30 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1948
Page
1
A mixed editorial note set discusses Georgia politics and voters backing different figures including Talmadge, plus local events such as the Thomasville festival and the Thomasville Entertainment Foundation. It mentions school buses in disrepair, Truman campaign sentiments in the South, and public interest in local cultural activities.
A plan proposes a Rose Show building in Thomastonville to host larger shows and inspire beautification. The idea envisions a year round gymnasium style facility fueling rose culture, youth training, and community welfare through unified funding and public support.
The Rose Show opens today in Thomasville, inviting neighbors and visitors to enjoy cultivated flowers and spirit. Organizers promise a display of beauty and hospitality, emphasizing community loyalty and brotherly love as part of the revived regional festival atmosphere.
Editorial voice argues for civil rights as essential to civilization and warns against segregation and political manipulation by opponents. It notes FEPC criticism, warns of using the South as a political football, mentions the Rose Festival and Marshall Islands test, and cites Walter Reuther’s shooting as a sign of broader unrest.
In a tense house, Vince and investigator Johanson review fifteen mail envelopes for clues about Dukeane and Palmer. Julia’s and Suki’s notes yield no clear leads, while a handwriting test and a lighthearted college-era letter hint at hidden motives. The mood stays wary as they plan further scrutiny.
Twenty years later New York honors the Bremer crew with a large official welcome for German Irish fliers on a breath taking occasion. Britain dispatches warships to Egypt and sets a May 2 deadline. Lindbergh’s famous plane to be enshrined at the Smithsonian. County schools plan a health exercise demonstration. Tomorrow afternoon Paradise Park hosts a parade starting at the courthouse.
Ten years on, sentiment grows in Congress after Wageland defeat as Southern Methodists plan new efforts to block unheated school writing and defend their church. Reported progress in conviction against new colored schools being built in Money City area. Orioles regain Ga Fi lead.
Roy Bruner wins for a Tallahassee team in a 7-2 victory over Trays. Murray starts on the mound for Tallahassee and takes the lead as the offense provides early scoring support.
Frau Dora Mai, living on President Roosevelt Strasse in Liegnitz, claims she shared a year with Adolf Hitler. American officials doubt her tale, noting Liegnitz lies in Polish occupied Silesia, while she urges Russians to search for him.
New Bethel Holiness Baptist Church schedules Sunday school and evening messages led by Pastor Row. Conferences and a communion service are planned for Saturday with prayer and praise Wednesday nights. an all day Mothers Day service with special singing invites all members and others to attend.
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