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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1942
Page
1
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A garbled collection of observations on war effort life and politics. Topics range from U boat shortages and sugar rationing to alimony laws and press conferences in deserts. The piece comments on public mood, freedom of speech and the role of ordinary citizens in national development.
A discussion outlines how family status affects draft deferments and urges boards to apply the rules fairly. It cites Senator Tydings investigations into federal personnel and suggests abolishing nonessential bureaus to fund war needs. It also addresses labor needs and wartime job applications via the United States Employment Service.
A New York Museum of Science and Industry exhibit traces the Versailles treaty through events from Berlin crowds to Dunkirk and Pearl Harbor. It ends with Roosevelt’s prayer for peace and notes the global line of conflict. The piece also mentions Tommy Dorsey’s orchestra payroll and Bunny Berigan’s posthumous earnings.
A mocked critique claims the bureaus are infested with leaches and politically connected officials kept in fat jobs regardless of merit, alleging a campaign to remove such officials from service.
Washington Daybook outlines War Manpower replies on 1948 and 1944 labor targets. It cites 20 million workers in direct war production and 12 million more on farms, with 2 to 7 million military and up to 16 million if war persists. Women number about 1.5 million now, possibly 4 million more. Sources credit conversion, farms, professionals, unemployment, housewives, youths as pools.
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Ochlocknee Georgia July 5 notes guests and visits among residents. Miss Dorothy Braswell hosted Beth and Nell Ray Chastain of Thomasville. Arnesine Clark, library science student, accepts high school librarian post. Eugene Ackerman of Marianna Florida visits his in laws the McMillans. D R Davis leaves for Milledgeville to teach and coach at Georgia Military College. Rev J Gorham Garrison departs for Fure for Baptist revival guest preacher. Irene Roberson of Bainbridge visits her parents. Carl Deklie’s Norfolk relatives visit. Colombo to report to San Diego naval duty after resigning Ochlocknee High post. Miles Herring medical visit to Thomasville hospital. Marie Giles visits Norman Park sister. Emory F Robinson of Gainesville visits his parents. Mrs Leon Wurst of New Orleans visits in town. Carl Minter of Cairo visits his parents.
A Virginia courthouse scene features a colored defendant describing a cutting scrape. The witness recalls the defendant saying a man named Johnson moved toward him and he warned the man to draw a chicken from his hip pocket, vowing to make him eat it.
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