Summary of a Thomasville daily remarks page and notes
A reader column from Thomasville Times Enterprise features scattered opinions and quips on politics, society, and daily life. Humor and social commentary touch on Hoover, public figures, radio and phonographs, and local concerns mixed with brief cultural notes.
Drive It Air Stations and Early Flight Fantasies in Atlanta
A faded column sketches the dream of urban air service in Atlanta with proposed drive it air stations and pilots for hire, imagining airships for hire and small towns like Thomas to host airports. It notes the growing pilot pool and looming aviation boom, while touching on cocktails and stimulants in culture.
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Atlanta
Thomas
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Stations
The page lists Wednesday September 11 radio programming across WEAF WJZ WGY KDKA and more. It details time slots for concerts, orchestras, dances, news, and sports scores with station call letters and network cues for each hour. The schedule includes notable acts such as Golden Gems Happy Bakers and Amos and Andy plus various orchestras and operettas.
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Associated. Press
WEAF
New York
Black Gold
Wre
United Synagogue Service
WIEAF
Golden Gems
Ernc Rapee
Webi Wtic
WTAG
WCSH
WTAM
Happy- Bakers
Frank Luther
WLIT
WGR
WEEI
WGY
Wee
Shavers
WEERI
WTIC
WIAR
WCAE
WWI
WGN
WSAT
Olive Palmer
WHEEL
WDTAG
WTFAM
WSAI
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WBT
National Light Opers
Gilbert
Sullivan
WRC
WIOD
Dave Harmon
WAPI
Peeeeeee Drakei
WJZ
WBZ
WBAL
KDIKA
WLW
John B. Kennedy
Mme. Gainsberg
WIZ
Harry Kogen Orch
WHAM
Foresters
Bernard ‘Altschuler
WRVA
KDKA
WIR
KYW
WSE
WJAX
WNDKA
Victor Warner
Amos
Andy
Laurier String Ensemble
Clear Channel
WPG
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Orch
Schenectady
Central
Cincinnati
Zno
Symphony Orch
Gene
Ford
Glenn
WSB Atllanta
Harry Pomar
Neil Weldon
WSZ
Charlotte
WIZ & Weaf
Louisville
University of Kentucky
WSM Nashville
Francis Craig
WEAE
Christine Lamb
Richmond
William Byrd
Everybody’s Business
WJIZ
Shoaus
White Woman Found After Thirty Years With Maori Tribe
A kidnapped white girl from Taranaki vanished as a child and lived with Maori, marrying a chief and bearing two children. A niece identified a woman with the tribe by a scar and likeness, confirming the survivor’s return to relatives in Auckland.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Caroline
Perrett
Taranaki
North Island
Taneatua
Investigation Of Floggings Under Way At Charlotte
State authorities under Governor Gardner are directing probes into the kidnapping and flogging of communist union organizers in Gastonia and Charlotte. Labor leaders vow to press their program in North Carolina textile centers despite threats, while organizers seek protection and accountability from officials.
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Charlotte
N. C
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Bill Dunne
Communist Party
United States
International Labor- Defense
South
Gastonia
Ben Wells
England
National Textile Workers Union
Wells
Gardner
Dennis Brummitt
John G. Carpenter
Superior Court District
Bessemer City
Fifty Million Dollar Bird Attracts Quail Hunting Boom
A columnist notes Thomasville’s quail industry has drawn fifty million dollars through hunting and climate appeal. Despite prospering preserves and rising payrolls, poaching threatens. some demand stronger protection to stop the damage and avoid community backlash.
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Thomasville
Cocktails Stir European Debate on Health and Digestion
Contemporary commentary argues cocktails threaten European digestion more than straight alcohol. Editors in Paris and London cite experts, noting the drink’s oily and bitter components may worsen stomach function and provoke broader health concerns.
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Paris
Nedicaiman Preserver
London Lancet
George Guillain
England
E. Dixon
Guillain
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