18 Feb 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1950
Page
1
The piece cites Jimmy Byrnes as opposing Big Government and federal overreach. It argues his call for restraint on federal programs and taxes reflects broader sentiment in Georgia and aims to boost his potential governorship in the region.
Georgia voters face a potential clash between Herman Talmadge and Roy Harris if Elis Arnall drops out. Harris, a longtime ally of Talmadge, has not decided but has signaled a challenge unless Talmadge pledges to fund education and highway programs. Harris emphasizes Georgia progress and prudent financing as his path forward.
Anne endures heat and family tensions as Don Carey sends cowboy suits for the twins sparking a clash with Roger and Anne. Tony’s political hopes, Judge Clancy, and potential marriage plans weave through a tense domestic scene as Anne seeks stability for the boys.
The text argues that children benefit from outdoor activity and fresh air but require a grownup to guide and protect them. It notes a child cannot keep up, will be distracted by sights, and may wander or refuse to continue, needing gentle prompting or short breaks.
The text lists numerous crossword clues and fragment answers including references to a city in Tortugas and a garden fruit. It reads as a mixed puzzle sheet with scattered terms such as interior, exist, garden fruit, and a few proper nouns. The source shows puzzle entries rather than a single coherent news item.
The State Milk Cartel Board ordered a reduction effective April 1, cutting most of the state’s milk price from 22 to 21 cents per quart. Savannah and Brunswick drop from 24 to 23 cents. Cartersville Calhoun and Lafayette stay at 20 cents. The schedule follows hearings this week. Atlanta implementation is automatic unless a hearing is demanded. Chairman Charles Duncan expects no hearing request.
The Nation Today outlines how married couples may file a joint return to split income and lower tax brackets. It details exemptions, when filing is mandatory, and special cases for spouses with income, no income, or after divorce or separation.
A Osceola county sheriff was fatally wounded and the bandit killed by revolver fire in a fierce gun battle. Republic leaders plan to report to the president as Hoover weighs action. Home Folks association members met discussing the chain store problem and plan a large public mass meeting. The Wife Question drew praise at Rowe Theatre. Indications point to a new Garden arena to house upcoming shows.
A major fire in Fort Pierce Florida last night leveled a huge citrus packing plant causing an estimated loss exceeding a quarter of a million dollars. No details on injuries were provided. Public officials investigated the incident as firefighters battled the blaze for hours.
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