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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
1
Readable fragments touch on politics with an anti-Red bill, farm mechanisation, and a judge's contempt sentence. Mentions Georgia as a growing forest state, a Grand Lakes or GM 11 cent raise, John L. Lewis and steel coal tensions, and student bulletin front-page captions.
About 30,000 Georgians have applied for notary public certificates, sparking comments in the Tifton Gazette on a “country of swearers.” The text notes paving plans for the city, a looming long range scheme, and the political lobby in Atlanta pushing bills despite other needs. High school graduates in Cairo and Moultrie outpace Thomas County, though county high schools serve broader pupils.
Senator Walter K. George urged a strong one term presidency to curb power and independence over policy. He argued for a shorter tenure to prevent entrenchment and to avoid subservience to party leaders, advocating six years for the president and four years for other governance.
The group criticizes VA leaders and Congress for shifting plans and delaying activated use of Finney Hospital for veterans. They claim promises are broken and the Cox assurances about a July 1 start were misled by unreliable information sources.
The piece surveys Georgia political machines including Thompson Cravey Lind er and the Talmadge faction. It traces how leaders past and present allegedly use promises, publications, and employee influence to sway votes. The author notes enduring patterns from Joe Brown to Hoke Smith and others in state politics.
The Minimum Educational Foundation aims to strengthen Georgia schools by boosting teacher salaries and improving school facilities and standards. It advocates competent leadership, elected boards, and fair pay to attract capable superintendents, warning that poor leadership drains resources and harms children.
Lucien declares love for Hildred and presses for marriage, warning he will kill himself if she refuses. She admits loving another, a doctor, and resists, while Lucien promises support and presses ahead, suggesting drastic stakes.
A London source reports Czechoslovakia President Eduard Benes, aged 44, may resign soon due to serious health. U S Ambassador Steinhardt said Benes appeared relatively well. Benes reportedly suffers from arterial hardening and delayed resignation until after the parliamentary election.
The passage discusses how a low red blood cell count drains energy and affects mood and physical function, urging attention to blood health and its impact on daily vitality and bone support.
A scrambled list of crossword clues with numbers and sporadic words across many categories includes Serene, Pastry, Exchange premium, Silkworm, Dancing terms, Dutch measure, Wander, Smoking device, Park in the Rockies, Gaelic sea god, Citrus fruit, heated chamber, pigpen, Ibsen character, color, Babylonian deity, claw, cereal alkyl, nimble, oleoresin, attempted and more.
The cannery plant at Boston Georgia will open Thursday June 3 for the canning of fruits and vegetables. The plant will be open each Tuesday and Thursday. No products will be taken for processing after 3 30 p m.
Program log lists daily lineup from 6:30 sign on to 7:45 sign off. Includes news weather music and programs such as Circle T Roundup Toast Time Tunes World News Sports Star of Day and Cavalcade of Music with various time slots throughout morning afternoon and evening.
The Australian-bound airship arrives safely in Honolulu after a 2400 mile non-stop flight from Oakland though fuel is nearly exhausted. Losses include the steamship and several crew, with survivors sent to Boston as President Garfield notes a collision near Vineyard Haven. Valdosta endows a new Smory college with a 3457,500 endowment and property titles. Junior College opens this September. Thomasville’s win streak ends as Valdosta All Stars beat them at the local stadium. poor hitting and fielding cited.
Ten years ago primary lists close with four candidates for Senate and four for governor. The campaign couples George Talmadge and McRae in the Senate contest while Rivers faces Howell Mangham and Wood. A separate item notes U S demands Japan restore all American properties in China, with a strong embassy protest. G men seize a spectator near the home of a kidnapped boy in South Florida as agents arrest a man en route to Miami. Orioles lose 4 1 to Cordele Reds. Roy Bruner to oppose winners on the mound in tonight’s return. The iris is described as a global symbol tied to the French royal house.
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