02 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1948
Page
1
The fragment shows a Thomasville post office transmission note and Associated Press copyright language. It mentions republication rights and deadlines for advertisements. No clear event, date, or person is identifiable.
The Tallahassee Monticello roadway is named for Fred A. Mahan of Monticello for ten years of highway beautification. He planted about 200000 shrubs along the stretch, transforming the corridor into a visual attraction from Thomasville to the Florida line.
Editorial points to U S support for freedom while condemning Soviet tactics in Czechoslovakia and the Balkans. It argues Russia wins by infiltrating parties, intimidating opposition, and using force, warning of eventual war if unchecked. Mentions Went Jackson Street and Kidson as local references.
A historical critique notes how Jeffersonian principles are kept in Democratic rhetoric while the party shifts with modern actions. It reflects on Roosevelt’s legacy, leadership needs, and debates within the party over nominees and strategy without sensational detail.
The article reports on Allied and Russian positions in Berlin amid postwar planning. It notes conflicting plans for occupation zones, American troops in Berlin, and Russian resistance to Western proposals. It also mentions broader European strategy and political maneuvering and shifts toward potential conferences and settlements.
A jumble of indecipherable OCR text references Parkash and Danie, a Cornerstone church ceremony, deaths, rebirth bill talks, and local market notes, with scattered mentions of leaders, events, and locations. The readable fragments show a disaster scene and community responses amid political and religious notes.
Alonzo Singletary expresses gratitude to friends for patronage after selling MMX autos service at Corner Hansell Street. He notes the business will continue operating and mentions connections to the Southern Packing Co and shipping services for Neetran.
Voters must check if their names appear on the certified list prepared by the Board of Registrars at least ten days before the primary. The list will be finalized and posted by the Board of Registrars on April 10, 1948.
The case centers on Christine Johnsten of Cullman alleging paternity involving her 23 month old child. The owner executive has until Wednesday to file an answer to the charged claim of common law duties. The allegations name James Douglas as a key figure.
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