27 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1945
Page
1
A partial readable scan from the Thomasville Georgia newspaper shows header text for the Times Enterprise with publisher details and Associated Press rights. It lists publication rules and ad deadline notes, including preprint policy and contact lines.
The article suggests that the current economic structure could eventually arrive at a pivotal threshold requiring major adjustments or reforms to sustain growth and stability. It considers factors driving change and potential policy responses without prescribing a specific outcome.
A streetwise figure asserts that delaying construction is unacceptable, urging rapid action and signaling a push for urgent infrastructure or development. The quote frames urgency and practical move toward projects.
An assortment of clipped opinions targets politicians graft culture and gender while mixing religious remarks and casual humor. The piece rails at hypocrisy and coins phrases about wealth, war, and daily life with humorous but jagged observations.
A Georgia legislature proposal to spend 250000 for a 2000 acre livestock experimental farm is met with opposition. Critics argue existing cattle, hog and dairy programs at Griffin, Tifton, and the state college act up provide sufficient data and warn of disrupting established stations if new experiments take over current herds.
Governor Arnall urges the Georgia legislature to repeal the poll tax, arguing it is his duty to suspend the tax if it harms the state. He warns the legislature to restrain his power rather than let him act alone, while lawmakers debate the proper course.
The article notes widespread complaint about expensive clothing amid shortages of affordable options. Officials plan seven percent price reductions and stricter quality labeling from mill to retail, aiming to curb spurious “super” ratings while ensuring low priced garments are produced and sold.
Stockholm reports a gradual evacuation of Berlin began today as residents flee the capital. Three travelers described shortages of rolling stock and housing while 25 trains stood ready 10 miles south of Berlin to aid refugees. Berliners feel the front lines are moving closer and the city holds its breath.
Birmingham Alabama January 27 AP Major General Fred L Walker commanding general of the infantry school Fort Benning said today the hardships of American troops fighting now dwarf those of Washington at Valley Forge He recalled Americans fighting through undergrowth in Italy with visibility of about 40 feet while speaking at a Civitan Club meeting yesterday
Washington January 27 AP fuel oil rations will remain unchanged at 10 gallons per unit in the southern area for the rest of the heating season.
A Washington psychiatrist explains why the capital ranked second in draft rejections for mental disease. He cites abundant local psychiatrists who weeded out emotionally unstable men before service, noting alcoholics and nervous breakdowns fall under mental disease and that postwar figures may shift the ranking.
Thomas J. Pendergast died of heart disease in Kansas City at 72. The longtime Democratic power broker served a year in federal prison for income tax evasion after a career shaping Missouri politics from 1911 to the 1930s, with influence over Jackson County and state politics.
The OPA announced today that the two remaining periods and period 5 have been combined. The affected area includes Georgia.
Hal Boyle portrays Bru ssels as a glittering wartime hub where British and American troops roam the lower town’s clubs and shops. From Times Square style venues to vaudeville nostalgia, soldiers mingle with locals while markets, hotels, and the City Hall glow amid war’s vast tempo. A sad note parks among the fun as a woman mourns losing a puppy in a midnight auction.
A collie who cared for a six year old girl after playful companionship turned solemn after her death. The dog carried the child's belongings to the grave daily, returning with toys and a sock. Neighbors observed him visiting the grave with worn mementos, quietly showing his grief.
Supreme Headquarters announces Gen. Eisenhower awarded the distinguished service medal to six U S army air force generals for exceptional use of air power. Oak leaf clusters go to Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle and Maj. Gen. Hoyt S. Vanderberg. Brig. Gen. Edward Curtis and Maj. Gen. Frederick Anderson also receive DSM along with Maj. Gen. William E. Kepner and Maj. Gen. Earle E. Partridge of the Eighth Air Force.
Schedule fragments show trains with leave and arrive times between Atlanta Tallahassee Dothan Pensacola Waycross Tifton Columbus and other points. Times include early morning arrivals around 2:03 a. m. and late evening departures near 11:20 p. m. indicating a regional timetable summary.
Pattern 93897 suits any figure with a trim smart look for work. Includes playsuit and casual separates in sizes 12 to 44 with yardage details for a blouse and overalls.
Eastern War Time schedule lists arrival and departure times for trains named Southland Southwind and mix Perry, with services to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Jax N Y Tampa and Chicago. Daily and every third day notes, sleeper connections, ticket agent M T Wells at phone 162.
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