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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1949
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists agencies including Police Fire Department Light Plant City Manager Clerk and Treas Sheriff Ambulance Whidd Archbold Hospital State Patrol Post. The reader cannot determine a clear event or location from the garbled text.
Good sober auto mechanic with tools seek immediate work at Out Rate Auto Parts Co 931 N Broad. Also piano ad for reconditioned uprights and player pianos with rebuilding and tuning by Sangster Piano Exchanger on Ochlochnee Road Thomasville Ga contact 1460 or 213 R 4.
A sequence of rental and sale notices lists furnished and unfurnished apartments with prices and contact details. Entries mention private baths, electric kitchens, and adults only units, plus multiple homes for sale on East Washington Street Claire Drive and North Boulevard with terms, possession dates, and real estate office contact information.
Senate Democratic leaders met for most of a day with 54 members attending. They discussed amendments to bolster the administration measure and considered changes proposed by Taft Dowell and Smith. The talks aimed to keep the basic principles of the T H law while enacting more than a score of refinements.
Wholesale pork prices rose this week with five hogs at 50 to 75 cents per hundred pounds and top butcher hogs at the year’s high. Regional markets across Richmond Nashville Louisville Memphis Montgomery and Georgia Florida Alabama saw gains, with beef and cattle activity higher in Chicago and the South. Prices for poultry vegetables and grains also moved, amid varied regional trends and steady wholesale demand.
Proposed five amendments to seize struck plants in national emergency labor disputes were drafted by Senators Douglas and Hill and co sponsored by Republicans Morse and Aiken. All four sit on the Senate Labor Committee. Douglas and Hill once opposed changes to the administration bill while Morse and Aiken initially blasted the committee but later joined Taft and Donnell in backing the GOP substitute.
Howe Durham president of Bainbridge Iron & Co. Inc. died suddenly of a heart attack at Phoebe Putney Hospital. A prominent Albany figure, Durham served on Gov. Herman Talmadge’s staff as a lieutenant colonel, was a Rotarian and Elk, and aided war material drives. Funeral services are planned Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Woodall Funeral Home with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Birmingham Alabama June 4 AP The wife of a negro minister said a telephone caller warned that their house in a white zone would be blown up if they did not move The Rev Milton Curry Jr and his family moved in Wednesday despite police warnings they were violating the zoning law
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report from Thomasville Georgia notes observation at 8 a m 75th meridian time with fair conditions and little temperature change expected over the next three days. Highest yesterday values and monthly records are listed along with precipitation totals and normals for June.
Doctors accuse Dechman of causing hospital wide chaos while praising staff changes and efficiency gains. He notes added toilets radios fire escapes and a renovated baseball diamond with laundry load rising to 25 000 pounds daily and a state service cost of 1 589 dollars per day.
The Kiwanis club paid its highest tribute to Dr Joseph N Holley a prominent Negro educator and author who spoke on cautions against subversive elements and race tensions. He criticized Civil Rights measures and urged support for better race relations while noting South Georgia’s reliance on agriculture and rising mechanization driving workers to cities. The gathering drew a capacity crowd with community reminders for camperships and local events.
Senator Solon pressed the issue of missing uranium material and its possible recovery. He warned that other labs could duplicate the material and risk it entering waste, likening it to cream blending indistinguishably in coffee. He noted discoveries and security gaps revealed in hearings, including personnel files and potential security risks among workers.
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