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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
1
The notice states that Associated Press dispatches are for republication and local news, with all rights reserved. It lists deadlines for advertisement changes by 6 p m prior to publication and provides subscription and contact details for the paper.
The page comments on Georgia politics with Arnall and Lewis, warns about hammering at opposition, and notes a Savings Bond push. It mentions Highway 41 plans Griffin to the Florida line, a lull in sanitary enforcement, and warnings about communist influence. It also covers high school graduation success and local economic concerns for growers.
The Georgia Citizens Council outlines concerning postwar issues amid 10 percent of youths aged 12 to 18 deemed mentally and physically deficient. It notes Georgia men show higher rejection rates for mental disease education defects and syphilis than national averages. The plea argues for accurate identification of weaknesses to guide lasting state growth and peace-time planning.
The piece argues letters from constituents influence lawmakers though not dictating every decision. It notes busy congressmen weigh direct letters with reasonable reasons, dismiss mass campaigns as propaganda, and receive few personal critiques among vast electorates while many letters are only acknowledged with promises to investigate later.
In May 1934 winds carried 12 million tons of Plains dust to Chicago and beyond. Experts revisit Dust Bowl lessons as removal of soil and nuisance barriers near Thomasville industries become local concerns for health and machinery damage.
Fort Benning authorities investigate the death of Private George K James after an exchange of blows with Columbus police officer Robert Bolt. A coroner's jury ruled the death justifiable homicide and exonerated Bolt. James, son of George and Mrs James, re enlisted two months earlier and planned a furlough for his fiancee's college graduation.
U S Army authorities disclosed two German girls deaths linked to American soldiers. One girl found shot in lieutenant’s quarters at Litzingen on May 30. she reportedly killed herself as he was to redeploy. Another case in Nuernberg involved Pfc Arthur Lee Cannell, 21, of Ponyville Mississippi, who said a pistol discharged accidentally when reaching for his jacket. he is held for further investigation.
Washington last week blossomed with spring as rains cleared and sunshine returned. An Indian visitor asked for directions to a hotel near Union Station and, seeing the Capitol, whispered Heap big mound, a remark that framed his first impression of the nation’s dome.
Augusta Ga June 3 AP as the strike of Georgia Power Company transportation employees in Augusta entered its seventh day there was some hope for settlement. Federal conciliator Frank R McLaughlin reported progress after a Saturday meeting. Residents continued to walk or thumb rides to travel.
Washington lawyers say the Case bill could outlaw secondary boycotts and picketing crosses that restriction may reach beyond lawmakers intent. If signed into law by President Truman it could subject picketing and refusals to cross lines to federal oversight, altering strike dynamics and jurisdictional disputes.
Ernest Christopher Harvey Jr. a blind ex sailor from Decatur Ga. graduates Norman Park Junior College and posts the highest GED grade among war veterans last week. His score would rank 16th among typical U S high school seniors. He aims to help rehabilitate other blind people.
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The text asks whether a non strike linked union refusing to deliver goods to strike bound ships constitutes a secondary boycott. It queries if picket lines to deter deliveries are a secondary boycott and notes the bill classifies sympathetic strikes as forbidden.
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