30 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
1
A jumble of political talk and society notes from Thomasville and surrounding pages. Mentions Roosevelt speeches, taxation, voters, and a contest with a ten million dollar prize, alongside comments on local officials and campaigns.
A cooking school opened in Thomasville attracting many attendees. Reported savings from lessons totaled about two dollars per month for six years per one participant, illustrating economy benefits beyond the immediate culinary knowledge.
The piece praises Roosevelt for championing the ninety percent and argues leaders must fight for common citizens. It highlights Eddie Dowling as a Democratic rally figure and notes James Farley’s confident claim of electoral victory four years earlier.
The campaign to raise funds for Roosevelt expenses in Thomas county struggles with weak donations. About 250 dollars has been raised, mostly from a few men, while Meigs and Boston contribute and Thomasville lags. Nominators aim to reach the required amount this week. readers are urged to subscribe or donate.
New York writer George Tucker recounts meeting Paulette Goddard at a Miami Beach hotel diners, where a birthday cake moment with George Wright's cake sparks a playful introduction. He notes repeated inquiries from diverse places about becoming artists and entering creative fields.
President Roosevelt spoke briefly at Franklin Field outlining the Democratic stance on major national issues. He urged Americans to lead the fight against economic tyranny and return to fundamentals, calling for renewed vigor for economic freedom and liberty of conscience amid a clash over privilege.
Darien Japanese school children in this Asiatic mainland section show lower tuberculosis rates than peers in Japan after extensive tests. The findings suggest healthier conditions for the community amid ongoing health concerns.
Political currents from the Cleveland and Philadelphia party gatherings signal possible realignments as Republicans court so called "Jeffersonian" Democrats. Talks of coalitions arise amid concerns over centralization and state supervisory powers, with figures like Senator Glass and Senator Borah shaping debate on gold standard and party loyalties.
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