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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1949
Page
1
A fragmented collection of quoted opinions discusses political figures and events. It critiques Berlin and Shanghai situations, praises restraint, and mocks John L. Lewis’s coal plans while noting local concerns about deadlines and expenses.
Local discussion centers on the annexation vote next Tuesday aimed at enlarging the city and census figures. Voters must be residents on the registration list to participate, with estimates suggesting about 1600 new residents could be counted next year if approved.
The community reflects on the sadness of formalizing a farewell as students finish school and face citizenship responsibilities. It emphasizes character, honesty, and determination over ceremony, citing a past student who failed in geometry yet persisted, earning lasting admiration for resolving his weakness without blaming others.
The piece cites President Uruman urging calm on atomic topics and notes public hysteria over the atom bomb. It contrasts U S debates with Russian threats, mentions Senators Hickenlooper Lilienthal McKellar and TVA, and quotes Truman on national protection and Russia’s blockade.
The article notes Truman faces opposition from Southern Democrats and Republicans amid stalled reforms. It cites the Civil Rights bill and Taft-Hartley as central frictions, with labor and trade acts shaping Senate strategy. Truman persists on civil rights despite pushback, while Republicans seek gains amid coalition tensions.
Jeff returns home after a tense day in Cougar and discovers that Sam Tolson was killed amid secrets of missing gold. A Crown faction pressures the scene as Jeff plots to uncover the truth while Glenn and Connie’s plans spark hopeful ambition. The night ends with Jeff learning his fence and twenty Herefords have vanished from the ranch.
A writer describes the upheaval when a person loses voice and must rely on gestures or notes. Family members misinterpret signals, causing comic and frustrating moments, while the quiet temporarily ends daily quarrels. Restored speech returns balance and strength to domestic life.
A 44 year old Houston contractor, held at the request of Pickens county, Georgia, was released when two Georgia officials could not identify him as the man wanted in a 1927 slaying. Grady Jones and Kid Barnes had flown to Houston to verify.
A 7 40 to 1 00 afternoon schedule lists programs including Temperance Talk News Carmen Cavallero David Rose Veterans program and Sunday Concert with several musical guests such as Lynn Murray Franke C and Bing Crosby. The lineup features religious services at 11 15 and 11 00 and news at 9 00 and 12 30.
Bainbridge Georgia June 4 the Bainbridge Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Miss Pat Wilson home with cohosts. The meeting opened with the pledge and ceremonial. Prizes were awarded to Bobby Griffin and to Sara Griffin Lee Metcalf and Alfred Rusty Jr for American History. Mary Nell Brinkley received the Good Citizenship pin. The regent Mrs A R Reddick passed the gavel to Mrs Julian Webb who will be regent for two years. A crystal bowl was given in tribute to the retiring regent. Mrs Charles Trulock presented a paper on Our Ordinary Immigrants. Hostesses served a sweet course to members and guests.
Twenty years after his appointment Holder steps down as director of the State Highway Board. Col Tate assumes chair duties at Governor Hardman's request. Belgium accepts German proposal to settle the reparations issue. last barrier to allied debt settlement cleared. KC Ausley defends local Chamber of Commerce functions in a letter. Hazing ends at the University of Georgia by student vote. Atlanta sportswriter pays tribute to Coach Harper.
Mrs. Laney P. Williams entertained in honor of her son Wilbur for his seventh birthday party. Guests gathered at West Street home for iced fruit drinks and cookies with candy and gum favors, then went to the theatre to see Jungle Jim. Attendees included Raleigh Rollins Joe Higdon Edmond Dollar Ronny Campbell Marvin Wytin Anne Jester Lucile Griffin Marilyn Isaacs Carole Hunt Marilyn Whitley Harriett Flowers Mary Lois Wilkinson Betty Pace Martha Bell and Dee Robinson.
Medical progress credited to discoveries by Pasteur and Lister, enabling brain surgery about 50 years ago. The remark links microbial theory and antisepsis to early neurosurgical techniques, reflecting on historical milestones in modern medicine.
Miss Mary Miller Mrs E T Hines Mrs C S Hodges Mrs Mayo Livingston Mrs L Roberts Mrs J Ward and Mrs John Cummings appear in a society roundup with brief mentions of gatherings and greetings among friends.
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