03 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1946
Page
1
The piece notes that Georgia Tech has quartered 275 GI men and their wives in Marietta bombing plant housing. It mentions taxes, bottled beer tax, and civic improvements, plus various editorial quips about wartime shortages and local conditions in Thomasville.
General Eichelberger tightened controls after observing American Marines in Tokyo with Japanese locals. He condemned fraternization as disorderly, ordering measures to restore good order. The piece notes broader concerns in Germany and Japan, plus issues around tipping and the costs of nightlife for service members and civilians.
Washington coverage notes renewed calls for probing lobbyists as House Rules Committee weighs inquiry. It warns all readers that pressure groups affect laws and taxes, potentially harming the public even if only a few benefit.
A colonial era editorial notes that gaudy night clubs in big cities rely on visiting patrons who spend lavishly, helping sustain glamorous venues that attract tourists and locals alike. The piece critiques urban entertainment as driven by outward show and profit.
The Franklin D Roosevelt stamp collection, assembled over a lifetime, sold at Parke-Bernet Galleries for 210 175. Auctions spanned Feb 4 5 and the final sessions brought 76 319 with strong bidding including an 050 bid for a 4800 stamp German Reichsmark inflation album.
Washington Roundup reports on OPA price control future after June 80 expiration dates as House committee weighs amendments. Senates debates draft extension and minimum wage changes while housing and health bills face uncertain prospects amid a stalled legislative pace.
An old advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin as guaranteed quality and purity. It claims affordability with 12 tablets for 10 cents and 100 tablets for 35 cents, urging consumers to choose genuine, fast-acting aspirin from St. Joseph.
A reflection on the cross of Jesus through poetry and Dora Byron's thoughtful lines. The verse contrasts Cypress wood with a cross of gold, noting how divine love can transform pain and weariness into spiritual release and a raised heart toward God.
Gorman Burnett of Lynchburg Virginia will captain the University of Rochester eleven next fall. A two year right halfback veteran, Burnett is a pre medical student.
Sao Paulo April 3 CAP Investigation into Japanese terrorist gangs spread to Parana and Amazonas as police hunted two slain Japanese businessmen Tachyaburo Nomura and Venji Mizobe. Investigators tied the killings to gang activity and a document signed by a local colonist backing Japan’s position.
Police said dozens of Japanese have been threatened with death and accused of treason to their homeland. Guards were posted throughout the colony as authorities tightened security after the war.
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