Times-Enterprise newspaper masthead and staff listing
The text records the Daily and Semi-Weekly Times-Enterprise publication details, location in Thomasville Georgia, associated press rights, and advertising submission deadlines. It lists key staff positions including business manager and editor and notes publication schedule and subscription terms.
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Times-Enterprise
Times- Enterprise
Times- Enterprise Co
Thomasville
Douglas
Lakeland
Hahira
Pavo
Nashville
Bay City
Valdosta
Ocilla
Adel
Southeastern Greyhound Lins
Moultrie
Alapaha
Pearson
Georgia
National Trailways
Atlantic
Arsenal of democracy and wartime doubts in a rambling message
A rambling wartime column riffs on drought, global conflict, and home front anxieties. It warns of the Suez and Gibraltar dangers, urges planes to Britain, and critics strategic choices while invoking the Arsenal of Democracy and fears of German advances.
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Suez Canal
Straits of Gibraltar
France
Vote Tomorrow on 70 Amendments to State Constitution
Editorial urges voting on 70 proposed constitutional changes with focus on a four year governor term and no immediate succession. It argues for cautious preparation, notes dangers of two year terms, and urges voters to mark each amendment while citing legislative accountability and annual sessions as factors.
America's Vast Area To Be Protected In War
The article argues for proactive defenses across the Western Hemisphere, warning against isolationism and urging rapid development of air training centers and bases in the South and Caribbean. It highlights Thomasville's push for a large air training site, local sentiment, and parallels with civilian defense plans in Washington. It notes opposition to disruption from winter residents and calls for communal support to advance war readiness.
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America
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House of Representatives
Washington
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Department of Labor
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Office of
Civilian Defense
District of Columbia
Council of Defense
Library of Congress
Careless Statements Criticize Local Citizens Over Effort
A letter expresses frustration with careless remarks by some residents who claim progress is impossible while ignoring local attempts and hard work on various projects.
Ghost ships awake as World War fleet returns to service
Washington notes describe the Maritime Commission reconverting last World War ghost fleet vessels. The West Grama and West Hematite, among others, resume or begin reconditioning for use, while 112 ships remain from the original ghost fleet. Pickets at the White House area stir tensions with soldiers and marines intervening.
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Maritime Commission
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Norfolk
Mobile
Ala
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New Orleans
Maritime Press Relations
Commission
Old Shipping Board
Reprint of 1930s Item on Sherkot Mascot and a Vein of Justice
The column recalls Sherkot the hospital mascot who became a London revue star after World War II and reflects on his New York return. It also notes a Harvard University Press book Justice in Grey by Wm. M. Robinson Jr detailing Southern judicial history and Confederate law.
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New York
Vichy
France
Rosemary
Sherkot
Cochran
London
Shérkot
Harvard University Press
Confederate States
Wm. M. Robinson, Jr
Department of Justice
U. S
England
Arkansas
Little Rock
Senators Agree Labor Hours May Have To Be Lengthened
Washington reports three senators differing on policy urged possible lengthening of working hours to sustain defense. Norris Neb ind urged government control of plants in some disputes while Taft Ohio favored relaxing white hours law during the emergency and Lucas Ill pressed president to have necessary powers to ensure uninterrupted weapons and vehicle production.
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Norris
Ind- Neb
Taft
Ohio
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Ill
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San Francisco
Crossword puzzle word list and clues mixed from a page
A large list of crossword clues and partial answers is presented, covering across and down entries. Items include Young cow, Demon scent, Arrow poison, Cereal, Fish, Peacock butterfly, American quails, Positive electric poles, Old and many more with scattered fragments and missing specifics.
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Greenland
Three Strikes and Out Tales In A NYC School
A teacher in a New York City public school gathers family history notes from foreign born students. One girl answers State your father's business with Outa meaning her father is out of work because he strikes.
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New York City
Rachel
Wheat Growers Vote For Control Of Crop Sales
Washington June 2 Wheat growers voted to grant the Agriculture Department authority to control this year’s crop sales under the 1938 farm act. Referendum returns show 397,559 for quotas and 96,223 against, well over two thirds. Loans of about 97 cents a bushel likely, contingent on funds and quotas.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Leader Declares Power to Act Without Limits
A speaker asserts a desire to grant unrestricted authority to act as needed, stating indifference to the nature of actions required and emphasizing the ability to do anything necessary. The remark signals a push for broad executive power.
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