21 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
1
Historical newspaper masthead for the Thomasville Times-Enterprise lists editor W. C. Hargravy manager Cee E. Kelly and notes Associated Press affiliation. It states publication in Thomasville Georgia and postal classification as second class matter.
The piece debates peace planning versus renewed war effort, cites rising road fatalities from old cars on Georgia highways, and notes local concerns on strikes, censorship, inflation, and public leadership. It mentions Thomasville politics, OPA regulations, and a Lee County dry vote of 332 to 181 amid long national anxieties.
A report from Congress and Senator George notes the FWA approved a 23309 grant for Thomasville schools to cover deficits. The piece discusses tax mills, rising enrollment, soldier return, and payments, plus Rich’s Atlanta campaigns boosting regional attention and newspaper advertising value for the community.
A series of 1946 notices by Harry A. Vann and J Bo Arailscin announcing candidacies for Clerk of the Superior Court in Thomas County. They pledge courteous service, seek voters support, and note prior experience and county residence.
Louie D Newton cites John T Flynn and Fortune surveys to warn that the national debt has grown to 262 billion dollars with interest around six billion annually. He argues that without boosting production and capital flow to productive fields, consumer demand cannot sustain growth and confidence in free enterprise will erode.
LSU star Bobby Lowther leads the SEC with 156 points though LSU is idle this week. Kentucky’s Jack Parkinson and Jack Tingle, at 141 and 136 points, face Georgia Tech and Notre Dame. Georgia’s Ross Maddox, with 121 points, has three games to rise. Quentin Burgess of Auburn tops league games with 54 points in five.
Georgia livestock auctions fell sharply as packers faced a workers strike. An injunction in Muscogee County bars picketing at Columbus Provision Company, amid contract breach claims and a 1941 anti-picketing law. Vidalia sales dropped from over 50 000 to 15 060 and Coosa Valley at Rome dipped to 13 175 due to cold weather and the strike.
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