03 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1941
Page
1
An assemblage of editorials and brief notes discusses wartime policy, national figures like Willkie, tax returns, and hospital funding. It piles commentary on labor strikes, Irish bases, and Japan confrontations with regional references to Quitman and Adie Bang hospitals and ongoing political debate.
An opinion piece argues the U S must sustain Britain with limited public support while Germany threatens air power. It discusses hospital funding, endowments, and hospitalization as a growing national need, urging practical sacrifice and opposition to labor disruption.
The piece profiles William Townsend Pheiffer, a Republican freshman from New York's 16th district, who letters constituents on the Aid to Britain bill and reports that about 400 replies show district support with limits. It notes the broader reaction in Congress and sketches rural and urban attitudes toward wartime policy.
Fragmentary OCR listing numerous crossword clues and partial entries across topics such as astronomy geography language and myth with scattered numbers and stray letters unclear in parts.
Bal Atlanta Feb 3. The commander at the Gage Brewery anti aircraft firing center near Hinesville Ga will be a New York native from Boston Mourth G vps Aber oendcanorier announced over the weekend The Agden Crepe Woalaami Ph Wilson Nee eter Pe eed tiger pata General Kilson born Mil Vernon NY assumed command of Weadbob oo tilety Cackinet at Betop in Jie 3928 He is a World War II veteran with the Distinguished Service Cross the French Legion of Honor and the Daletan Order of the Crown.
A fragmented wartime note says Bulgaria and others exit American markets as World War II pressures rise. The report mentions Bulgaria selling prune juice or blood to Germany and references a departure by a person identified as T.
A humorous tale by IRVIN S. COBB recounts a Kansas water scarcity quip. An autoist buys water from a farmer hauling barrels, asks the distance to water, and learns it lies about ten miles away. The farmer quips digging a well is no closer, since the land is equally far.
A vague sign reading Free and everybody invited lured Evo near a West Pith Street hall. He entered and a woman sat midway as a man invited attendees to sit for a supposedly free talk, while the crowd grew uneasy about the event’s purpose.
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