04 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
1
The editorial discusses Governor Eugene Talmadge declaring a banking holiday in Georgia and the wider effect on banks, deposits, and business. It argues for federal and state action to protect banks, reassure the public, and stabilize the economy while urging responsible conduct from individuals and institutions.
The city of Thomasville considers issuing bank-backed scrip to meet urgent needs after a cash shortage. A two cent stamp is required on each purchase, with merchants supplying and canceling stamps. Banks and the city will support the program to stimulate trade and provide a stable exchange medium until normal money flow resumes.
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The Georgia Education Association formed postwar to build state schools amid Reconstruction. Leaders faced opposition and tax constraints, but laws from 1910 onward pushed compulsory education and county funding. The piece also notes student scrapbooks, bi centennial lessons, and local sports activity linking to Georgia history themes.
A narrator recounts a tense pursuit near a bridge as he suspects a murderer stalks him. Police form a posse, light blinks, a dramatic whistle signals a charge, and the final scene leaves him mocked rather than hailed as a hero.
The article notes student groups from Manual Training and Mechanical Drawing supporting campus events and posters. It highlights the Free Lunch Fund boosted by the Thomasville Ice Company with crate sales, prizes, and a net profit of 200 dollars. Thomasville prepares hospitality for visiting delegates and urges pupil help in hosting guests.
Readable items show the Georgia Poets program at the junior high with students performing poems and songs. Scientists collect soil samples from Thomas County as part of Bi-centennial projects and county products study. A large crowd attended a Legion Hall dance to raise money for football sweaters, with support from Syncopiters, Legionnaires, W QDP, Rose Theatre, and Times Enterprise.
The boys lost in the final matches at Morven but earned praise for their good record and sportsmanship. The girls playoff final closes the season on Saturday night with the tournament concluding.
In Boston on Thursday night, Hela faces Thomasville with Boston, while the boys and girls both earn praise for their seasons. The girls’ sportsmanship stands out as they accept losses as well as wins, reflecting the team spirit of 933.
Tifton Moultrie Thomasville and Bainbridge bus schedule lists departures at 5 30 a m 1 00 p m and 6 30 p m from Cairo and Bainbridge points. Thomasville to Moultrie with intermediate stops at 10 50 a m 4 00 p m and 11 00 p m.
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