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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
2
A fragmented column from Thomasville discusses a range of items from a World-Wide Child Problem note on underfed children to local quips about politics, entertainment, and agriculture. It mentions a Gone With the Wind monument idea, Union and G O P tensions, a Ringling Bros. circus note, and concerns over beetle outbreaks in entomology.
A veteran reunion at Gettysburg recalls the I War Between the States with pride and sympathy. The piece notes national healing, aid for attendees, and ongoing global suffering including China’s war-torn conditions.
The piece argues that public services should be judged by the money they save not by their existence. It criticizes wasteful and incompetent agencies, notes that essential protections for health and safety exist alongside famine and welfare concerns, and calls for disciplined expenditure and better performance to avoid endangering civilization and neighborly life.
In Washington debate rages over civilian bombing with Senator Pittman backing State Department sentiment while Senators Borah Johnson and Clark denounce meddling and a proposed study. Hull argues for a positive, parallel U.S. stance to influence international affairs as European, Japanese, and Chinese issues stay tense.
A first person piece recalls a bronchitis illness and the cost of treatment in New York. The narrator mocks Pollyana optimism, notes hospital and medicine expenses, and promises independence despite lingering weakness. The diary style fragment hints at more details left unread.
The speaker describes health struggles with pills sticking in the throat and disintegrating and says they will return to the office for a day or two to organize their desk and write thank-you notes. They plan a trip with Mel Graff and remain hopeful about a potential strike.
Radio Today presents a June 30 schedule listing NBGC WEAF East station programs across day parts. Notable items include Back of the News, Adrian Rollins Ensemble, Press Radio News, Paul Douglas on Sports, Amos n Andy, The Summertime Revue, Rudy Vallee Hour, Bob Howard, Ink Spots, Dick Himber Orchestra, Isham Jones Orchestra and Major Bowes Hour with various east and west coast feed notes.
Lost or misplaced keys on a double ring with Travelers Insurance tag. Reward offered for return or information via Times Enterprise Office. Also lists radio program schedule and a Spokane, Washington power outage event affecting 4,000 homes.
A veteran New York financier known for philanthropy dies sparking a press chase for a deeper obituary. A West coast editor seeks a personal, anecdotal piece from a longtime reporter who admits he preferred flattering puff pieces while the man lived and resented the posthumous demand.
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