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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

3

Allied Push Across Saarland and Alsace Stalls in Thick German Defense

Allied forces pressed toward Saarbrucken and Saarlautern as 90th infantry penetrated toward the Siegfried line while German defenses, pillboxes, and smoke screens held fierce front-line resistance. French and Seventh Army units advanced in the Vosges near Mulhouse and Haguenau, with Colmar area rear-guard actions reported amid heavy bombardment and deteriorating weather.

Fried Line Saarbrucken Saar Aachen Third Army 90Th Siegfried Line Saarlautern Harry L. Twaddle 95Th Lorraine Upper Rhine Roer Cologne U. SS 9Th Army First Army Hurtger Forest Bergstein

Broncho-line Emulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief

Advert says Broncho-line Emulsion relieves common cough and bronchial irritation instantly. It touts a strong taste and quick soothing effect with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by Inman Drug Co and other progressive druggists.

Inman Drug Co

Revolting Federal Prisoners Face Severe Punishment in Atlanta

Atlanta authorities reveal 25 inmates seized a segregation building at the Atlanta federal penitentiary and were kept barricaded for three days. Radio equipment captured conversations, linking Odie V. Fluker of Birmingham to the disturbance. Prisoners surrendered after an agreement with journalist Morgan Blake. Attorney General Biddle said they will be punished and placed in solitary confinement.

Atlanta Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Joseph W. Sanford Morgan Blake Columist Atlanta Journal Biddle Washington Sanford Odie V. Fluker Birmingham Ala Fluker Eddie Guyol New York Georgia Florida Blake

Von Rundstedt Faces Dual Threats Near Cologne and Saar

The article portrays German commander Von Rundstedt defending along the Roer river as Allied pressure builds near Cologne and in the Saar. It notes heavy casualties, weather delaying offensives, and speculation of a new Allied push, with the weather as a potential turning point.

Ella M Benton Dies in Local County Loss at 38

Mrs Ella M Benton died at her home in the county on Tuesday afternoon at age thirty eight. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Widdows Funeral Home at four o clock with burial at Big Ochlocknee. She was born to Horton and Ella Gafford and married R L Benton on August 7 1942. Surviving relatives include her husband her mother four brothers and one sister.

Ella M. Benton Widdows Funeral Home Big Ochlocknee T. F. Callaway Benton Horton Ella Griffin Gafford R. L. Benton Ella Gafford Robert Charlie William Herman Gafford Berta Taylor

Axis forces close on Bitche and Saarbrucken fights intensify

The Seventh Army drives toward Bitche near the Sear border as part of a push into the Maginot line fortress area. In Holland the Allied front remains quiet while floods from breached dikes affect 30 square miles around Papperville. In Saarbrucken area heavy house fighting continues with the 35th Infantry aiming to cross the Saar river. German resistance remains in the town’s eastern third.

Sear Bitche Holland Lower Rhine Waal Papperville Metz Driant St. James D’arc Saarequemines Saarbrucken Saar

Amputees visit Finney General Hospital cheerful and hopeful

A group of 11 amputees visiting Finney General Hospital from Coral Gables to McCloskey General Hospital, Temple, Texas, expresses confidence about prosthetics and returning to normal life. They share stories of recovery, with nurses and staff joining in as they tour, envisioning future careers and independent living.

Finney General Hospital Europe Coral Gables Fla McCloskey General Hospital Temple Texas Finney Tach Signal Corps Henry Bass Walter Reed Hospital Washington D. C Hach McCloskey Anzie Aachen William S. Hart ASF The Future Helen C. Dawley Brattleboro Cpl William L Sells Paramount Ave Cincinnati Ohio Pfc Robert Simpson Monterey St Detroit Mich Charles Hammond Red Bay Ala

Hunting Accidents Highlight Random Risk and Negligence

The text notes millions hunt annually with licenses and frequent trips, creating over twenty million danger moments. It argues most incidents stem from amateur missteps rather than malice, with unloaded guns and other foolish acts causing about three to four thousand accidents yearly and around five hundred deaths.

Gunn Massey wedding highlighted Barwick social event

Miss Deryl Massey daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Massey Barwick became the bride of Lt Graham Gunn of Robins Field Macon in a Nov 23 ceremony at the Massey home. Rev J J Boswell officiated with a reception following and a small wedding party including Miss Betty Gunn as bridesmaid.

Barwick Deryl Massey Ira Massey Graham Lee Gunn Robins Field Macon Massey J. J. Boswell Norman Park Lamar Massey Quincy Fla Grace Jenkins Wrightsville John R. Pinson, Jr Baconton Betty Gunn James Robert Massey Nita Dupree Marietta Mary Frances Sims Martha Cook Barrow Jean Adams Pavo Alexander H. Stephens Institute Georgia School of Technology Pi Tau Sigma Ingersall Rand Company Los Angeles Calif Yale University New Haven Connecticut J. W. Harvey Moultrie K. V. Adams W. C. Chisholm J. S. Peters Richard McDonal Lakeland Jeff Davis W. W. Massey C. L. Massey Julian Adams Quincy Fla James E. Massey Betty Massey Hahira Ben L. Massey Marjorie Massey Valdosta Cecil Bass Omega Patricia Pinson Bobby Pinson Carol Pearson Attlanta

Post Office Urges Early Mailing for Christmas Parcels

The Post Office Department asks all citizens to shop early and mail Christmas parcels letters and cards promptly. Pack fragile items securely and separate glass jars, include correct zone numbers and return addresses, and note extended Saturday hours at the local office.

Post Office Department

B N A I Israel to Hold Regular Friday Service Tonight

The B N A i Israel Synagogue on S Crawford street will host regular Friday evening services at 8 o clock. Servicemen and women and their families are invited to attend.

B’nai Israel S. Crawford Street

Aftermath of World War II and Europe’s political future

The piece argues that once World War II ends, old civil strife and racial tensions will reemerge across Europe. It warns against foreign intervention, predicts Russia’s rising influence, and urges the United States and Britain to adopt a non вмеш policy, avoiding entanglement in European family feuds.

Greece Europe Russia England America Germany Feods

Community observes services with light refreshments

After the services, attendees will be served light refreshments by members of the local Jewish Sisterhood. The note indicates a communal gathering following worship and emphasizes support from local women’s group.

Sisterhood

Ensign Banks on Home Leave Visits Meigs County

Ensign Frank P. Banks, home on leave after a year overseas, visits his wife Mrs. F. P. Banks of Meigs. The notice notes a warm welcome from county friends upon his return. Also announced is the birth of Carol Adele to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Slappey on December 1 in Los Angeles. Blanton returns to the Post Office after recent confinement at home.

Ensign Frank P. Banks F. P. Banks Meigs Ensign Banks Thomas C. Slappey Carol Adele Los Angeles Calif Mr. B. Co. Blanton

Study Class Enjoys Musical Program

Members and friends of the Thomasville Study Class enjoyed a Christmas music program at their Thursday meeting. Miss Louise Hayes led as chairman, Miss Lemons directed Vashti Glee Club, and 16 girls sang selections from traditional carols to Norwegian and Slovak pieces.

Thomasville Louise Hayes Miss Lemons Vashti School Vashti Glee Club W. W. Jarrell Glee Club Jeannette Wilson Margaret Taylor Roda Williams Marie Wells Mamie Lanter Dorothy Russell Dorothy Sutton Betty Wilcox Angela Curl Saran Darden Miriam Darden Mary Nola Downing Marjorie Weaver Marjorie Todd Mary Katherine Kline

Lt Paul Sampson Wounded in November Report

Mr and Mrs M Sampson Sr receive a letter from their son St Paul L Sampson stating he was wounded on November 21. He has many friends in Thomasville who will be sorry to learn of his misfortune and hope the wounds are not serious.

Greeks Still Rallying Forces Near Royal Palace

The report notes Southeast suburbs sending troops to reinforce insurgents near the Royal Palace with reserves arriving from the northwest. Mentions a Greek mountain brigade barracks to the northwest and ongoing engagement, plus light-escort references and a list of musical pieces and carols including Bach and Christiansen.

Royal Palace

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