22 Feb 1947
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1947
Page
1
In the fragment the editor and business manager roles are mentioned with unclear contact strings. It appears to reference office communications and a facsimile style note. The text is too damaged to extract a clear event or figures.
The item lists varied topics from Fashionata events in Atlanta and Rich's to labor politics in the Senate and House, ongoing recruitment for the armed forces, and a Georgia National Wildlife Week with gun restraint. It mentions Thomasville housing, Meigs school issues, accreditation concerns, Dorothy Thompson’s Jacksonville appearance, and local banking quirks amid a broad newspaper column of social and civic musings.
A Thomasville campaign seeks fifteen thousand dollars to fund free training for ex service men. Training aims to raise skills to three to four times current pay within half a year to a year, improving employability and community value, with a warning that future regret may follow if training is declined.
A discussion on using blunt phrases like patently collusive in politics. The piece notes the power of pungent statements while urging restraint, condemns vilification, and cites Georgia judge remarks as examples of inflammatory rhetoric fading to neglect.
The fragment criticizes crude and ill- mannered ways of showing disagreement, noting excesses in tone and method. It contrasts sound argument with noisy opposition and urges more constructive dialogue.
An editorial argues while air travel draws fear some ignore road dangers. It notes thousands die annually in auto accidents and urges care and diligence to reduce deaths nationwide.
A column discusses the dog's tail serving as a rudder for turning, notes dogs losing tails later become unsteady, and describes Buddhist efforts in Kiangtu and Changshu to protect stray dogs. It also covers heating quarters, nail care, ear mites, and veterinary advised remedies for common canine issues.
About 100 delegates from across Georgia authorized a legal defense fund of ten thousand and three dollars to challenge the white primary law. The NAACP chapters will direct the case for all blacks, regardless of party. Cornelius A. Scott criticized a voter registration bill aimed at removing black voters from rolls, saying it blocks voting in the general election.
Barbara Hutton reportedly ready to marry Prince Igor Nikolaiyevich Troubetzkoy in St. Moritz expected to wed in Paris soon. The American heiress, granddaughter of F. W. Woolworth, has previously married and divorced Georgians, Danish counts, and Cary Grant.
A word puzzle list with across and down clues including mineral terms and phrases like green mineral Emerald and others. The solution notes a cross reference with clues such as Spanish magistrate and assistant, hinting at a themed fill.
North Miami resident Captain Roman Proske, famed wild animal trainer, performs with tigers and lions, argues trainers should earn trust not fear, says he hand-raised cubs at his North Miami Zoo, and dismisses perches and loud showy acts as unsafe and unnecessary.
Boston Methodist Church presents Sunday School at 10 led by J B Wimberley with lesson "Jesus The Good Shepherd" and morning worship at 10 with special choir music. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 directed by Mrs Harry Vann. Evening worship at 7 30 with choir numbers and sermon "The Kingdom of God" inviting all to attend.
Former boxing champion Mickey Walker transitions to painting after a successful career. He now focuses on giving exhibitions and creating artwork reflecting his athletic life and experiences in the ring.
A reflective line notes that wild animals struggle to like a human being, reflecting on the challenge of trust between humans and wildlife. The brief presents a philosophical musing rather than a news event.
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