20 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1946
Page
1
The snippet shows a masthead stating AP rights and republishing terms, local news publication, advertisement deadline by 6 pm the day before, and contact details for the business office including a phone number. It reflects typical newspaper front matter rather than a news event.
A collage of stray phrases covers elections county politics Easter fashions labor strikes and local events. References include a governor race jockeying candidates an Easter display a veterans hospital site and a Rose Show with previews and fund-raising for THS uniforms.
Local readers discuss raising about three thousand dollars to purchase new band uniforms for ten years of use. Citizens urged to donate five dollars or more, starting at the Rose Show, to support the school band and its continued participation in Albany contests and possible state meet in Milledgeville.
The piece outlines a power struggle among candidates Talmadge Rivers Carmichael Griffin and others as debate over the white primary law continues. Linder Harris and Griffin face scrutiny while voters weigh whether to consolidate support behind a single contender or keep a three way contest unresolved.
The OPA is praised for saving people from rising prices while business firms and agencies claim it harms the economy and should be abolished. Congress shows varied sectional attitudes on the issue as the public wonders how far the debate will go.
A long report based on Allied documents and German files labels Hitler as fully successful in expanding the German population, liquidating European Jewry, and lowering birthrates in non German lands. It says 6,000,000 Jews were killed and the war killed 15,000,000 in Europe and Russia, noting the war began after his rise to power and reshaped the world.
Train arrivals listed with multiple times and notes Daily service with through sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Tampa St Petersburg Detroit Chicago etc M. T. Wells ticket agent details indicate wartime timetable adjustments and contact information.
Seventeen year old Faidley A Farber tested his father’s jeep by driving up and down the steps of Dundee grade school in Omaha. He was fined 2.50 and costs and ordered not to drive for 60 days as his father promised supervision.
Timetable lists departure options from Dothan to Atlanta at 8:05 am 6:25 am 9:40 am 10:25 am 2:16 pm 6:55 pm 10:55 pm and from Dothan to Tallahassee at 3:00 am 6:15 am 9:30 am 10:15 am 2:00 pm 6:46 pm with arrivals in Atlanta and from Dothan at 9:32 am 1:52 pm 6:35 pm and 10:47 pm.
Louie D Newton presents a Sunday lesson on Luke 24 13 31 the road to Emmaus where Cleopas and an unnamed companion meet Jesus after the resurrection. He reveals scripture from Moses to the prophets and the disguise lifts at the meal when Jesus blesses the bread. Their eyes open and hearts burn with understanding as they recognize him.
Fragmented lines list irregular terms and clues including color reference and place names. The legible items mention American Indians, Viper, Silkworm, Mexican substitute for bread, Hungarian dance, and other scattered entries, forming an opaque crossword like fragment without a clear event or narrative.
A garbled OCR fragment lists word fragments and clues across themes like law, ecclesial terms, and daily objects. Notable entries include references to a church segment, postal service, compass points, and various single words or phrases that seem unrelated, forming a puzzle-like sequence.
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