14 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1948
Page
1
A patchwork of remarks covers a forthcoming open air theatre near Tallahassee, school recreation projects in Tifton, weather forecasts, local contract leads for school buildings, and civic questions. The fragmentary items mention community planning, a possible park tower, and municipal actions, with stray notes on wartime shortages and local incidents.
The Georgia Heritage Car tour drew thousands across the state teaching its people about the ideas behind statehood. It highlighted Abraham Baldwin College and George King of the experimental station, noting Baldwin signed the constitution and appears on the University of Georgia charter.
The piece condemns paid propaganda agents in Georgia using news agencies and radio for campaigns. It alleges newspapers print cheap political material to attract local advertisers while agencies push favorable coverage. It notes editors refuse such material and question the long term impact on public trust.
A reflective note on bank asset disclosures, federal supervision, and the Roosevelt era safety net. It discusses FDIC guarantees, bank examinations, stockholder confidence, and current lending restraint, plus regional radio plans and bond cash outs amid rising costs. The piece ends with commentary on global loans and movie enthusiasm.
Brent and Pam await Luisa Marel as she arrives in travel dress with怒 bright cheeks and gray eyes aflame. Constable Binny signals law enforcement while Luisa defends innocence and questions why Marston confronts her about Vincent Ne. The case involves a murder at Clearview and a danger only Luisa may explain.
Luisa Maria Marreli reveals her background as an art student and secretary to a museum head. Government agents Marston and colleagues pressure her for truth about her relationship with Ricardo and access to vaults where Borgias artifacts were stored. She recalls meeting Beni during the American occupation and hints at the danger surrounding their past.
Luisa explains a married couple learned of six hundred thousand dollars in jewels stolen years earlier by Ricardo during Prohibition. The jewels were hidden at Clearview, a place Ricardo used as a headquarters under an alias. An automobile fatality and a suspected killer with gloves are part of the investigation.
High level summary notes President speeds toward Miami and Key West en route to Havanna Cuba for Conference. Houston will erect a temporary building at cost of 100000 dollars for Democratic National convention in that city. Virginia troops sent to Oyster War scene to aid in peace. Mobjack Bay disturbance due to illegal dredging. Private airplane landing field assured in Thomasville. 417 acres near Fairview railroad yards to be utilized by local parities.
Ten years ago Roosevelt favored eliminating holding companies and opposed modifying the death penalty in the holding company act. The article notes a decisive central China battle with Chiang Kai-Shek, a counter-attack by Spurs defenders, a Thomasville man promoted by Standard Oil naming Arthur A Clark as Savannah agent, and Dan Redd taking office as president of the Thomasville Kiwanis.
Georgia's former Governor Ellis Arnall will stay at the Alabama Governor's Mansion as a guest while James Folsom is away on vacation. He will attend a breakfast, luncheon, and be entertained by cabinet members. Mrs Ross Clarke of WilA will participate in the events in Folsom's absence.
The club held a luncheon business session where multiple topics were discussed today. Members tackled agenda items and planned next steps for ongoing projects and events.
A group of southern governors meet in Nashville to inspect Meharry Medical College and consider acquiring it as a regional school for the Southeast. If acceptable, it would form the first step toward a regional plan to educate white and negro students in fields with few enrollees and limited facilities.
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