09 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1946
Page
1
Page metadata from the Thomasville Times Enterprise lists publication details. It notes editions including daily and Sunday schedules, printing location, publishers W D Hargra and Lee E Kelly, and advance payment terms. It mentions Associated Press copyright and subscription rates.
The column criticizes labor unrest and inflation while noting food and liquor taxes as potential revenue. It quotes Truman urging action, discusses the American Legion's welfare aims, laments war appetites, and mentions Chinese and German wartime lessons. It also references home town spirit and advertising impact.
Editorial advocates salvaging army sites in Thomasville after closures. argues funds and repurposing could sustain local business, urges faster action, calls for improved coordination of A B C and Coast Line lines, and contemplates terminal consolidation to support veterans services and economic revival.
A letter notes repeated danger at the Broad Street crossing and urges prompt installation of a competent signal system. It blames local and state authorities, rails executives, and lingering war material shortages, warning of economic and social turmoil if inaction continues.
Veterans and servicemen face January 15 and March 15 tax deadlines. Final civilian income tax applies for 1945 if not fully taxed. enlisted men owe no tax on active service pay from 1941 to war’s end but must report other income totaling $400 or more. Active service pay for commissioned officers up to $1,500 per year is tax free. remaining pay is taxable with exemptions, credits, and deductions. Installment plans may extend payment for officers paying on active service pay.
The Trust Company of Georgia announced earnings of 1,246,451 dollars or 62.32 a share at its 55th annual directors meeting. Dividends totaling 720,000 were paid, with the rest added to undivided profits. Surplus rose to 5,060,000 after transferring 1,000,000 from undivided profits. James C. Shelor, Steve H. Bomar, and Jasper C. Osborne were elected vice presidents.
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