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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
1
A jumble of editorial musings and social notes touches on housing shortages, bonds, wartime attitudes, manufacturing, and domestic life. It mentions Georgia stills, battleships, and German front sentiment while reflecting on local economy and politics.
The article argues against selling surplus war property only to the highest bidder. It urges smaller lots to broaden bidding, suggests local buyback for civic use, and condemns destroying materials. It notes tax implications postwar and calls for fair distribution of coal amid winter shortages in Thomasville.
The Brunswick News reports U S Britain and Russia press neutral states to deny asylum to Axis leaders. Sweden Portugal Argentina and others pledge cooperation while Ireland resists offering firm assurances. Debate centers on postwar justice and international relations.
Washington debates a 12 member panel to overhaul Congress workload and efficiency. Monroney cites 33 senate and 47 house standing committees plus multiple specials, insufficient legal counsel, and meager drafting services with 66 library staffers earning under 2600 annually.
A misc read of short items. 17 year old Millwood Cline joins the Navy and asks to name the Boys Club of Macon as beneficiary if killed. Edits note justice scales vanished for 22 years in Augusta. Elwood Moyer leaves bank job for WWII service while keeping sports writing duties. A Lond on bombing survivor returns to Georgia, shopper joy in America. Columbus hears of a hijacked hearse later found out of fuel on Highway 24. Journalists from 47 middle Georgia schools attend a Grady School Journalism Clinic in Macon. Joan Jackson, Savannah actress, called to New York for second lead in Junior Miss overseas production. Wynnton Baptist Church at the…
Post Headquarters won two of three games from Headquarters and Reconditioning Tuesday night in the Officers' Bowling League. St James McBride was the outstanding kegler with a 217 high single and 521 high set. Nurses No. 2 lead the league at 3–0. Special Services close with 5–1. Mortgage notes burned in Sale City. Columbus free of sch for 16 years.
Annuptial Mass was celebrated by Chaplain William J. Duffy at the Finney General Hospital Post Chapel on Monday December 4 for Pvt John D. Althen and Miss Mary K Kiely of Hartford Conn Witnesses were Corp Philip A OBrien and Miss Marjorie Smith Red Cross The ceremony included organist John W Graft and a breakfast for the bridal party at the detach ment mess The newlyweds plan to live temporarily in Thomasville
The program Three Years of War aired over the FGH Sound Broadcasting System at Finney General Hospital this morning. Tom Simonton wrote and participated in the production and also presented the script he authored. A war loan rally followed the afternoon broadcast.
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