06 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
1
A collage of observations touches on Italian Ethiopian conflict and the world economy. Taxes loom with a billion dollars in delinquent dues while domestic debates weigh sanctions and policy shifts amid uncertain weather and social concerns.
A broad discussion on sales tax elimination ideas in several states, gas tax impacts on highway revenue, and the balance of taxation with local needs. The piece notes civic behavior, youth pranks, and social issues, then touches on the Dionne quints, hunting prospects, family duties, long standing joint pains, and the Paul Redfern expedition.
The University of Florida president criticized a facetious remark about foreign named players in football, saying some colleges recruit tough players from foreign centers for pay, risking student integrity. He argues honesty matters and American students would resist being paired with paid foreign imports in college games.
Ghostly Hallo We en Eve stunts by local youths sparked varied reaction. In Thomasville a series of pranks was mostly innocent but some cities labeled them sabotage as property was mutilated shrubbery destroyed and steps taken to disturb public order.
Officials urge firm limits on land grabbing amid a broader crackdown. The statement signals tough measures to curtail illegal acquisitions and curb government complicity in property seizures.
Italians still favor spaghetti as their top dish with meatballs remaining a traditional accompaniment. The report notes no reduction in spaghetti consumption and highlights the continued popularity of the classic pairing.
The line notes a jammed typewriter prompting a day off and expert intervention to recover the machine.
Arizona puma cubs O H Moeur sent to New York’s Alfred E. Smith may share a cage with Chapka the Eskimo husky at Central Park Zoo after the ASPCA relented. The arrangement permits night separation to continue the experiment as playmates and performers.
University of Chicago records show 60 men and Chicago-Forty coeds registered for dating with only names and hair color listed. The notes imply that available registrants may form acquaintance contacts through the program.
Anne Farnsworth, once heir to Farnsworth Fisheries and fiancé Rob Crocker, hides as Nikki Nielsen in Union Town Finland colony. She accepts John Neuman’s love and plans, attempts to learn the trade, faces loyalties and class tensions, while preparing to prove a future with him as he sails away.
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