10 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
1
Commentary reveals mixed views on Roosevelts banking actions and fiscal policy. Observations touch on scrip, rubber plates, and the broader economic mood, noting war spending, sound money advocates Carter Glass and Roosevelt, and the reluctance of banks to loosen credit amid national concerns.
Washington reports outline Roosevelt empowered over all banks and a system to reopen failed banks under government trust and regu lations. Banks must meet standards, withdrawals likely restrained, and Clearing House Certificates circulate as money while authorities stabilize the system and protect depositors.
The Pine Grove column notes farming activity advancing with land breaking and planting. It records visits from Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Carlton of Vredonuia to Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Carlton, shopping trips by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson to Thomasville, and weekend guests Wessie Lee and Myrtice Nesmith of Sherrod.
Washington reports that Joseph Clark Grew, dubbed America s best diplomat, may keep his Tokyo ambassadorship through a Roosevelt administration. Grew rose from consular service to ambassador and has long been praised as a skilled peacemaker in Europe and the Far East.
Finland reports a 1932 export surplus of 1 190 000 000 marks or 17 850 000 dollars amid crisis gains from cost cuts. In ten months exports rose while imports fell, per Finish Trade Review, citing cost reductions as the key. Afternoon visitors from Thomasville and local residents nearby note illness and social visits.
Esther Carter edits New Hope School News with pieces on Alexander Graham Bell’s life and inventiveness. The column includes poems and local social notes about Miss Elsie Pettigrew, Edith Hudson, and Herbert Jenkins era visitors and gatherings among residents.
Local residents share weekend visits and greetings across Fredonia Moultrie Coolidge and Thomasville. Notables include Miss Mildred Megahee, Miss Nellie Mae O Quinn and Mrs. Robert Parramore. A church outing and a shower event are mentioned along with bus schedules for Tifton Moultrie Thomasville Bainbridge and Cairo routes.
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