09 Jul 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
1
The provided column notes the Thomasville Post Office handling transfers as second class mail and urges ad changes by 6 pm the day before publication. It weighs in on political sentiment, Sunday park access for children, the gym project, Fourth of July safety, school lunch programs, civic Israel none, and voter interest.
The article notes rumors that the city would fund an armory and delay school gymnasiums, but rejects the claim as unfounded. It warns against misreading comments that insult or provoke reactions from sensitive individuals and compares risky tasks like wiring to other public debates.
Banks in Thomasville and other towns publish semiannual statements to show their condition to patrons and the public. The notes stress prudent lending, safe fund use, and community growth through local investments, reminding that government savings relate to local institutions.
A Thomasville banker notes vast local progress over five years from a winter tourist town to a diversified industrial center. New plants including a cotton mill an oleo plant and a Warner Brothers operation create jobs boost housing and civic services and attract capital. Local ambition aims to keep work available for all and cultivate ongoing progress through skilled labor and investment.
The piece argues dissension among Democrats in the South over Truman’s policies and leadership. It predicts Truman cannot win, critiques party strategy, and discusses potential vice presidential picks while noting regional objections to routes and procedures.
A local analysis notes the stadium bank appears ready for concrete pours within a week or two. The forces behind the project receive thanks for their work and generosity, with a suggestion the city may also contribute to the effort.
Detective Yates probes Gwynne Ealing's death and drags in Dr. Stokes and Alchiser as motives swirl. Diane Ealing pushes Pettigrew to reveal truth while Bensinger hints at a hidden plot. Pettigrew's whereabouts become critical as investigators race to downtown offices.
A heated hearing over patronage probes exposes exhibits and testimony denying post office job sales. A Ball Ground applicant paid 3600 as part of the proceedings. Italië disaster survivors aboard a Swedish rescue ship show growing fever illness and mental strain. Thomas County tobacco market awaits August open with manager Guy Jones predicting a strong season. A local building code amendment is urged against an anti wood shingle rule. T C Mitchell takes over Osceola Chamber of Commerce management.
A note recalls that Christopher Latham Sholes is widely credited with inventing the first modern typewriter in 1867 and references events from a decade ago.
The Rosetta Stone, a black basalt slab with inscriptions in three scripts, proved the key to deciphering hieroglyphics. It was discovered near the Nile delta by a Napoleon officer in 1799, helping scholars unlock ancient Egyptian writing.
A scrambled assortment of phrases and a large fill in the blanks puzzle lists clues and scattered terms from many topics. The mixed items include language notes, birds, navigation terms, and a long array of crossword style entries with numbers and partial words.
Radio program grid for Saturday lists hourly shows from 6:30 sign on through 7:45 sign off. Includes Circle T Roundup Sunrise Serenade Luncheon Melodies Danceland. Review Marine Band Saturday Melodies and Morning and Afternoon lineups with news, weather, and guest segments. Local and Georgia market news noted.
The building safety council refused a third 90 day extension for public buildings to obtain temporary occupancy certificates. So far over 6 000 certificates issued with about 30 000 owners affected. Deputy director F E Robinson said prosecutions are not intended unless necessary and fines up to 100 dollars daily require court action.
Coolidge Ga July 9 Ordination services will be held at Enon Baptist church Sunday July 11 at three p m Brother Homer Smith will be ordained as deacon He is adult Bible class teacher and active in church life Rev J Gorham Garrison will preach the ordination sermon and all pastors and deacons are invited to attend
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