11 Jul 1945
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1945
Page
1
Notice shows advertisement submission rules for the Thomasville Post Office via second class mail. Change requests must be filed by 6 p.m. the day before publication. Business manager stressed ensuring insertion.
A Thomasville column argues the town’s conservatism rests on intelligence and growth not stagnation. It notes wealthy locals invest in real estate, warns against promotion schemes, and discusses succession plans and the Morgenthau post amid national politics.
Report discusses President Truman not flying to Europe on the same plane as his successor to Stettinius. It notes rumors of a split but clarifies the government avoids any single accident removing the president and next in line.
A historical reflection on German war crimes, including the execution of Jews and mistreatment of POWs, and the push for immediate action and legal reforms by the United States. It notes leadership figures like Byrnes and Truman, wartime travel by air, and the sense of urgent consequence for postwar accountability.
The account paints a stark wartime routine in Oslo with scarce food, reliance on fish like cod and herring, limited meat, and rationing. It notes depleted groceries, absence of tea, and coffee made from dried beans and peas while praising Denmark and Sweden for aid and post liberation improvements in supplies.
Atlanta reports the American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament will be held in Waycross July 24 25 and 26 with four teams reporting July 23. Claude Edmunds announces 34 of 72 Georgia posts qualified for elimination events as Georgia meets Alabama Mississippi and Florida winners in a August regional at Augusta on August 14 15 and 16.
The article lists ration stamp validity for meats fats processed foods sugar shoes gasoline and fuel period coupons with expiration dates through late summer and fall. It ends with kitchen tips to preserve liver with fried or rolled chicken and ideas to extend meatballs by adding cooked macaroni to meat and tomato sauce.
The July crop forecast warns a new live stock feed shortage may curb plans to expand meat and poultry output in 1946. Weather, labor, and material shortages could shrink this year's feed grain production, impacting next year's supplies and the House committee proposals to raise hog prices and widen beef pricing margins. The next report arrives August 10 and notes a record wheat crop of 1.12869 billion bushels.
Citizens and Southern National Bank of Albany hosts South Georgia bankers Friday to discuss installment plan loans for buying household goods. Attendees expected from Bainbridge Alapinha Dawson Meigs Americus Cuthbert Pelham Moultrie Rochelle Camilla Arlington Thomasville Edison Bakely Lumpkin Shellman Donalsonville Cairo.
Washington July 1 AP A revised GI bill of rights with a servicemen bonus provision discarded awaits final approval today of the house veterans committee. Changes aim to simplify government loans and liberalize vocational education while rejecting the $1 040 veteran bonus. The committee also tentatively approves waiving closed shop rules for veterans seeking jobs amid absences at the prior meeting.
NLRB trial examiner recommended April 17 that the Caroline Mills Inc plant in Carrollton Georgia be set aside due to unfair labor practices. An election had produced 103 to 40 against designating the Textile Workers Union of America CIO as official bargaining agent.
The examiner C W Whitte more recommends the company post a 60 day notice pledging no interference with employees rights to organize and selects a bargaining representative. The report accuses officers supervisors and agents of restraining free choice and discouraging union membership. In a separate case the NLRB rejected the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America Local 442 AFL petition to be recognized at Armour and Company Atlanta plant.
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