15 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1946
Page
1
A garbled page fragment blends social commentary and stray notices with political digressions and ad copy. The text references March and April musings, church work, parking meters, and public figures, all jumbled with incomplete phrases and fragmented statements.
The article praises early season okra sales in Florida and its growing role in Grady County processing. It notes Cairo’s plant and related pickling and canning ventures, amid postwar job protection for returning soldiers and evolving wage standards for unskilled and skilled workers.
Experts in timber and lumber say about 1 500 billion board feet of mature saw timber remain, enough for thirty years at 50 billion feet per year. Builders face high costs and shortages, while available material supports home repairs and new construction amid rising prices and limited supply.
A discussion notes that few ex service men will be denied employment in small establishments while large industrial firms may limit openings. The text emphasizes job access challenges for veterans in big industries.
Fourteen troop carrier vessels carrying more than 9,000 servicemen are due to arrive today at New York and three coast ports. The General Anderson sails with 3,618 men, Sea Flier 1,406, Chanute Victory 753, Antioch Victory 990, Webster Victory 964, and其他 vessels. In San Francisco port the Arethusa and other ships are listed, while Seattle expects the Hearth of the Morning with 1,511 navy personnel. Nearly two thirds of this year’s corn crop has been planted with hybrid corn.
Washington April 15 AP The Nation argues voters must act to improve Congress as primaries approach and leaders urge active participation. Collier’s awards honor Vandenberg and Monroney for backing military aid and congressional modernization with charity donations. Fulbright urges voters to engage, quit outsourcing choice, and challenge politicians.
In a visit to Albany, Dr. Leonard Stephens and Principal Lee hear local students answer a history prompt: Albany founded 1836 by Colonel Nelson Tift. The piece notes pecan industry, rail and bank growth, 1944 economic stats, and the author’s praise of the city’s people over infrastructure. The closing question asks how readers want him to vote on draft extension, reflecting voter sentiment.
Des Moines April 15 AP Em peror Hirohito is studying Christian doctrines and will embrace Christianity in the near future the Rev Bokko Tsuchiyama a Japanese Christian minister from Osaka told a Methodist youth rally here yesterday The minister said the Japanese people are seeking a new religion adding thousands will follow the Emperor s lead They feel Shinto and Buddhism have failed and are turning toward Christianity
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