09 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
1
The text references Associated Press republication rights and notes on news dispatches. It mentions business managers and evolving sociological practices while promising upcoming spectacular bargains to readers through ads.
A fragmented column laments stadium building tied to profits and predicts few events will fill venues. It rails at selling practices in Atlanta firms while noting hog metal pricing mirrors other goods. It warns against national deception with Uncle Sam and critiques the Treaty and communism threats. The piece mentions Jekyll Island, Russia under Stalin, and Red Cross fundraising concerns.
The article discusses political tension in Georgia over efforts to establish a White primary. It cites Henry Wallace’s Georgia visit as part of broader maneuvering by politicians seeking popular acclaim while avoiding open racial ballots. The piece questions Wallace’s motives and notes the era's contentious Democratic dynamics.
The Department of Public Safety warns rural highways account for the majority of traffic fatalities, noting farmers especially are at risk on unpaved, slippery, narrow roads. Weather and aging bridges worsen hazards, with calls for broader road and bridge improvements to reduce deaths and crop losses.
Stalin of Russia reached sixty eight but did not appear publicly on the celebration day. He has not made a major public appearance in a year and is linked to heart trouble rumors. Reports mention a Norway cancer surgeon called to Moscow, Molotov considered as successor, and Stalin dictating posthumous plans while remaining largely inactive.
Brent and Pam confront a deadly gun in a tense room as Vincentti Ricardo’s threat hangs over them. Pam fears fingerprint danger while Brent argues against disposal until Binny’s involvement seems likely to end. The atmosphere remains claustrophobic and suspenseful as rain humidifies the scene.
Pam and Brent face a growing tangle of blame after Ricardo's body and a stolen revolver surface. Binny hints at a larger plot as police suspect a familiar foe, while Pam fears exposure and awaits Binny's return with new clues.
Co pilot Wick, a former naval flight instructor, said vapor from fuel lines impeded the twin engines of the converted Army C-47 on the Savannah flight. Eighteenth body recovered as Red Cross reported possible more aboard after leaving New York and Philadelphia. CAA said two complaints against Coastal Air Lines covered safety and maintenance concerns though not confirming connection to the crash.
The pickle juice left from a bottle of sweet pickles can be used in several ways. It can thin mayonnaise, flavor salads, or be added to syrup to make homemade chutney.
Today a blast abroad endangers miners with little hope of rapid recovery as fire follows the explosion. Contingents totaling about 800 may depart from Charleston Norfolk and San Diego to reinforce Marines on duty. President Coolidge and former Secretary Hughes to attend Pan American conference next week amid tension easing through improved Mexican relations. Campbell county damage suit against the city heard. Weeks seeks $10,000 for alleged injuries from a tall structure incident.
Ten years ago this Sunday a notable chemical milestone was recalled as the first synthetic dye of commercial importance, produced in 1866. The event highlighted early innovations in chemical manufacturing and its impact on industry and trade.
Bainbridge postmaster GC Hartsfield reports higher postal receipts for 1947 totaling 846,827.74 compared with 1946’s 44,539.21. December led gains with 6,129.19 in sales, up 857.80 from December 1946, and overall monthly increases covered the year except one month.
A fragmented text lists items including a five year period and seed references such as silkworm, catnip, edible seeds, and an article of belief. It presents a garbled mix of terms without coherent context or clear events.
A dense listing of broadcast times for January 10, 1948 featuring musical programs such as Sunrise Serenade and Western Melodies, news updates, variety shows, and special segments including Luncheon Melodies and Patterns in Music across a full afternoon and evening schedule.
Quitman Ga January 9 Saturday and Sunday January 17 and 18 will feature the annual Camellia Show in the library assembly room sponsored by the Woman's Club garden department. Mrs R H Garrett chairman of the garden department is in charge of arrangements with committee chairs named for classification background table arrangement entry registration prizes ribbons and reception. The show includes six sections with classes for popular varieties and arrangements and exhibition rules for local out of town and professional entries. Blue ribbon points awarded and prizes given to top exhibitors. All exhibits will be numbered for judges. The camellia luncheon follows.
The Georgia Supreme Court upheld the state's right to tax a portion of income from a pipeline operated in western states. The Sinclair Refining Company must pay $150,000 in back income taxes. In other news, the American Homes department club event at the Legion requires reservations with Mrs. Jessee Jones by Friday January 16.
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