09 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1949
Page
1
A fragment from the Daly's nd Weenly Times Enterprise discusses U S policy, economic debates, and international diplomacy. It mentions the Senate slow pace on the Atlantic pact, the Hoover proposals, housing bill concerns, and comparisons among fascist, Nazi, Soviet systems with critical commentary.
A reflective piece discusses the Bill of Rights as essential to individual liberty and democracy. It argues dangers arise when freedoms are eroded for temporary safety, risking independence and national stability amid modern political shifts.
Observers warn of a serious disruption in Thomasville between residents and outsiders amid the city extension fight. They urge halting bitterness, restoring fairness, and avoiding factionalism that could spoil relations and census growth.
A narrative urges safe driving and criticizes passing on the wrong side and speeding taxis. It notes two minor wrecks avoided by quick halts and calls on drivers to respect safety, mirrors, and law on downtown turning. It singles out reckless street racing and red light violations as unacceptable in residential areas.
The piece argues Russia will push for greater free trade with Western nations and Poland as a path to broader peace. It notes Western powers seek a one year policy change, Russia’s past selfish stance, and the risk of economic crises if aggressive peace plans fail.
Priscilla contends with family strife after a night of drunken intrusion by her sister Lorraine’s husband James. Tensions rise as Priscilla navigates fear, shame, and accusations while Kenneth’s absence looms. Her father quietly witnesses the rift, shaping a fragile family balance.
Reports say a British submarine sank off the Pembroke coast after colliding with an underwater craft. All 21 aboard are missing, with authorities continuing search efforts and awaiting details from naval officials.
The report notes a new total services record for 1949 surpassing 75 000 as yearly growth continues since the library’s founding. Despite increasing services the institution runs a deficit, with financial reports detailing the year’s expenditures and low per service cost within a county wide program.
A humorous sketch contrasts strapping young men with older observers as they weigh labor versus dates. The piece notes men eager to labor yet distracted by social pursuits, leaving heavy work to aging onlookers while youth chase romance.
Lt Walter S Bruce son of Mrs W B Bruce of Boston has arrived home in Boston Ga for a visit after receiving his commission and wings from Williams Field Chandler Arizona. He will report to Turner Field Albany Ga for future stationing and many friends extend congratulations on his graduation and commission.
Tokyo July 9 AP reports a Japanese navy lieutenant commander was hanged today for beheading Savannah pilot who was shot down in April. The execution follows the pilot joining the March 1942 raids and the ensuing war crimes determination by Tokyo authorities.
The 1947 GI Bill rules may bar post July 25 1947 discharged World War II veterans from readjustment allowances after July 25 1952 unless Congress acts. Georgia veterans have already received servicemen's readjustment checks since 1944, with about 12 000 paid in May. The state Labor Commissioner notes the federal program may expire as the date nears affecting many veterans.
The report shows assets totaling 210,262.55 with deposits at 903.1t and total liabilities plus capital of 2,247.96. The bank reports cash balances, government obligations, and loans after reserves, with directors’ attestations and notary certification dated July 1949. Ensign Arthur L. Thomas of Savannah is noted as shot down over the Ryukyu Islands south of Japan.
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