19 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1946
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment references a business manager and contact details tied to a periodical. The readable bits mention a telephone number associated with Haitor and a timeline of weeks and months, but no clear event or action is established.
The piece notes Rivers and Talmadge challenge and support Jimmy Carmichael in upcoming races while Albany plans a May 13 bond election. It mentions Easter christenings, Rose Show in Thomasville, and fears over wartime shortages. Also criticizes racial politics and the white primary in Georgia.
Georgia voters face a muddled race as Jimmy Carmichael contemplates entering the contest while Talmadge and Rivers position on the white primary dominates the discourse. The state grapples with leadership gaps amid warnings of a nasty campaign and calls for broad voter registration and turnout.
A survey of fears and safeguards around atomic weapons. The text discusses how wartime decisions, notably Roosevelt’s, accelerated development to prevent German progress. It warns of future nations seeking the power, stresses the need for supervision, and calls for global responsibility to prevent unchecked use of atomic bombs.
The passage worries that future calculations may falter just as in Japan and Germany before the war, implying enduring anxiety about repeating past economic missteps.
The piece argues Russia seeks oil and commercial leverage in Iran, challenging England and allies, with the UNO poised to block excessive concessions. It notes Iran has appealed for UNO investigation while Russia ignores a May 6 retirement deadline, stressing the need for open agreement to avoid coercion of weaker nations.
Rep Rogers of Florida won support from 14 House members from Alabama Florida and Georgia to force his terminal leave pay bill from committee. The measure would allow enlisted personnel to up to 120 days leave time they could not take, matching officers who receive 30 days per year. Pieces signed by Rogers Price Peterson Hendricks Cannon Patrick Manasco Boykin Tarver Mankin Gib 300 Vinson Brown Camp Pace.
House action would remove price controls on many goods if Senate agrees and President signs. Gossett amendment ties continuation to 1940 41 production levels, risking rapid loss of controls on meat milk farm products coal shoes wool rayon clothing furniture and key industrial items.
A devotional meditation links Good Friday sermons to the crucifixion with quotes from scripture. The text then shifts to wartime economic notes about OPA price ceilings for household goods and steel, noting potential shortages and shifting priorities between steel, clothing, and farm products.
Joy Lewis hosted Thomas County 4-H Club members March 23 at the Lewis home barn in Ochlocknee. Mrs. Jeanne Dunlap led entertaining games while Sybil Smith presided, with reports from clubs and refreshments served amid festive lighting and yard activities.
Puzzle entry lists across and down clues with varied topics including explosives cognates and geography. contains misprints and fragmented phrases requiring reconstruction for a coherent crossword grid and solution. The scattered hints cover terms from weapons to arts, trade and geography. likely from a puzzle page in a historic newspaper.
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