Times-Enterprise Building and Publication Note
Publication notice from The Times Enterprise Co. Thomasville advising on post office mail handling and second class matter. Credits to Associated Press for news and reserves rights on republication. ad changes due by 6 pm prior to appearance. Includes contact details for business manager and office location.
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Times- Enterprise Building
The
Times- Enterprise Co
Thomasville
Delly
Weekly Times-Enterprice
U S Population Grows Eight Million in Five Years
The United States has added eight million people over five years with few immigrants among the new residents. The note hints at questions about a veteran hospital and possible opening tomorrow by a General Finney.
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U. S
Finney General
Veteran Hospital
4 H clubbers form an organization for training
The article notes 4 H clubbers forming an organization that will provide major training in the century. It adds that the Navy plans to discharge about two million men this year, many eager to return home to families and work. It also reports Japan suffered widespread devastation with forty four large cities hit in U S air raids, with monetary losses running into billions.
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Navy
Japan
United States
Publicity News and Rackets Highlight 1940s Debates
The piece critiques publicity versus news value in journalism, comments on legislative process and local bills, notes US support in World War II, and compares tax, clothing aid, and housing issues. It mentions John L. Lewis and AFL leadership dynamics and points to hunting trips and regional concerns.
Rumor mill swirls over Finney hospital future amid labor tensions
A local rumor spreads that four businessmen seek to buy Finney for private use, while veterans groups push to keep Finney as a hospital under the Veterans Administration. The piece argues interpretation and broader labor disputes influence the hospital’s fate and price impacts on consumers.
Supreme Court split over Yamashita conviction fate
The article argues the Yamashita case shows two justices criticizing the trial as not American justice. It asserts the others affirm a fair trial, criticizes possible presidential intervention, and stresses that Yamashita is convicted and sentenced, with MacArthur’s role debated and warned against.
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Yamashita
MacArthur
Army
America
Truman
Strikers Demand Back Pay From General Motors
Report says labor activists expect GM to compensate workers for time off the job. Critics warn that various forms of pressure may accompany the push for a final settlement, reflecting longstanding labor policies and tactics.
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General Motors
Case Bill Aims to Curb Strikes in 30 Day Window
The House passed Rep Francis Case's measure to forbid strikes for 30 days while a government board settles disputes and to penalize unions or members for strike violence or boycotts. The bill faces Senate changes and a possible presidential veto, with broader public pressure to act fading as strikes wane.
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James Marlow
Washington
House
Francis Case
South Dakota
Senate
Rep Case
Macao's Open Border Lures Tourists With Gambling Charm
HAL BOYLE reports Macao proud as the widest open Far East colony. Visitors note its quiet people and pastel Riviera vibe while condemning opium dens. gambling rooms along the Chinese quarter draw heavy government income and a slow, silent Fantan game watched by elderly operators as players bet on numbers.
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Far East
South China
Alittle
Riviera
Mediterranean
Persia
Gambling and vice at the Central Hotel cabaret in Macao
A narrator recalls a half hour gambling session with a Coolie at a Central Hotel cabaret in Macao. Patrons bet via small baskets lowered to a table while a Chinese girl collects wagers. The scene features High-Low dice, neon lights, poor whisky, and a dancing show. The writer laments gambling as a sin and notes losing ten dollars and no complimentary ticket home.
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Central Hotel
Hong Kong
Macao
Bainbridge Citizens Subscribe Bonds for New Shirt Factory
Bainbridge Georgia February 7 at a joint Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees meeting local citizens subscribed to one fourth of a ninety thousand dollar two percent bond issue for a new Abeles Shirt Company building in Decatur County. J B Gunn chaired the bond committee as Pennink S Jones A B Conger J Ki Hughes and J G Kwilecki spoke. About fifty business men attended, twenty three thousand dollars in bonds were subscribed that evening from blank applications distributed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Bainbridge
Decatur County
Abeles Shirt ‘Company
New York
J. B. Gunn
Pennk S. Jones
A. Br’ Conger
J. Ki. Hughes
J. G. Kwilecki
Black-back cull progress and century-long life note
The report discusses a four year horizon for reaching mbte city while noting that etimes may live to a century. It references longevity and development timelines for these subjects in a concise update.
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Etimes
A P Phillips Named President of Georgia Masonic Society
A P Phillips, secretary of Todse No 8 F and 4 284 war veterans, was appointed resident president of the Georgia Masonic Secretaries Association by the Grand Master and the Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Georgia. He will attend the twenty second annual investing in Macon on Wednesday February 13. This marks a second honor for Oricn Lodge with officials serving the association. A Mr W Roydones formerly led the Georgia Masonic Secretaries Association and Phillips was named to fill the unexpired term after Mr Jones left Georgia.
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P. Phillips
Todse No. 8 F
Georgia Tiasonie Sarreis Association
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Georgia
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