25 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
1
A jumble of votive and social notes paints a period view. It notes debt timelines and inflation fears while mentioning textile worries and public behavior patterns. It highlights Rose Show preparations in Thomasville and concerns about road safety and commerce amid unsettled times.
The author argues against reviving the Ku Klux Klan citing past violence and social harm while condemning renewed appeals as un American. It also critiques Giannini led California banking empire as a modern fascist threat through small banks and interlinked finance.
A reflective piece argues Hitler may still be alive and questions German leadership and Allied responses. It warns against complacency, notes the risk of a new strongman, and discusses lessons for postwar restraint and the dangers of atomic-age warfare.
American mining experts estimated on arrival from Manchuria that the Russians have removed at least 500 million dollars of machinery. They said it would take two years for China to replace the equipment and described southern Manchuria’s industrial areas as picked clean.
In Wentworth Woodhouse Yorkshire estate crowds watch bulldozers rip up gardens and deer park for open surface coal mining part of a government plan to boost output. Locals fear loss of scenery as trees, flowers and a famed house are threatened while Earl Fitzwilliam appeals to government and officials pledge reconstruction after mining.
The sermon centers on Easter's meaning of peace from Jesus, quotes the post resurrection blessing, and explains forgiveness cleansing restoration direction and fellowship with the Father as essential for troubled times. The speaker urges acceptance of Gods Water of Life and a repentant trusting heart to receive lasting peace.
Fragmentary text from a church page proclaims the true Easter message and urges believers to not let their hearts be troubled, noting a focus on Christian fellowship and faith.
Dr. William R. Ward of the Historical Society of New Jersey told the Newark Exchange Club that Robert Treat and his Milford delegation from the Connecticut Colony bought Essex County, New Jersey, from the Hackensack Indians for goods valued at about $750.
A fragmented list of crossword clues and partial solutions includes topics from Roman numerals and brands to fauna and geography. It features across and down hints, vague definitions, and stray terms such as Eternal, Pacific, and various common crossword prompts, with incomplete grid positioning and unclear answers.
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