23 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1946
Page
1
The page shows the Daily Times-Enterprise publication details from Thomasville Georgia with editor and business manager names and printing information. It lists Associated Press rights and publication dates and service terms for classifieds and notices.
The column surveys Georgia political strains from the governor race to the cost implications of a white primary. It notes Thomas County’s support for the Red Cross drive, critiques media influence, and reflects on candidates Carmichael, Talmadge, and Rivers while touching on Pacifist ideas, industry, and public services.
Thomasville high school posted a landmark year claiming top honors in academics and athletics. Students under Coach Garner and Lupt Mahler earned district and state level trophies across sports and scholastic events, highlighting sustained excellence and lasting trophies.
City officials discuss dangerous bottlenecks on state highways especially Smith Avenue and Remington in Thomasville. Costly widening plans clash with land needs while Moultrie road and Madison street underpass improve approaches to Cairo and Albany routes.
The Christian Service Committee of Protestant churches aids veterans returning home by securing services and job restoration where possible. The group, born from a Christmas-time initiative, works through church networks to provide nonsectarian help and moral support while urging federal agencies to cooperate.
A Sylvester Local piece quotes Kerne] Cy Bricus urging Congress to abolish all regulations and end handouts, arguing the country should return to old fashioned work rules and fear of treason for opposing the Democratic party. He criticizes bureaucratic price controls and praises sweat of the brow doctrine.
Washington explains UNRRA the combined food board and the famine emergency committee. UNRRA distributes free food to needy nations but others pay, while the board allocates commodities among paying and non paying nations. Hoover chairs the emergency committee which publicizes famine and urges conservation.
The Masonic Messenger notes Noble Jones as the first Mason made in Georgia and Savannah lodge master in 1756 57. It credits his roles as physician militia captain colonial official and Georgia militia colonel while outlining disputed Grand Master status and references C C Jones history of Georgia.
The passage muses on the long effort to preserve history and honor pioneers like Noble Jones in Georgia, noting the substantial task and ultimate value of a lasting record for future generations. It suggests earning a doctorate as recognition of such contributions.
Macon Ga April 23 AP police search for a lone bandit in khaki who robbed the Macon Grand theater office staff. He took about $1100 in a money sack after ordering cashier Miss Alice Smart and assistant manager Grady Cofer to line up. He asked for the nearest exit as he fled.
Leland Byrd of West Virginia led individual scorers with 56 points across three games in the national invitation college basketball tournament. West Virginia finished third. Don Otten of Bowling Green had the top single game with 31 points, while Ernie Calverley of Rhode Island was named the tournament's outstanding player with 51 points in three games.
Advertises Smith's Vermifuge promising quick relief from worm-related symptoms for men women and children. Claims assistance for weakness nervousness upset stomach and itching and notes price 35 cents at druggists with caution to use only as directed by Galenol Co. Atlanta box 264.
Puzzle clues mix meat grain birds people rooms and verbs with many garbled phrases. The list includes ground grain tropical bird mythic monsters lace making vegetables and numbers plus scattered proper nouns and odd spellings.
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