12 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1948
Page
1
An unidentified observer argued the Albany road bridge would have survived a record flood, yet the structure built in 1941 flooded completely. Engineer Scott noted plans followed high water records, with the bridge seven feet above 1928 levels, yet inundation reached guard rails.
Newspaper editors propose a weekly bulletin card for Georgia roads and bridges. A daily emergency update would list breaks and detours to aid travelers. Journalists note misinformation from distant routes and urge official guidance for visitors and residents.
The piece critiques political campaigns revealing how candidates exploit voters, especially the disinterested and ignorant, with half truths and dramatic rhetoric. It argues campaigns often hide real issues and subtle trades, urging voters to seek genuine accountability rather than manipulation.
A damaged fragment reports a German plane taking off for America and an explosion near noon as airmen cross the Atlantic. The passage mentions injuries, staged theater events, and the opening of the TN Forty with minor league teams and large crowds.
Warm Springs Georgia April 12 memorial services were held on the anniversary of President Franklin D Roosevelt. The Little White House chapel opened to polio patients families and staff with others invited from across Georgia and beyond. A memorial commission chaired by Ivan Allen of Atlanta will oversee the grounds now open to the public likely in June.
The listing outlines a day’s radio content with segments on world news weather and music. Entries include The Tunes, Meet the Band, Forbidden Diary Luncheon Melodies and Spots on Meigs and Horlick with various time stamps.
Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce will host the Seventeen 4-H club winners at a lunch April 10 at 1 pm. They will be guests of the Board of Directors, then visit radio station WMGR where prizes will be awarded. Program schedules follow.
Advert says Fleischmann's new Dry Yeast stays fresh for weeks without refrigeration. One package equals a compressed yeast cake in any recipe and remains ready for action on the shelf. Buy now to ensure an on hand supply before baking urges strike.
Young men may apply for a Regular Air Force Commission by meeting age and education requirements or passing a comparable exam. Details available at Army or Air Force Recruiting Stations or by writing to Headquarters Air Force in Washington. After a 52 week course, graduates are commissioned and assigned to active flying duty with a monthly income up to 336 dollars.
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