28 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1937
Page
1
The clipping mix references football this week, piracy, traffic enforcement, and political figures. It mentions the Journal Herald editorializing, Leon High’s battle cry Beat Landon, and warnings to the Japanese emperor, with scattered remarks on printing, roads, and local officials.
The governor calls the general assembly to an extraordinary session on Thanksgiving to push tax reform and better balance state revenues. He warns of city and county school funding disparities and potential consolidation, while noting broader international concerns and the drift toward conflict among empires.
A column critiques General Frank Crozer and other army debunkers for exaggerating wartime panic and bravery. It questions depictions of Welsh regiments and Portuguese allies under fire, notes Crozer's death, and recounts criticisms of military leadership, veteran benefits, and WPA funds as state money.
The civilized world wonders about schemes hatched by Mussolini and Hitler. Both leaders have risen with their own initiative and seek to capitalize on it for national and personal ambitions. They recently convened after meeting on German soil, with Hitler showing Mussolini the German arms and armaments from Munich to Kiel.
The piece reviews reactions by Jewish and Catholic leaders to Justice Black's Supreme Court appointment. It argues the controversy is political with limited merit, notes anti Klan effects, and comments on Alabama politics and projects like Stone Mountain memorial highway. It laments political extravagance and links it to public conduct.
The fragment references General Smedley D. Butler and Mitchell discussing naval defense. Mitchell argued a future navy would seek cover from bombing planes and offered to demonstrate sinking a naval vessel. He was court martialed, suspended for five years, and later resigned, dying without retirement pay. Butler entertained the Senate with pro military remarks.
Gilbert Miller shocks Broadway by praising American critics after a London mix up. An edited Agate quote triggers a controversy then a clarifying letter boosts publicity. The episode turns into playful industry chatter about the theater world and its critics.
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