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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
1
The fragment references mail transmission terms for second class matter at the Thomasville Post Office and Associated Press credit rules for dispatches. It notes deadlines for changes and mentions subscription rates and contact lines for the newspaper staff.
Local softball players acknowledge the sport is demanding and requires hard work, discipline, and commitment beyond casual play. The piece highlights the athletes’ recognition of the sport’s challenges and the effort needed to compete at a higher level.
Forewarned advice appears to harden resolve among some competitors who vow to win at all costs, intensifying the contest.
Tarver joins congressmen opposing the labor CIO faction. The dispute centers on policy and leadership within labor groups and partisan alignment. The article notes anti CIO sentiment among several lawmakers and intra-labor tensions.
The piece argues that public opinion remains a strong medium to oppose social ills of the era. It asserts the power of informed widespread sentiment to influence reform and moral progress in society.
The Thomasville team appears to have been finally eased away from the record for most runs scored against them as opponents pushed past prior marks.
A terse note suggests denaturinlg is not a general fix for atomic pressure but may affect many stills in the southern region. It presents a cautious view on applying the method to curb illicit distilling activities.
The talk centers on how far the Tigers can fall before they rebound as local teams push for top league status. Analysts debate strategies while fans track standings and future fixtures.
The note recalls a time when strawberries cost five cents each while okra sold for $1.25 per pound at the start of the season, highlighting past agricultural pricing.
A writer argues that fresh fruit from home gardens offers an effective method to reduce waste and help alleviate global hunger. The piece frames backyard harvests as a practical conservation effort and a charitable resource for starving populations.
The piece notes a revival of the old-fashioned Waltz with wide acclaim and comments on Britain facing a liquor drought, expressing tempered sympathy about their drinking bans.
Farmers have faced rising costs and dependency as mechanization surges, forcing adaptation over recent years and shaping agricultural choices and livelihoods.
Firemen in Savannah threaten to pursue court action after the city budget denied a raise. The report also notes a bowler chasing a 300 game while contrasting it with a baseball league record for 30 straight hits.
Vague report notes two mistakes in the current gubernatorial campaign as Arnall did not run and James Carmichael finally agrees to run BO, leaving the race unclear and unsettled for voters and party officials.
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The airport property is being developed for city and county use with rental portions and remaining space allocated for a $60,000 stock of materials for a VA trade school. This plan is seen as an advantageous use of the site.
A busy editor publishes a double column head urging readers to submit opinions on current events via cartoons. The piece argues motion pictures enhance learning, offering clearer, lasting impressions than words and predicting growing use of movies in schools and clinics as a major educational and entertainment tool.
The Virginia senator Glass died last week. his career spanned both houses and he was famed as a forensic orator. His later years showed mental decline and debates arose about resigning or removal, with Glass unaware of the controversy.
The story recalls past dangers we endured and survived and notes that sober reflection led to reaffirming our fundamental principles after difficult times. It emphasizes resilience, unity, and renewed commitment to core values.
The essay warns readers to verify headlines and ads before judging political accusations. It cites a misread River for Governor Club advert and Carmichael Cox as examples, noting biases and the harm of spreading unverified claims. It argues newspapers often mislead to influence votes.
Pfc William B Norris convicted of beating four American prisoners at the U S guardhouse in Lichfield England. Pfc Thomas E Warren testified that Lt Granville Dubrage ordered harsh treatment and approved clubbing prisoners with rifle butts and billy clubs. Warren urged truth in his own forthcoming trial.
Thomas County Commissioners invite sealed bids by 10 o clock Tuesday June ith for painting the main courthouse and annex. Specifications require two coats of Kemtone or Speedeasy on walls and ceilings, two coats oil on woodwork, annex walls two coats Kemtone or Speedeasy, two coats flat oil on ceilings, one coat varnish on woodwork, and oil crack patching. Bids addressed to J W Vonier, Chair Public Property Committee, J B Jemison Clerk.
Louie D. Newton recalls Tennessee’s rugged character during a Knoxville sermon and reviews the University of Tennessee’s history from Blownt College to a growing modern campus. He cites leaders, plans, and football memories, praising the state and its university.
The Maine Chance entry led by Knockdown tops early Derby favorites for the 72nd Run for the Roses on May 4. Mrs Elizabeth Graham has six nominations including Star Pilot Lord Boswell Colony Boy War Pippin and Perfect Bahrain as the field shapes up for the $100000 added purse.
The high court ruled that states may not force Negroes to ride in the rear on interstate buses, a partial victory against Jim Crow. The decision applies only to interstate travel and does not alter practices on buses or trolleys operating within a state. Nine Southern states with similar laws will need changes where these conflict with the ruling.
The AFL Southern Policy Board adopted a resolution urging unions to aid in destroying any organization advocating intolerance. George L. Googe signaled the move targeted the Ku Klux Klan and urged Southern AFL members to uphold equality of opportunity regardless of race color or creed.
The text notes that birds have limited perception of blue and violet tones but heightened sensitivity to red hues compared with humans. It highlights color vision differences across species.
A jumble of crossword hints and partial words with numbered entries across many clues. It includes misprints and a few legible items such as ministry hints toward common crossword answers and scattered letter fragments.
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