14 Dec 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1948
Page
1
The clippings criticize economic excesses and political rivals while urging purge of traitorous Communists and mock a forthcoming inauguration. It mentions a Georgia port project, U.S. stance on Russia and China, socialite diamond dispute, and British socialist unrest amid debates on enterprise and national direction.
A Cleveland man, Goldwasser, linked to Jewish identity, funds and promotes an effort to elevate Black people in Georgia. He faces criticism for stirring racial controversy through newspaper attention and private action, while others argue for restraint and lawful progress amid a charged public climate.
Citizens are urged to support a proposed thirty five million dollar increase for school operations. The piece argues the facts justify the need, appeals for voter approval via the general assembly, and stresses tax funding as essential to meet educational demands now and in the future.
Jim Pape in charge of Jekyll Island state park warns that theft forces dismissal of several employees. He notes a belief some feel state property can be taken home, and urges that the island resort be managed as a public home for Georgians while balancing cost and future profits.
The article discusses inflation and deflation as a cycle, noting deflation follows inflation and is costly for savers and workers. It warns against fear-driven behavior, cites normalcy as a safe aim, and argues buying is regulated to preserve resources while avoiding a sharp downturn. It ends with a contrast between optimistic resilience and reckless critics.
Detective Bierman questions Barnes about a trip from a Morgan Hospital beating to visits with Miss Grant and Zara Zaralis. Barnes recounts a dinner with Paula, a call to Radio City, and a cab to Park Avenue. Paula was assaulted later and Zaralis is linked to René DeFoe through an apartment in her name.
Reported twenty years ago the Pan American conference sought to ease a dispute and offer amicable solutions with Bolivia and Paraguay while Bolivia displays war preparations. Government authorities warn against epidemic risks and urge calm as regional tensions rise.
In Chattanooga Tennessee on December 14 Fort Oglethorpe residents plan to seek incorporation as a township. Local leader T Waoke McCallie said the former army post across Vite safe dine fron bore will pursue incorporation. State Representative James Evitt of Catoosa County plans to push a bill in the Georgia legislature next month to charter the community of about 1,600 people.
The business manager, Mike, calm and appreciative, speaks to a group in Santa home on tentative plans for upcoming months. Attendees react positively as discussions focus on community projects and future cooperation.
Agricultural Extension Service announced winners will be named at a Wednesday Atlanta luncheon. The state winner will receive a $500 prize from the Georgia Cottonseed Crushers Association, with three district winners cited for per acre yields in each of six districts.
A scanned radio timetable lists program titles and times from morning to sign off. Shows include Sunrise Serenade, Cavalcade of Music, Georgia News, Navy Band, Sagebrush Cowboys, and Danceland Review, with periods labeled Morning Afternoon and various announcers.
Hollywood, Dec. 14 AP Eric Johnston president of the Motion Picture Association of America rejects Arnall plan to debate industry issues on radio. He says better pictures come from cooperation among producers and advocates working together to solve worldwide industry problems. Arnall, former Georgia governor, is named to lead.
Tokyo reports a Far East Air Force flight carrying gifts and mail for U S troops will depart tomorrow. A second plane from Germany will rendezvous at Brooklyn Air Force Base Mobile Alabama to exchange cargo and return home. The Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers vows to challenge monopolistic practices and improve film quality.
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