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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
7
A discussion of Roosevelt supporters and fundraising notes appears with references to Townsend and Perkins praise. Reports mention Philadelphia conventions, Republican aims, and the push for campaign dollars to back Roosevelt. The piece frames a national effort with emphasis on ethics and unity amid political maneuvering.
Citizens weigh donations to support a great Philadelphia speech broadcast nationwide. Twenty five dollars covers the roster. others may give ten five or one dollar. Miss Louise Hayes will collect and report contributions to the committee, stressing the impact of electing him again on the state south and nation.
The piece weighs the loss of the two-thirds rule in the Democratic Party, its potential impact on southern representation, and how conventions may shift power between regions. It contrasts party platforms, notes Bryan’s influence, and argues loyalty vs. service in shaping election outcomes.
A young girl sent a dollar to have her name on the Roosevelt roster, arguing her parents showed indifference. The piece laments citizen apathy and compares the fund to a trough fed by those who contribute, warning that many will wait for others to act while the campaign needs public backing. The girl’s action is praised as a rare display of responsibility.
United States naval authorities ordered American sailors on shore leave at Tsingtao to return to their ships. The move followed a Japanese demonstration to avoid possible international complications.
The Reds, coached by Charlie Dressen, surge in the National League, two games from a top finish as Al Hollingsworth strengthens the rotation. Kiki Cuyler and Lew Riges homer as Cincinnati wins 11 to 6 over Philadelphia while the Cubs beat the Giants 3 to 1 and Pittsburgh edges Boston 2 to 1. American League sees Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 7. Weather causes postponements. a double header is planned.
Secretary W. T. Jay of the Thomas County Democratic Executive Committee asks the Times-Enterprise to announce the final qualifying time for all prospective candidates. The deadline is Wednesday, July 1 at noon for those seeking to qualify.
Found at last the Q-623 relief for rheumatism neuritis and sciatica. A prescription of a specialist, it has helped thousands where other remedies failed. Get a bottle for $1.00 and try Q-Tabs for getting up nights. Q-628 and Q-Tabs are from Associated Pharmacists of Baltimore Inc. Sold by Moody & Cromartie Druggists Boston Ga Cash Drug Store Meigs Georgia.
The noon deadline falls July 1st for candidacy in the Representative race. Jay will remain at his office to accept the $35 entrance fee at the last moment. Only Joe Robison and Jesse Gainey have qualified so far.
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