05 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
1
A scrambled page notes items from Thomasville and surrounding topics. Mentions the Times-Mirprise Co. building and associated press notices, local comments on politics and draft concerns, industry plans in Georgia, and postwar infrastructure efforts, with scattered reflections on city leadership and everyday life.
President Truman voiced calm on the international situation, pledging to straighten it out within a reasonable time. He suggested Russia seeks security, not imperial expansion, and warned that clashes with Stalin will persist until paths align, while the world steers away from another war. He also urged cotton policy changes to boost demand and noted the South’s evolving role in global production.
report describes Marietta burglars fleeing after taking bonds and securities worth thousands. they dropped a man named Ben and a cache described as hot shot in their direction, though he was saved. notes indicate a dangerous escape and pursuit with casualties or injuries not fully clarified.
The Nation Today discusses Georgia's cotton declines from the boll weevil and the shift to diversification aiding war production needs. It warns of looming cotton challenges as substitutes enter textiles and notes critical issues of dove hunting and wildlife regulations.
Mr. B. E. Padgett of Atlanta testifies Retonga eased acid indigestion muscle pains and fatigue. He reports losing ten pounds then regaining weight, improved appetite and sleep, and no need for harsh laxatives. Retonga claimed to aid digestion and vitamin B-1 deficiency. available at Inman Drug Co.
Marsh Mullins laments failed planting as rains persist. Cas Cactus and Chole Cockleburr discuss food shortages and rising meat prices reported from a distant Atlanta packing house. They urge self sufficiency and calm amidst shortages and global hunger news.
Mrs Emily B Hunter long separated by war locates her son Lt Ralph Hunter in Tokyo. She had spent two years in Red Cross service in Italy and was sent to General MacArthur's headquarters area. Both mother and son are identified as reunited amid postwar efforts.
A compact notice invites readers to visit a business location 1/2 mile east of Capitol in Magnosia Cts Perry Highway Tallahassee Florida. Signage will guide customers with hours from 9 a m to 8 p m.
The report states she will serve as supervisor of the First Cavalry Red Cross Club, detailing duties and leadership role within the unit.
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