Miscellany of local musings and editorials from Thomasville
A collage of social observations and jokes appears in the Thomasville paper. It ranges from politics and aging to wages alimony Christmas and public safety on Jackson and Broad streets. It notes hotel and shop life and a poking critique of communists and padding expense accounts.
Local sidewalk concerns in Thomasville discussed by parents
Parents in Thomasville urge city action to improve pedestrian safety. They cite missing or down signage at Hansell Jackson crossing and call for Calhoun Street sidewalks to serve Dewey City school children. Calls include better markings on Washington and Jackson streets and potential stop lights or improved sidewalks to reduce risk.
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Washington
Glenwood
Madison
Warning at Broad Street crossing sparks safety plea
A letter from a local resident urges immediate protective measures at the Broad Street railroad crossing in Thomasville. The writer cites near misses and calls for a permanent watchman, reduced crossing blocks, and legal action to force Atlantic Coast Line to install clear warning signs and safer traffic handling.
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Curley and Boston Mayor Governor Convict Case Sparks Debate
The piece examines Curley’s criminal verdict and parole returning him to Boston mayoralty, blaming political dynamics and public apathy for enabling a high profile leader to resume power. It questions how laws were applied, noting the leniency afforded to a prominent official and the ongoing confusion in Boston civic life.
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Curley
Boston
Varley
America
Massachusetts
Clearview Estate: a coastal mystery reveals hidden depths
Brent and Pam arrive at Clearview, a hybrid fieldstone and white frame house facing the Atlantic. They explore the caretaker’s cottage, discuss mysteries, and sense a curiously staged past as a stray clue suggests a pivotal sighting near the main house.
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Fragmented Poet News Mentions Care ands and Bond
A fragmentary item references poet Joey Care ands and a bond o Dee Bay involving a death event. The readable text is unclear on full names dates or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to confirm specifics and assign a precise headline.
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Joey Care
Boand Web Dee Bay
Submarine Trapped Crews Face Drowning Risk as Rescue Fails
Rescue attempts halted by swift currents leave trapped crew awaiting aid after the sunken sub sinks. Captain Ernest T. King reported in perilous conditions. Explosion aboard the Langley claims a life. Five wounded in San Diego incident. Nationalist advances in South China cited amid heavy casualties. Dawson Street crossing to be opened per railroad petition for Piney Avenue project.
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San Diego
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Dawson Street
Japanese attache disputes Panay survivors accounts in conflict reports
Congressional leaders push a measure to Senate hoping for quick enactment. Barkies predicts support for a bill to stimulate private construction. Hoyt Wimpey and Mrs. P Dixon named Thomas County Roosevelt Birthday Ball coordinators under W. W. Alexander. Dr Roy A Till reports a malaria treatment. new drug Pron fosil proves effective in practice.
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Thomgas County
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Roy A. Till
Technicians Shortage Amid War-Era Education Gap
A wartime shortfall of trained research personnel leaves 450000 potential graduates undeveloped in the United States.
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United States
Santa Claus Makes Fifth Yearly Visit to Bonassonville
Santa Claus arrived by air at eleven o clock for his fifth yearly visit to Bonassonville. He greeted about fifteen children at the airport and rode through a parade of cars along the business streets. Merchants, the Lions Club and the Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event with gifts and candy for county school children.
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Bonassonville
Donalsonville
Wee
Ponalsonville Ividay
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Schow
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Lions’s Club
Champergi Commerce
Clergymen Lead to Victory in Georgia Referendum
In Statesboro and rural precincts in Bulloch County Georgia voters approved a sales tax measure by a two to one margin. Reverends from local churches supported the issue while opponents included the Methodist and other factions. The vote totals show 2459 for and 1424 against with results shaping agriculture and livestock policy in a major Georgia county.
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Statesboro
Georgia
Peanu
Local election notes from scattered precincts in Jackson area
A fragmented AP digest notes voting in precincts with mixed results as supporters and opponents discuss wet versus dry liquor measures. References to Jackson and industry concerns appear amid unclear captions and jumbled phrases.
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Jackson
Passenger Train Schedules From Atlantic Coast Line Network
An article lists streamlined chain service operating every third day with through sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta St. Petersburg Chicago and New York. It notes ticket agents for dates and provides reservation info via a toll free or local contact.
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Montwon
N.Y
Southwl
Perry
Savannah
Atlanta
St. Petersburg
Chicago
Am. T. Wells
Tkt
Radio Schedule Highlights Morning to Evening Concerts
In a packed broadcast grid for Sunday and afternoon, programs include World News at 8:00 and 9:00, John Gert Trio, Barry Wood Show, Laneworth Choristers, Gospel Time, and Stamps Quartet. Evening lineups feature Gordon scores, the Vaughn Monroe Show, and Homeland Harmony Quartet with orchestral interludes by Blue Barron.
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World News
John Gert
Barry Wood
Laneworth
Stamps
Dick Brown
Vaughn Monroe
David Rose
Homeland Harmony Quartet
Wayne King
Blue Barron
Dinah Shore
Surplus rainfall in Quitman area impacts crops
Officials report a rainfall surplus of 20 inches over last year in Brooks County, with December 1947 at 2.88 inches versus 0.22 in 1946, and 1947 totals through December 15 at 53.08 inches compared with 40.8 inches in 1946. County Agent Cawley warns crop damage could reach up to three fourths of a million dollars. Farmers urged to plant grain by January if weather allows, despite low current planting rates.
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Quitman
Wether Bureau
Cawley
Brooks County
Baenbridge Catholic Church Services
Baiinridge Ga December 20 St Josephs Catholic Church will hold regular services tomorrow. Sunday Mass at 12 15 Confessions heard before Mass Christmas Mass at 9.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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