05 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
1
In the Thomasville Times Enterprise a collage of political chatter and social quips covers figures like Hoover, Taft, and Hardman, with opinions on prohibition, elections, and public life. Multiple notes touch on Ohio primaries, Newark politics, and GM staff leanings amid a broad, gossipy political snapshot.
The visit by Hoke Smith to Thomasville showcased his vigor and advocacy for the Democratic ticket. He addressed a large audience with a logical, tactful presentation while supporters praised his dedication to Georgia and the party amid ongoing road funding debates and political disharmony within Tammany influence.
Washington observers note the post of assistant secretary of the navy has often passed among Roosevelt loyalists and relatives. Figures like Frank Roosevelt and Trubeé Davison are cited as potential picks in a Smith administration, while ties to Daniels and Busch family figures influence local political currents.
Eastern time programs include Sylvania Foresters United Military Band and National Light Opera The Sorcerer with multiple stations listed WEAF WJAS WRC etc. Wavelengths show 491.6 WEAF New York and 12:45 Afternoon Music 5:00 Diane Music 6:00 Synagogue Services 7:30 Venetian Nights 8:00 Panat Troubadours 9:30 National Light Opera 10:30 Dance Music.
The article compares Georgia and North Carolina road development, noting NC’s bold highway program and the public risk to property to fund permanent roads, highlighting the statewide impact on citizens and the long-term effects of ambitious infrastructure.
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