27 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1946
Page
1
The Thomasville schools implemented a book rental system cutting costs for students and built a lunch program supplying well balanced meals. The twelve year plan six three three model earned support as state adoption and local backing grew under superintendents B B Broughton and H R Mahler.
A historical note contrasts Japan under the Mikado with postwar occupation, recounting ancient beliefs that dogs were sacred and owned by households, and detailing a modern view of Japanese dogs as sturdy, less discerning eaters. It notes the change from ritual burials to ordinary attitudes toward dogs and their palates.
A patchwork of unreadable clippings references community concerns. Topics include school grounds projects, tax issues, high school and college ideas, fashion history, pension questions, and moral debates. No clear cohesive event emerges.
A discussion warns that widespread legalized gambling could trigger social and economic harms. Authorities fear increased crime, debt, and addiction, while communities weigh tax revenue against social costs.
An editorial warns that widespread wage-driven strikes push America toward near anarchy and dissolution. It argues lack of regulation endangers key industries. demands for higher wages would fuel inflation and shutdowns across steel, autos, telephones, coal, and printing, stressing government is slow to act and new laws are unlikely soon.
A Massachusetts proposal studies paying a thousand dollar World War II bonus to veterans. Critics warn such a lottery raises legal and moral issues and could spur wider gambling schemes if legalized. Supporters stress funding beyond federal payments and training programs.
Meigs GA April 27 reports visitors and residents with travel ties to New Smyrna Hin sonton Sagser Pelham Atlanta Fel ham and Winston Salem. Names include John Graham Lucile Hinson George Downs Roberson Martha Dare Jewel Brock and others.
The Wire-Haired Foxterrier is praised for urban adaptability and vermin control while tracing its English roots to 1840 crossbreeding. It is described as fearless yet friendly, suitable for apartments, and valued as a watchdog and playmate. The piece also discusses pups bites as a natural phase and how to discourage harmful aggression without breaking spirit.
The article claims dogs have natural immunity to ptomaine poisoning despite eating varied foods. It cautions owners not to test this by feeding contaminated food to dogs.
The source notes that rice is too starchy for dogs as a steady diet but acceptable occasionally. It also confirms Dalmatian puppies are born white and develop their spots as they age.
Ochlochnee Georgia April 27 The Ochlochnee Junior 4-H Club girls made broomstick skirts and presented them at the April 23 special meeting. They will be judged in May along with many others as preparations continue for the Style Revue. Senior members are making dresses for the May event and the club has completed their record book.
The New Jerusalem Baptist Church at corner Vase and Stevens streets, Rev. R. D. Winn pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Deacon L. A. Taylor superintendent. Worship on 1st and 3rd Sundays. B Y P U each Sunday at 6 p.m. Tomorrow services at 3 30 and 8 p.m. will be delivered by Rev. F. W. Williams of Live Oak Florida.
Eastern War Time schedule lists arrivals and departures for trains from Southland Montgomery Waycross Jax N Y Savannah Perry and Tallahassee with through sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Tampa St Petersburg Detroit and Chicago. Daily and third day patterns noted, ticket agent M T Wells at phone 163.
Louie D Newton presents a Sunday lesson on Simon Peter as a humanly impulsive yet prophetic figure. The account covers Peter’s calling, denial, repentance, and his role as leader in the early church, including the bold stance “We ought to obey God rather than men.” The narrative highlights Peter and John’s confrontation with church and state in Jerusalem and their continued gospel preaching.
A scrambled list of crossword style hints and fragmented definitions ranging from mythical creatures to geographic terms. It includes misc entries like large birds and plant names, with several misprints and stray characters, creating an uneven puzzle texture throughout.
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