16 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1945
Page
1
Publication rights and republication policy are outlined with credits and subscription details. It notes changes for binding advertisements to be submitted the day prior and lists contact terms including editor and manager roles.
An assorted column critiques international conflict and American policy, noting GOP support for national service, wartime propaganda, and looming leadership shifts. It references the Allied Belgian Bulge, Japanese naval actions, and global power jockeying while urging prudent fiscal planning in Alabama and skepticism toward dictatorial figures.
The piece argues Arnall favored a four year term and a ban on his re election to prevent a bid while noting it could trigger a fight between Talmadge and Rivers. It urges ending bitter partisanship and reforming leadership in Georgia as the two party system grows.
A dated editorial warns against one dominated group dictating labor policy and risking national safety. It argues unity has force but must prevent labor groups from coercive control, urging democratic balance and safeguards against capital’s overpowering influence.
The article notes Turkey has cut diplomatic relations with Japan while not at war with Nippon, seeking neutrality as it weighs future alignments amid Allied and Central powers pressures. Rumors suggest Turkey may allow Russian access to the Dardanelles, altering war logistics and regional influence while fearing German losses and potential punitive outcomes.
The piece discusses postwar Greek self determination with a potential plebiscite on monarchy. King George, under regency, is favored by Britain to keep influence in the Mediterranean. Metaxas’ dictatorship history and Greece’s political turmoil are noted as context for the forthcoming vote.
Fragmentary text discusses last minute measures to curb German spying on the Allies via Turkish cooperation. It references England pressing for entry into the war and the reluctance of Turkey to act, highlighting tension between Germany and Allied powers in the lead-up to conflict.
James Marlow outlines the wartime manpower plan noting 700000 needed in critical and essential jobs, with 330000 drafted by July. He discusses how replacements come from older workers, youths, and women, and mentions ideas for a national service law with penalties.
Washington AP War Food Administrator Marvin Jones announced final 1945 agricultural production goals. Total crop acreage aimed at 363.635 million acres, with increases for flaxseed sugar beets and clover seeds. cattle slaughter and milk output also raised to meet military and civilian demand.
In Belgium January 13 soldiers report comic strips being a morale lifeline. Pvt. Jim D Ross and patrol cross 1000 yards into enemy territory to fetch new books while a dog earns praise for vigilance and a Purple Heart. A German paratroop sighting prompts mortars and steady observation as troops endure combat.
The article notes that the average distance a freight car travels per day now is nearly twice what it was in 1920, indicating a substantial rise in rail traffic efficiency or demand over the years.
Cairo Georgia mourns George S Washington Long born March 26 1871 in Thomas county died unexpectedly Sunday morning at his home near Cairo funeral services were at Second Baptist Church with Rev Lee Long and Rev R W Bowen officiating interment in Cairo cemetery pallbearers listed Long survived by wife Dora Green one son Claxton Long Cairo two daughters Mrs W A Layton Meigs Bell Tennessee ten grandchildren two great grandchildren and several brothers M P Long Grady county S L Long Monticello Fla John Long Metcalfe his passing noted for his many virtues and duties in life.
Train times list departures to Atlanta Pensacola and Dothan with arrivals from Tallahassee at several hours. Portions include 1:00 a m 1:25 p m 7:10 p m departures and 12:50 a m 6:10 a m 9:56 a m arrivals, indicating a regional rail timetable segment.
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