10 Apr 1941
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
1
The paper notes Balkan and German war developments with editorial commentary. It reports Thomasville High School band earning a second at the Milledgeville state event after a prior first rating.
The fragmented article discusses pulp wood development in the state, citing Herty laboratory work and the potential for timber as a crop. It notes uncertain economics, costs of transport, and the need for scientific cutting to optimize tree use, with interest in suitable timber sections and farm management.
The Italian government retaliates against the United States over recall pressure on Admiral Lais tied to sabotage of Italian ships in interned status. Germany withdraws its ambassador from Washington as US remains unrepresented in Berlin. Likely similar actions toward Italy loom. Mussolini's regime allies with Hitler, aiming to curb Allied aid amid regional upheaval and colonial failures.
Upton Sinclair was invited to speak to distressed nations facing German dominance. He opened his short address by highlighting the urgency of resisting conquest and calling for solidarity and action.
Washington Daybook recounts the late 19th and early 20th century railroad expansion era. It explains how 158 million acres of land and half-rate freight privileges were promised to 75 railroads in exchange for building western lines and how the 1940 transportation act later allowed most lines to return unused lands, ending a fiscal stretch that shaped western development.
Cincinnati reports show the city hall clock, silenced after noise complaints, now faces renewed requests to resume striking. Councilman Herbert Bigelow relays growing public pressure as prior repairs and silences are weighed against eagerness for the clock’s chimes. A Kansas volcanic cone near Riley remains a distant note of natural activity.
Bainbridge Lions Club schedules a regular meeting Friday at the Gilbert Hotel. Kev James Ward will lead the program and all members are urged to attend.
The April Junior Country Club gathering in Bainbridge Georgia was hosted by Misses Frankie Nordan Bessie Lewis Florence Lang and Mrs John Durham. The event featured Easter motif table decor with grass and biddies on a white banquet table, a central bowl of spring flowers, and a hot plate. President George Cliett led a brief business session announcing an upcoming picnic. New member Betty Sims was welcomed and visitors Cliff Rambo Robert Sweat Penny Waite and Camille Lipford attended.
Joe L. Ballenger scout executive of the Suwannee River Council spoke to the Bainbridge Rotary Club in Gilbert Hotel Bainbridge Ga stressing the man and boy bond in Scouting. Ro taran Ramsey Simmons introduced him and Abe Conger spoke. Ladies Night announced for April 15 at the Gilbert Hotel. Guests included N O Parrish and aviator Bill Cummings recently returned from.
Singland was the guest of Rotarian Vance Custer and Clarke Gurley president of the Lions Club. Gurley led the group in several pop songs and played the piano.
Bainbridge Ga April 10 The Wednesday afternoon bridge club met at Mrs Edwin Varner s suburban home Lingerlong fragrant daffodils calendulas and Cherokee roses graced the living room High score went to Mrs Cheney Griffin Miss Martha Ward assisted by the hostess served a salad plate and Coca Colas Players included Miss Elizabeth O Neal Clara Wimberly Hazel Sloan Flinor Wilkes Martha Ward Mesdames Cheney Griffin Gordon Jester and Edwin Varner
Bainbridge residents report travels and visits with friends and relatives from Georgia Alabama Florida and South Carolina. Highlights include Misses Frankie Nordan Bessie Lewis and Ruth Wheat attending the GEA in Augusta Ga and a motor trip to Tallahassee Fla. plus guests Marguerite Matthews from Cairo and visitors Joe Williams and family from Columbia S C. A San Francisco dispatch notes pigeons in Union Square attracting bellhop assistance for food and a garage dig near the square.
A compact list of cryptic clues and partial phrases covering topics from poetry to chemistry terms, with items like fastener, metal, and musical notes, plus names and places such as Ireland and Norway, embedded in a collage of wordplay clues.
Fragmentary clues mention yesterday's puzzle numbers 65 and 66 and terse hints like Asserted ax DOWN Import Clothing Ignited Fruit of the o. The text also references a swinging barrier in a fem context and shows mixed garbled phraseology suggesting crossword style wordplay or a cryptic puzzle.
Hollywood reports 660 critics praised Orson Welles film as a groundbreaking achievement in cutting edge photography and storytelling. Welles wrote directed and produced Citizen Kane while Gregg Toland provides panoramic depth with innovative angles. Some criticism notes uneven pacing yet the work introduces a new film technique and narrative structure.
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