29 Apr 1949
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1949
Page
1
A collage of remarks covers sport trivia on Blind Bogey and speeding to a show, civic duties urging a band issue for community field houses, and safety tips at home. It notes China and Russia tensions, Chiang Kai-shek’s comeback angle, and tributes to General Haywood Hansell including his B-28s strike force history.
A garbled OCR text discusses consumer money references, comparing Apcome values to a dollar and noting changes over time. The fragment mentions reliability, American consumers, and long term shifts in value. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge.
The town hosts a grand display as Rose Show organizers and volunteers welcome visitors for a day of flowers and a festival parade. Citizens and friends are urged to enjoy the effort, with pride in the community’s cooperative work and spirit.
The piece notes the fading observance of Confederate Memorial Day in Georgia and mentions the last living Confederate veteran in the state, William Jordan Bush, aged 403, honored April 26. It reflects on past ceremonies, calls for unity, and warns against racial tensions and oppressive policy like that proposed by a figure named Trumin.
A critical reflection on Russian state controlled media Pravda and Izvestia. It argues the papers distort truth to maintain communism and condemns Russia’s methods while praising American democracy and freedom as the correct path for global relations.
A fragment reports the Florida governor traveled to meet the Georgia governor but failed to arrive on time for a major event, leaving attendees waiting. The note hints at scheduling confusion between state leaders during a crowded, time-sensitive gathering.
Felicity and Garrett shelter their brood at Ma Green’s Lake Camp and learn a baby is missing from Susan Fleming’s Palm Beach home. Tippy panics thinking the infant is theirs, but the infant is found in Garrett’s trailer. Garrett orders the kids returned and prepares a swift response as guards seal island bridges.
An humorous essay on the divan’s lure and the awkward exit for a tired man. It argues that deep upholstery traps one in a lazy pose, requiring effort to rise, and suggests choosing a straight-backed chair to avoid social embarrassment.
William M. Hepburn, longtime dean of the University of Alabama Law School since 1930, will become dean of Emory University Law School on January 1. Emory President Goodrich C. White announced Hepburn’s appointment to succeed Dr. Charles J. Hilkey. William D. Thompson has been acting dean since Hilkey’s retirement last September.
A Cincinnati native and coauthor of Cases on Torts. He earned degrees from Indiana University Yale Law School and Harvard Heals studied at the Sorbonne in Paris. He is married with six children.
Don ts for chick brooding cover heat and cold control feed use litter dry and clean keep birds separated from old hens and ensure water access without overdoing temperature or moisture risks.
Keep tapeworms out of your flock by killing egg carrying flies. Spread acid phosphate on droppings and under the brooder porch and roosts to control flies. There is no remedy for tapeworms.
The log lists morning to evening radio segments from 6:20 to 7:00 sign off with varied shows including Circle T Roundup Sunrise Serenade Morning Melodies Bing Crosby and News segments. It outlines program names and time blocks across morning afternoon and early evening with musical variety and headline updates.
A congressional resolution declares 6.2 million dollars available for storm relief from remaining last session funds. General Calles says Sonora revolt ended. rivals flee north. County sales planned next week include poultry and hog auctions at local creameries. Trotsky in Turkey predicts a world war within ten years as Anglo American rivalries rise.
France and Romania align with Poland as borders tighten and Mussolini vows army growth. Soviet pilots are forced down an island amid rescue efforts, while FDR reviews Hitler’s speech with no press comment. City building activity totals about 300 thousand dollars in four months as local golf tournament and sports results appear.
A compact footwear ad promotes repair of sport, golf, and street shoes for outdoor use. It promises new appearance and comfort, claims % pricing and exclusive deals, and markets Barefoot Sandals as a selling point. The copy emphasizes quick, reliable service to restore worn shoes for outdoor activities.
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