23 Aug 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1948
Page
1
The text argues the United States was weak for not joining the League of Nations, warns of future wars and the need for strong security including atomic deterrence, and singles out Russia as a perpetual adversary amid calls for a united honest plan and immediate action to prevent further conflict and suffering.
Vague notes parade political talk and social curiosities across Decatur county. The piece hints at alimony fears, old age assistance, and a record eight million dollar letting on September 2nd. It mentions raw materials at the seashore and a farm magazine portrait of a handsome big shot.
The juvenile court judge urges creating or securing a temporary detention place for youths who need it. He argues proper facilities earn trust and prevent criminal tendencies, suggesting a supervised site here rather than workhouses or farms. The goal is to protect children from abusive homes while offering training for respectable lives.
The piece argues editors in Georgia should abstain from endorsing candidates. It says voters deserve independent information and warns against sensationalism, arguing that newspapers should print the news and let readers decide. It notes tensions between supporters and critics and hopes for reduced factionalism.
A University of Chicago note argues cancer is not always fatal and thousands are cured by current methods. It warns against fear and urges regular medical checks for early treatment, noting common cancers in stomach and breast, with emphasis on proactive care to improve survival.
Atlanta reports state liquor tax refunds on certain items surged 500 percent for the year. Auditor Thrasher called for written refunds approval and noted refunds were paid by the Revenue Department rather than the treasury. He cited top refunds to Augusta Distributing Co. and Savannah Distributing Co. and listed overall revenue and staff cost rises.
A Thomasville woman unable to walk six weeks ago due to rheumatic pains now enjoys a normal life after taking Tru-Aid. She tossed her cane, reports relief in a week, and praises the liquid formula blending three medicines that target rheumatics and neuritic aches.
A fragmented timetable lists 6:30 morning sign on through 7:15 sign off with a lineup of news weather music and talks. Notable items include Morning Melodies Sunrise Serenade Chapel of the Air and speeches by Herman Talmadge M. E. Thompson and Harry James.
Elaine Monesmith a 12 year old from Wayton Ohio returns to New York after claiming she hunted elephants buffalo leopards rhinos hippos and crocodiles in the Belgian Congo. She will enter junior high school this fall and her father a machine tool manufacturer accompanied her.
Local business announces that on September 1 Mauldin and Mayes will merge with the Citizens Insurance Company of the Citizens Bank. Marshal L. Mayes becomes secretary treasurer and GM. Richmond Bargu leaves Sept 15 for Jacksonville to join A. F. Irby & Co. in Florida. Mayes to office in the bank. Mauldin to continue real estate work on North Broad.
Al Smith outlines stance on Volstead modification and enforcement aims as campaigns unfold. Hope persists for rediscovered flyers and Greater Rockford radios issue appeals. In Thomas County Democrats organize with Dr. T. M. McIntosh named permanent chair. Hooper Alexander of Atlanta and Rev. Bascom Anthony of Thomasville to speak at Court House tonight.
Senator George predicts anti synch bi legislation would pass if he and other Southerners are defeated. Congressman Cox reportedly used fists to defend against abuse from a hostile stranger at a Boston meeting who called him a cheap little politician. A bond ordinance for a new municipal building project passes City Council on third reading. A resolution on slum clearance is adopted. Howell criticizes Rivers in a speech here as a candidate accuses the governor of failing to fulfill campaign promises and urges voters to defeat him.
The Meigs community canning plant will close on Thursday August 26 for the season. Patrons are urged to remove all cans in the plant. The plant operated 17 days, canned 14 820 cans averaging 872 per day.
Valdosta reports wide price declines across grades as USDA notes losses of 2.50 to 5 dollars. Week sales total 95.99 million pounds at 32.08 per cwt while season sales reach 132.35 million pounds at 47.31. Staesboro and Vidalia remain slow in activity.
Central and western Brazil experience frequent thunderstorms averaging 100 to 150 days per year, with fewer storms near the coast. Interior coastal states see about 60 thunderstorm days annually, reflecting regional climatic variation.
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