11 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1934
Page
1
A dense page of commentary and quips from the Thomasville Daily Times-Enterprise includes political opinions on the Georgia governor election, local social satire, and humorous quips about taxes, street manners, and radio static. It also notes poll tax issues for voters.
The county chief races draw interest as three county commission seats proper judgeship in the city court and legislative seats are decided. Voters are urged to ignore inner contention and cast ballots for the best candidates amid concerns about propaganda and social tensions.
The forthcoming Georgia state primary centers on governor Eugene Talmadge seeking a second term. The Times-Enterprise endorses his record and urges Thom as county voters to back him, citing saved public funds and his promised relief for the people of Georgia. The feature also touches on political opinion, journalism careers, and notable media figures of the era.
New York reports the Midtown Hudson project reopening a wide 75 foot corridor from 34th to 42nd streets, extending an approach similar to the Holland tunnel. Courts permit secret real estate acquisitions by city subsidiaries to advance the slum clearance and curb land speculation amid Hell's Kitchen’s long troubled reputation.
A panoramic view of Antwerp’s color and skyline captured from the top floor of Europe’s tallest 23 story building. The occupant is American Lloyd King Coleman who is described in connection with the scene.
A clipped notice for a strawberry festival by a local group in the creek area draws attention. A humorous footnote promises prunes due to low mood, reflecting small town eccentricity in community life.
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