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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
1
Publication details for The Times Enterprise of Thomasville Georgia include subscription terms and advertising deadlines. The note lists rates and terms for various durations and the need to submit changes by 6 p.m. the day before appearance.
Disjointed wartime reflections reference Cyprus, Germany, Mussolini, Hitler, and Roosevelt. Notes touch on friendships, food, virtue, and advice, with stray lines about Crete, Brenner Pass, Anzacs, and political praise for Charles Evans Hughes amid a muddled, partially legible text.
A garbled report notes a slow turnout in the Thomasville precinct with several special measures debated. Notably measures Nos 1 and 2 on a four year term were defeated by small margins, while No 69 on biennial sessions faced a clearer defeat. later returns suggested most measures passed.
The article notes that each item in the section has been reported to have cost a specified amount. Officials provided no further details about the totals or the breakdowns, but the financial figures are repeatedly referenced as current expenditures.
The speech claims Hitler could conquer America without troops or invasion, blaming the nation’s lax handling of Nazi and Communist agents and aliens. It contrasts loyal, contributing aliens with others who do not deserve respect or citizenship.
The piece argues loan plans for car tags signal consumer strain and alleges subversive foreign influence. It warns of Fifth Column threats, urges strong government action, internment where needed, and redistribution of workers to ease Washington congestion.
Sidney and Kingsley describe New York City Boys Clubs as lifelines for underprivileged slum children. The Kip's Bay Club at 301 East 62nd Street serves over 2,000 youths with seven floors of activities including gymnasiums, motion pictures, library, sports, wood shop, and training courses. The program emphasizes cleanliness, discipline, and constructive work, turning boys into engineers, instructors, and professionals through education and defense program exposure.
England reports a hundred concentrated hours of air combat render pilots unfit for further fighter work. The trade result necessitates retraining many men in both England and the United States. Calls arise for widespread air training bases, even at a cost of three million dollars.
The document lists numerous departure and arrival times for routes between Atlanta Columbus Bainbridge Dothan Monticello Tifton Tallahassee Valdosta Waycross Savannah and Trev ille with stops at Bainbridge Dothan and Thomaville among others. Times include morning afternoon and evening slots, with several connections and via routes.
A list of crossword clues with Across and Down entries including light touch scent Hawaiian dance unit of weight prongs river marks signs heavy terror medical fulda poker stake habituated or dnured single thing Shakespearean character Greek island mark of a blow glacial ridges sea eagle glut cozy home English Totter cards top of the head Egyptian deity flaxen fabric pastime Domesticated white shaped ornament Philippine Mohammedan praised some and other garbled entries from an OCR puzzle page.
Washington discussions hint at massive public works and housing overhauls to support a trained civilian pilot program and industrial expansion. Despite 1.5 million armed, unemployment remains six to nine million as defense wages lure women and youth from kitchens and schools.
Six South African prisoners sent to Bermuda escape from lax confinement and swim toward the sea after slipping over the wall. A Bermudian fisherman warns them they are on an isolated island with the Atlantic seven hundred miles to the mainland.
Washington officials discuss postwar blueprints amid defense needs. Officials warn there is no overall plan yet but stress industry wide planning and government supervision as priorities push toward economic integration. The focus remains on feeding growth and conserving metals for defense while preparing for postwar demand.
Char lisle Kyle writes about a friend who struck a black bass at Cyprus Lake, tearing hooks from his plug. The fisherman recalls the fish’s force and the joking reaction, noting the surprising snag and the ongoing misadventure.
A Kentucky event features a lamb show and lamb auction with remarks from specialists associated with the University of Kentucky College. The program includes talks and demonstrations by experts on lamb care and husbandry.
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