Local Times Enterprise front page chatter and notes
A fragment from a Thomasville Georgia paper mixes editorials, social observations, and stray musings. Highlights touch on football business, politics, education, manners, and daily life asides amid noisy community chatter.
Doctrine Of Communism Threats To World Peace
An editorial argues Russians use domestic unrest to push a new doctrine abroad. It warns that both nations keep large armed forces and fear a dangerous arms race, urging a foreign policy focused on preventing another world war and atomic catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Japan
America
Russia
U. S
Government Control Urged To Avert Nationwide Strikes
The piece argues for immediate government takeover of key industries to protect national safety amid labor unrest. It criticizes current unions and industry leaders, warns of chaos, and suggests government action could force continued production as an interim safeguard.
Thomasville Board Deliberates Lanham Funds and School Cafeteria
The Thomasville City Board of Education, led by President Jerger, discussed a disallowance of Lanham funds, planned a revision visit to Atlanta, and approved limited campus advertising. they noted war asset equipment deliveries and a health department cafeterias update while preparing bills for payment and adjourned after inspecting new cafeteria machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County Vocational School
Board of Education
Presdent Jerger
Messrs
Balfour
Turner
Willams
Jerger
O. T. Ray
Federal Works Agency
Latham
Thomasville
Mahler
Atlanta
Lanham
War Assets Administration
Health Department
Moultrie
Douglas High School
Robinson Hardware
Chastain Transfer Line
Thomas Drugs
Paul Sewell
College Fintrance Book Co
McGregor Cd
Milton Bradley Co
McGraw’ Hill Book Co
American Technical Society
the Ronald Press Co
Steyerman
David Mallard
Lyons Band Instrument Co
Jenking Music Co
Andre A. Andlaud
Crocroft
Frederick Post Co
Dietzren
West Co
Guardian Chemical Co
Huntington Laboratories, Inc
Whiddon’s
Royal Typewriter Co
Watt Building Material Co
Whiddon
H. R. Mahler
Thomasville City
Coal strike threatens Britain food supply and rations
London December 6 AP Food Minister John Strachey warned the American coal strike could bring gravest consequences for Britain and other nations relying on North America for food. Britain may cut bread rations from nine ounces daily and bacon allowances from three ounces weekly. He cited meat packing strikes in Argentina delaying seven weeks of meat shipments, and said no criticism of exporting countries is intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Strachey
House of Commons
Great Britain
North America
Britain
Strachey
Argentina
Pony Express Revival Highlights Bulloch County Sesquicentennial
Statesboro Georgia December 6 AP The Pony Express revival opens the Bulloch County sesquicentennial with Col Albert M Dean riding the first five miles of a 50 mile journey as postmaster J Marcus Stubbs hands him the mail Dr A L Clifton will deliver to postmaster Arthur C Turner at Statesboro The three day celebration includes bareback races wood chopping a turkey shoot a fashion show and a greased pig catching Also noted is WWII pay disparity valued at 2700 in civilian life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesboro
Bulloch County
Albert M. Dean
Statesport
Yaddie
Savannah
J. Marcus Stubbs
Dean
A. L. Clifton
Arthur C. Turner
Pony Express
Tribute to the Late Willie T. Smith
A detailed obituary honoring Willie T. Smith who died November 11 1946. It notes his years of service at Fredonia Baptist Church and Fredonia School, Masonry, and local public work, with survivors including three children and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie T. Smith
George Smith
Frances Tison
Thomas
Will Smith
Rosa Wright Carlton
Fredonia
Joshua
Smith
Fredonia Baptist Church
Fredonia School
Board
Thomasville Lodge
Woman Credits Retonga For Relief From Indigestion
Mrs. R. L. Harrison of Route 4 Macon Georgia describes years of indigestion night breathing and poor sleep before using Retonga. She reports restored appetite, better sleep and no need for laxatives and urges others to try Retonga available at Inman Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Harrison
Route 4
Macon
Inman Drug Company
Family connections listed in courtesy notice
Pate of Quitman Mins Neil Ray Chastain of Milledgeville Truman Osborne Chastain Jr of Thomasville and Sandra Smith of Oakland California are named with a brother and a half sister Mrs D E Smith of Thomas County and Mrs Ira Ansley of Thomasville in a short framed tribute by a close friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Quitthan
Mins
Neil Ray Chastain
Milledgeville
Truman Osborne Chastain, Jr
Thomasville
Sandra Smith
Oakland
California
D. E. Smith
Thomas County
Ira Ansley
Valdosta Seeks Commission Form Of City Government
Valdosta city council asks Lowndes County legislators by resolution to introduce a bill to substitute a commission form of government for the current mayor council setup in Valdosta Georgia. The action signals a potential citywide change and prompts discussion among local officials and residents.
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Valdosta
Valdosta’s
Lowndes
Unclear Draft Shows Bond Bill and Officer Terms
A fragmented resolution draft references a bill to authorize school bonds totaling 500000 and mentions terms for officers. The text is garbled with stray words and incoherent phrases.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
E. R. Jergeries
D. Hargrave Bus
Mgr
Lee
KELLY
Times-Enterprise
Nes
Times- Enterprise Co
Associated Press
Advanc
John L. Lewis
SGFA
Cairo
Tifton Lucky Devils
Winter
Ulation
Mivich
Cairo-Tiftonite
Bulldogs
United States
Pony Express Mail
RADIO
N. Crawforeé
East Jackson Street
Ben
Terry
Truman O. Chastain
Seaborn J. Baker
Tifton
James’ EB. Smith
Carson
Retonga
St. Joseph
Long Island
Western Native Meats
John Dixon Quality Food
Bob’s Park
Bob Chastain
N. Broad
Alsso
Council
Seitation
Pope's Shoe Shop
Ippo
DeSoto
Plymouth
Thomasville Motors Inc
General Tires
Fletcher
Madison Sts
N. Broad Street
Sanitone
Cleaning Service
Canada
Emery Industries, Inc
Emery Industries
Emery
Thomasville Laundry