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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1944
Page
8
Dr Frazier shows Meredith a thin patient in a stark ward. Stewart confirms blood samples from the Loomis child and the Hayden woman are nearly identical, suggesting a strong link between the two cases and deepening the investigation.
In a mountain town clinic Dr. Nichols and Meredith race to identify the source of a terrifying fever. They suspect a tropical visitor, Jerry Butler, after three patients show a frightening infection linked to exposure. The vulnerable, exhausted patients face a looming epidemic if unchecked.
Major Mik Cladych known as the flying Pole earns legend status among Allied pilots. With the 56th Thunderbolt group he has claimed numerous Nazi planes, while fellow flyers prize his skill and money-boosting support. His early life spans Poland France Britain and combat across several air forces. Estimated total kills range from 11 to 45 across his varied service.
In Larned Kansas two traveling salesmen found the kitchen overwhelmed with dirty dishes after the help had left. They peeled off their coats and washed the dishes themselves. Returning to the counter they ordered dinner and were served.
Hal Boyle reports at Gleize Belgium that nine American officers and four German guards hid in a tiny cellar as bombardment began. German guards sang Marlene while shells ripped the shelter, killing one American and wounding others. After two days Allied bombs and finally tanks arrived and freed the prisoners.
State Revenue Commissioner J Eugene Cook reports November gasoline revenue at 167897 less than October with total collections 1774251 for November and 1335112 for October Also Columbus traffic cop A R Raybon 27 a police department traffic officer was killed in an accident yesterday in Columbus Ga on January 29 CAP
Everett O Ste en of the U S Army stationed in Miami and Mrs O Ste en plus their son visited relatives in Meigs during the holidays. Local families from Thomasville Gainesville and Tallahassee hosted or joined Christmas gatherings and dinners across Meigs and nearby towns.
A vehicle collided with a switch engine at a grade crossing yesterday, causing traffic delays and investigation by local authorities.
The AP reports rising Nazi offensive hopes as Allied defenses hold. Navy ship production reveals 1,167 warships with 87,724 landing craft and attack vessels, while Greece eyes a royal regency plan amid FDR and Churchill policy debates. Possible 1945 meat production shortfalls and 35 mph highway limit cite wartime material constraints.
Two 19 year old former sailors Joseph M. Leeman of Alabama and Murice Shimrick of Wisconsin were executed in the Mississippi electric chair for the 1943 murder of former Wayne County Sheriff Thomas S. Boykin. Leeman spoke of meeting in Heaven and Shimrick grinned as the chair was applied, with a second shock given after an initial revival attempt.
The Army operates technical shops in over a dozen hospitals to manufacture plastic eyes for wounded soldiers. The warborn development is said to be far superior to glass eyes, which were mostly imported from Germany and now scarce. Plastic eyes are described as unbreakable and resistant to acids in eye socket secretions.
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