Visitors, Recoveries Highlight Thomasville Hospital Scene
Mrs. Jake McMath improves after an operation at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. W J Diamond of Atlanta recovers from surgery with daughter Mrs. Howard Martin of Charlotte visiting. Mrs. John Vascour of Raleigh North Carolina stays briefly. Mr. John Cobb of Moultrie, former Thomasville police officer, visits on business.
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Jake McMath
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
W. J. Diammond
Atlanta
Howard Martin
Charlotte
John Cobb
Moultrie
Thomasville
Evangelistic Club Meeting Tonight at Mrs Hammack Home
The Evangelistic Club will gather at the home of Mrs Hammack at 301 Colton Avenue at :00. All members and interested residents are invited to attend this community gathering.
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Evangelistic Club
German officers enlist Mrs Deegan for prison visit
The December 1 episode shows two German civilians inviting Mrs. Deegan to visit British prisoners at Cherche Midi. She accompanied them to the prison and returned home under escort to fetch warm clothing. A later message claimed she was safely lodged and would report for duty on December 3.
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Coubtless
Fourth Army Corps Commander to Be Stationed at Jacksonville
Major General Jay B. L. Benedict announced headquarters for the Fourth Army Corps will be set in Jacksonville Florida with about 125 officers to staff here. The corps will direct training for more than 70 000 troops across Fort Benning Camp Blanding and smaller camps including a site at the municipal airport. A staff officer said 300 enlisted men could be quartered in a tent near Confederate Park to support corps headquarters duties while other posts stay in Atlanta and Augusta.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jay B L. Benedict
Fourth Army Corps
Fort Benning
Camp Blanding
Severa
Benedict
War Department
Confederate Park
Duval County
Ofaily
Atveattta
Embassy Action in Paris On December 3 Reported
The morning report states that appropriate action is being taken by the American embassy in Paris on December 3. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Akien
Paris
Bombing Plane Takes Chilean Woman Home
A U.S. army bomber carries Senora Carlos Davila, wife of Chile's ex-president, to Santiago for medical reasons. Maj Hilbert W. Wittkop commands the mission, with overnight stops planned in Miami and Panama City and an arrival expected Monday in Chile.
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Senora
Carlos Davila
U. S
New York
Roosevelt
Senora Carlos Davila
Chile
Mitchell Field
Santiago
United States Army
Hilbert W. Wittkop
Army Air Corps
Miami
Fila
Panama City
Lima
Peru
Russia Slovakia Trade Pact Signed Amid Central Europe Efforts
Moscow reports Soviet Russia signed a trade treaty with Slovakia, the German protected state carved from Czechoslovakia. Slovakia will export electrical equipment copper cable and artificial silk in exchange for Russian raw cotton and chemicals. The ceremony followed two weeks of negotiations. A Romanian delegation arrived November 29 and pursues a similar accord.
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Moscow
Russia
Slovakia
Foreign Trade Commissariat
Europe
Porto Edda Port, Albania Gateway Named After Mussolini’s Daughter
The port town of Porto Edda, a key sea gateway into southern Albania, has a storied history. It sits near Corfu, once a Phoenician and Venetian stronghold, and was renamed in 1939 in honor of Mussolini's daughter Edda Ciano after Italian occupation. It served as a naval base during 1915 to 1918 and sits in a deep protected bay suitable for large ships amassing near the island of Corfu.
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Porto Edda
Albania
Santi Quaranta
Mussolini
Edda Ciano
Austria
Corfu
Britain weighs credit talks as Congress eyes aid to Britain
As Morgenthau and Jones rate Britain a good risk, Capitol Hill debates whether credits or cash aid should be offered. Senators Taft and Clark challenge the assessments while calls grow for a congressional survey of British assets before any loan decision. The issue looms as the new Congress convenes January 3.
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Frederick
Morgenthau
Secretary of
Commerce Jones
Britain
Jones
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate
Taft
R-O
Clark
D-Mo
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse Jones
Missouri
Varied Kiwanis Luncheon Program Delights Members
The Kiwanis club held a luncheon at the Legion Home with President Jim Keyton presiding. J. B. M. Hoxsey spoke about the telephone system’s growth from 1876 to 1926, tracing its development and corporate consolidations, and mentioning Thomasville’s earlier system. Guests included J. M. B. Moxsey and W. S. Powell.
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Kiwanis Club
Legion Home
Jim Keyton
Wells Floral Shop
Jim Clark
Kiwanis School
Moultrie
Hoyt Wimpy
Leb Dekle
Seb Dekie
J. B. M. Hoxsey
United States
Philadelphia
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Hoxsey
Iip
Thomasville
Southern Bell Telephone Company
John T. Chastain
Chastain
Jules Verne
J. M. B. Moxsey
W. 5. Powell
James Hartnell
The
U. S. Agricultural Marketing Department
Kiwanian
H. O. Hill
Tallahassee
Training School For Sunday School Workers At Hopeful
Rev. John W. Parker of Hopeful church near Camilla announces a Sunday School workers training school starting Monday night. Mrs. R. K. Stovall of Valdosta will conduct the school. Stovall is also conducting a training school in Homerville, Ga. this week.
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John W. Parker
Hopeful Church
Camilla
R. K. Stovall
Valdosta
Stovall
Homerville
Weather Forecast and Readings for Thomasville
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for generally fair today with partly cloudy tonight and Saturday, slightly warmer. Observation notes show high yesterday 65.2 inches? and precipitation totals 0.35 inches since month start with 41.16 inches since January 1. Normal for month 4.31 inches.
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U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Thomasville
Two Mayor Candidates and Fifteen Aldermen on White Primary
The white primary on December 12 will select two mayoral candidates and fifteen alderman nominees for eight seats. A second primary may occur only for Marshal if no one wins a majority. Eight top vote getters become aldermen. eight votes per voter. Names listed include Powell, White, and multiple alderman candidates. offices include marshal, treasurer, clerk, sexton, and school board members. Voting logistics update places booths in the municipal building.
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Marshal
W.J. Powell
John W. White
Howard
L. Brewton
W. A. Britton
John Dixon
T. B. Dobbins
Harry Feinberg
W.H. Flowers
R. G. Fleetwood
W.B. Garrison
B. S. Inman
H. A.,key
Rudolph Keyton
Ralph Kolesky
Lee ,Neel
B. Y. Vann
W.a.watt
Watt
Key
Dobbins
Feinberg
Coxon
George L
Duren
Meigs
Thomasville
Jim Hancock
Guy Milton
J. M. Richards
Reggy Hawthorn
C. C
Pittman
Sexton
Elmo Chastain
M. H. Goodwin
A. D. Little
J. L. Turner
Court House
Judge J W H Mitchell Seeks Re election as Justice of Peace
Judge J W H Mitchell announces his candidacy for another four year term as Justice of Peace in the district. He notes prior service of eight years and claims no reversals of his decisions, urging all voters to support his faithful, upright and honest performance.
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J. W. H. Mitchell
William Titus
F. C. Jones
Titus
Balkan Tensions Rise As Antonescu Moves To Seize Control
Refugees flee into Hungary amid reports of a looming clash between Ion Antonescu’s Romanian army and the pro Nazi iron guard. German divisions totaling about 60,000 were reported moving to support Antonescu while Bulgaria closes its frontier to stem Romanian refugees. In the Atlantic, German raids pound Britain with a focus on southern coast towns, while Switzerland protests RAF activity near its borders. Turin targeted en route from Italy as air conflict intensifies.
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Albania
Balkans
Hungary
Ion Antonescu
Iron Guard
Antonescue
Antonescu
Bulgaria
Britain
London
Switzerland
Royal Air Force
Turin
Removal of Marshal Continued From Page One
A fragmented段 fragment discusses ongoing military leadership changes with claims of new officers unknown to the public and potential improvements over earlier marshals, reflecting an Italian perspective amid broader wartime discourse.
Badoglio Demotion Mirrors Italian Military Confidence Crisis
The article argues Badoglio's removal signals a broader doubt about Italy's leadership and military readiness after Greek successes. It suggests Italians misread Greek resistance and expect England's limited action, blaming political judgment and lax prep rather than mere battlefield luck.
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Badoglio
Italy
England
Greece
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