11 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1949
Page
1
A jumble of quotes and remarks ranges from driving licenses in 14 states to beauty tips and political observations. It mentions Agatha, Uncle Sam, Russia and China, plus Eleanor Roosevelt, with reflections on society, economy, and culture.
A conservative analysis argues Communist infiltration in Japan and Asia is a dire threat. It cites China’s internal strife and alleged sabotage, with Russia leveraging instability to expand influence as Americans seek economic stabilization and Korea remains unsettled.
A Townsend Club meeting in Cleveland generates strong ovations for a plan to pay $150 monthly to every person aged sixty and over. Critics warn financing is unclear under current taxes and fear broader burdens on property owners and earners.
The piece argues for broader government support for GI college training beyond wartime veterans. It highlights thousands benefited while many eligible youths miss opportunities due to finances and life needs. It urges sustained funding for further education to raise future skills and citizen value.
A speaker portrays communism as humanity's gravest threat to democracy in the United States. He backs the Atlantic Pact as key to preserving peace and argues Congress must approve to defend governance values against Russia. He cites Britain and Russia in suspected secret dealings and warns of economic strains tied to Marshall Plan credits.
Priscilla pursues a romance with Kenneth despite her mother’s disapproval and her father’s cautious advice. A confrontation with Lorraine uncovers past secrets, and a sudden pneumonia scare lands the family in turmoil as Priscilla leans on Kenneth for support.
An article humorously notes home-cooked food defies scientific formulas and exact timing. It cites overhot stoves, unknown oven temps, split yolks, misplaced seasonings, and interruptions by the telephone, leading to unpredictable flavors and textures.
Meigs Ga July 11 County School Superintendent and Mrs W W H Rehberg delightfully entertained on Tuesday at a buffet supper honoring their niece Miss Mary McClenny and Billy McNel of Cairo whose marriage occurred Sunday July 10 in Cairo at the bride’s home. The Rehberg home featured yellow pom poms and porch tables with bowls of flowers. Guests enjoyed an evening of fun. Assisting were Mrs B L M Aultman Mrs GA Railord and Mrs W W H Osteen.
A fragment notes the bagpipe, now popular in Scotland, is believed to have originated in Asia. The claim hints at a cross continental lineage of this traditional instrument.
A tank car fire from a coal train sparked flames that spread to the engine causing derailment near Corning. A bill by Rep. Peter son of Montgomery County seeks to reorganize state government placing more authority with the governor and consolidating two departments. Frank B. Harris is installed as president of the local Rotary Club. In sports, the Cubs beat the Athletics in a doubleheader split with the Browns, following Chicago’s earlier batting woes.
Ten years ago a Senate panel voted to advance neutrality measures as Hull urged adoption. McNutt was named to a high Roosevelt administration post while a federal security head dominated Indiana politics. Striking WPA workers were cut from rolls as city approves Sunday baseball in Thomasville. Dixon dissents on a surprise vote. Tax matters and trees discussed at a meeting. Orioles edge Waycross 6 5 in the seventh as Ballou pitches ten innings. McKenzie leads at the plate. Over 60 000 expected for the major league All Star game.
Program schedule listing daily radio shows and times from morning to sign off with names like Jack Pennington Betty And Bob and Frankie Masters. Includes News segments at 6:00 9:00 12:00 and 6:00 p m plus music and variety segments such as Sunrise Serenade Danceland Review and Rhumba Time.
Miss Ellen Parker received a compliment luncheon Friday hosted by Mrs. Eit son Dunn and Mrs. Grady Richardson at Mrs. Dunns home in Donalsonville Georgia. The event featured an ornate Madeira cloth table center with a crystal bowl of foliage and white blooms and arrangements of roses maiden hair fern and blue forget me nots throughout the rooms. Assisting with service were Mrs. Edgar Stapleton and Mrs. Billie Richardson. C overs were set for a number of attendees including Mrs. Isaac Parker and Mrs. Arden Parker among others.
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