11 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1950
Page
1
The column blends observations on food preservation, Easter egg hunting, health programs, and weather quirks with political commentary. It references Lattimore, the McCarthy era, State Department scrutiny, Truman, and Georgia politics highlighting George Hamilton for Treasurer and mentions Talmadge.
Public statement from Georgia lead author pledging full financing for the Minimum Foundation Program in education. He notes progress in raising per pupil spending from 98.00 to 119.58, but cites a national average of 195 and vows to fund the program next year.
A Georgia column condemns Charles Redwine for allowing a hat pass in the Department of Revenue to fund political campaigns. It argues the merit system should prevent coercion, decries attempts to force donations, and praises workers who resist political pressure while criticizing Talmadge era practices. The piece urges accountability and notes public decency failures.
Local citizens push for action against soot and cinders from the light plant and other stacks. Judge Samuel H. Sibley informs Marietta officials that property owners demand relief, noting health and home damage, and calls for a committee to study solutions and costs.
Katherine arrives in Broadwell a quaint village framed by wood hills and blossom. She meets William Brody in a café as he discovers her admiration and invites her on a walk back to his room in a converted barn. The scene shifts to Andrew in his office noting plans and the Broddwell Players casting.
AP describes Andrew Nolan discussing a possible screen project Devil May Care with World Wide and London executives. He plans a Broadwest visit to scout Morton’s company and attends a dinner with Sydneys Hamlyns, Blounts, Enid, Magda, and others on a Gothic loggia as the narrative builds toward a continuation.
The census count is being taken today on persons in hotels with 40 help. Census takers are not visiting rooms. blank forms are distributed at hotel desks for guests to answer. Workers stand by in lobbies to assist.
Twenty persons killed and seven injured when a transcontinental bus struck long steel railroad tracks near Albuquerque New Mexico. The wreck left the bus demolished and debris strewn along the line as authorities began investigations into the fatal crash.
Allies report sinking 18 German ships in battle and four Allied ships lost, with four cruisers and ten transports captured by the Nazis. Norwegian forces say Bergen is back in Norwegian hands. Churchill touts a moral Allied victory in naval warfare.
Aerial Altinbk and Allies secure victory at filings. Admiralty days signal German fleet setback. Judge Earle Craigmiles and tax receiver Mrs Norton reelected. Thomas elected to commission. Bentley wins coroner. Incumbents Hicks and Dykes lose.
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