14 Aug 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1948
Page
1
A garbled press digest outlines AP copyright notes, churchgoing virtue, labor politics, and ethical standards in journalism. It comments on Truman era politics, Moscow accords, and the rise of machinery reducing hand labor while noting worker diligence and efficiency concerns.
The article warns against dumping trash along highways and in ditches, noting public disgust and health concerns. It cites local dumps, enforcement gaps, and a city plan to improve waste removal while urging adherence to the law and proper disposal under regulations.
The article notes reports of slugs in meters, but facts show meters clog with any nonstandard coin. Police say damage is rare, though some meters fail and require repair. Citizens accept meters as a convenience and resist overextension.
An editorial notes the Georgia race lacks color with Talmadge and Arnall rivals, predicting a close contest as Thompson forces gain ground. It argues voters should consider which faction can best run the state for the next two years, despite weak enthusiasm and a dull campaign atmosphere.
The Metropolitan announces the cancellation of its Broadway opera season after prolonged talks with twelve unions failed to reach an agreement. The move ends a long held symbol of artistic granduer and leaves many music lovers disappointed as the company faced a multi thousand deficit and unresolved labor demands.
Christmas preparations fill a snowy house as Jane beams over Carl's gifts and a grand tree. The tender mood masks unresolved jealousy and doubts about love for two men, with Jane torn between Carl and Ned as the holidays begin. Carl quietly admits love and worry about his role as a husband.
Twenty years ago storms battered Florida and the West Coast with intense gales. Lake Okeechobee flood danger persisted while South Georgia faced path of heavy rains. Trees fell and minor damage noted as winds eased by night. A Calvary church dispute saw Smith press for a chance to answer charges. A minister blamed liquor interests for alleged hotel scandal. A mass meeting of Thoms county democrats was held at Court House with Judge BE. J. Cox delivering a speech and other local Democrats aligned with the party on the program.
Brooks County Fair Committee announces October 25 to 30 for the Brooks County Agricultural and Livestock Fair in Quitman. J Fope Bass Jr. chairs the committee again this year. The event emphasizes agricultural exhibits, women’s work, canning, and livestock with cattle hogs and horses attracting attention. The fair uses the tobacco warehouse on Screven Street and a tented livestock area nearby. Premium lists and details are being finalized to make it one of the biggest fairs in years.
Services at Patten Methodist Church on the second and fourth Sundays at 4 p.m. with Sunday school at 3 30. Sunday school also on first and third Sundays at 4 p.m. Pastor O H Rhodes and Sunday school superintendent J D Mattock invite all to attend.
A dense word puzzle lists numerous across and down clues covering topics from materials and measurements to animals and languages. It includes mis-spellings and fragmented entries, indicating a complicated cryptic style that tests recognition of terms like hornbeam, obstinate, and July related items within a themed crossword grid.
In New York August 14 the AP notes George Braid McCoy, nicknamed The Real, became a notable wartime figure for his public statements. The Army and McCoy reportedly agreed on a pragmatic approach given the circumstances.
A veteran named George McCoy who served in World War II as a radio broadcaster with the Army explains his path from war correspondent to civilian life. He recalls his early career in New York, his return to broadcasting after the war, and his belief that the Army gave him a chance to use his talents for his country, despite not finding an immediate network job after coming home.
The New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church announces Sunday worship from Corner Wright and Stephen Streets with Rev. R. D. Winn, pastor. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship on first and third Sundays includes 11:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. sermons by appointees and a 7:30 p.m. sermon. B T U each Sunday at 6 p.m.
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