30 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1939
Page
1
The issue blends community notes from Thomasville Georgia with editorials on roads, public works, digestion of middle age, and wartime perspectives. Readers hear about church needs, local scenes, and the city’s future projects amid wartime commentary.
Fragmentary notice recalls November eleven, 1918 as a day when the war ended and crowds celebrated. The legible text hints at relief and triumph but remains incomplete and unclear in places.
A reflective piece argues for humane employer employee relations as essential for national resilience during war. It stresses shared purpose, brotherhood among workers, and the need for bosses to earn cooperation rather than command through fear, linking labor harmony to future peace and civilization.
The text argues Germany now seeks peace, backed by Poland’s partition and Russia’s aid promises. It reflects on the suffering of five million who went to war and warns against entering the war, urging readers to consider the impact on those at home.
The article discusses Valdosta moving to codify ordinances under city leadership amid World War II tensions. It critiques German and Soviet actions, notes Poland’s fate, and mentions parliamentary rhetoric, taxation debates, and local sports as balance to grim global talk.
The arms embargo repeal dispute moves from the Senate to the House as public reaction and letters from constituents pressure lawmakers. Polls show allied support, yet House members worry about mail and public opinion affecting votes before elections. The piece recalls past shifts in sentiment and the warning it poses for current policy.
A garbled crossword style list presents partial clues and mismatched numbers for many items. It includes references to foods, animals, places, and artifacts such as beans, goats, rivers, cities like Portu gal and Indiana, and mythic figures, all jumbled without clear grid or solutions.
The readable fragments describe nations and a parliamentary house facing softened opposition but remaining cautious. No clear names dates or locations are identifiable from the text.
New York firms fear layoffs before Christmas as major motion picture studios cut staff. The article notes the bleak outlook for Hollywood related employment amid uncertainty in the industry.
Hollywood faces a shift as big budget productions canceling amid wartime trade controls reduce foreign rentals and total profits. Producers warn that even Gone With the Wind could suffer a market impact, forcing pay cuts for stars and elimination of middlemen.
A New York municipal election sees Tammany in peril as repeaters attempt to vote under false names. A freckled red haired man declares Tsadere Mendelheim is his name and vows to vote under it despite challengers. A tense scene unfolds at a downtown polling place.
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