18 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1946
Page
1
The item notes a record of six children in nine months near Alma and discusses desires for peace at home, the improbability of using the atomic bomb on DDT, and reflections on postwar prosperity and local developments including Thomasville’s growth and hospital planning. It also touches on political figures, labor safeguards, hotel placement, and looming 1946 economic mood.
A Soviet election report notes near total turnout among 99.5 million eligible voters, highlighting a perceived free process and public engagement. It compares Soviet participation with German and U.S. election dynamics and discusses civic duty, youth involvement, and Georgia's extension of voting rights to 18 year olds amid army conscription context.
Community sentiment pushes for broader support for student facilities including gymnasium and basketball space. Citizens discuss bond issues to fund a new East Side stadium, gym, and related recreational facilities, noting current YMCA limits and the goal to serve all students and residents. The piece also touches on Argentina’s admission to the United Nations and the context of postwar records.
A column argues the United Nations should confront Argentina with a strategic plan to curb its current government, warning the US faces untenable policy if it continues uncoordinated pressure. It calls for a middle ground and UNO involvement to achieve a direct, effective response.
The first 1945 tax deadline rules require anyone with 1945 income of $500 or more to file by March 15 and some must also estimate 1946 tax by that date. Dependents with $500+ income count for exemptions. if a child earns $500 or more the child files, not the parent, though the parent is liable if the child owes tax. Married couples with income above $500 may also need to file and report withholdings and refunds or amounts owed.
A reader recalls an hourlong screening that portrayed drunkenness, immorality, lying, stealing and murder with crime not paying a moral line tacked on, while some patrons defend it as not worse than other films, calling it an interest in psychology.
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