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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
1
A fragmented crossword puzzle item lists across clues with partial answers and reference to various definitions. The readable entries include early clues for lettuce cut into cubes and a short form for a South American country, plus notes on Roman magistrates and other scattered terms.
The passage lists copyright notice for AP dispatches and republication rights for the paper. It notes deadlines for changes to standing advertisements and provides phone line references for editorial and business management.
A local observer notes Talmadge has little chance with Spalding County. Commencement tomorrow night invites all to honor a splendid class. The article also comments that the state market favors farmers when produce is ripe, and criticizes labor law rewrite discussions as difficult.
The Ochlochnee river appeared capable of flooding but usually remains within about a mile of its bed north of town, suggesting limited inundation at current levels.
If the AFL sticks to Tal Madge there will be wailing among those recalling his prior activities. The jury verdict finds both car drivers equally at fault in the Federal court case without equivocation.
A Washington insider notes peanuts can carry a year’s mood and hints at market action. The farmers market buzz on a busy afternoon hints at hopeful activity. Several governor candidates remain rarely mentioned, a sign they can be defeated without mercy.
Registrations indicate many people awakening to the duty of suffrage and recognizing the need to be ready to exercise the franchise. The tone suggests a broader push for civic participation and informed voting responsibilities.
Legislation rarely states specific intents clearly, using broad terms that leave room for interpretation. Lawmakers rely on flexible phrasing, enabling officials to reinterpret provisions and dilute intended effects.
A fragment notes that many desirable items to can in the section cannot be shipped when ripe and should be gathered by local interested people to preserve them for the next season.
After thirty battles and severe wounds the soldier collapsed in a New York hospital when told he had become father to triplets. Doctors plan a long recovery with devoted service still ahead.
Advice on speaking about Thomasville when locals are misquoted or misunderstood. The note warns casual remarks can spread unfavorable ideas and urges careful, respectful conversation with visitors.
The Tifton High School class presented a graduation program honoring several Georgia newspapers, including the Atlanta Journal and Constitution, the Savannah News, the Macon Telegraph, and the Tifton Press.
Tomorrow night about ninety Thomasville High School graduates will receive diplomas or certificates. The community notes the twelve years of diligent study, the right to vote at eighteen, and the high regard for Thomasville students by colleges nationwide.
An expansive Georgia Farmers Market operation drew about thirty trucks and large crowds as buyers contracted produce from regional growers. Okra, corn, tomatoes, cabbage, beans and butter beans sold in strong demand. sales Saturday reached around seventy five thousand dollars for the growers.
Local officials plan to convert Thomasville airport facilities under city county leadership to serve public travel needs and a veterans training program. About thirty thousand dollars of equipment will be transferred to the city petitioning board of education for the project as the U S government leases the site for emergency purposes. The plan envisions a trade school and housing alternatives, leveraging government aid to establish a prominent regional training center.
Guin Cronic, 23 year old left hander and Navy veteran, drawn from the Atlanta Crackers, tops Georgia Florida League reports. He opened with a 6-hitter win over Moultrie, a 6-hitter win over Americas Club, a two-hitter vs Valdosta, and a four-hitter vs Moultrie, fanning 13 in the Valdosta game.
James C. Petrillo president of the Federation of Musicians announced that a planned sightseeing tour was canceled because organizers barred Negro musicians from joining. He stated the group refused travel on unequal terms and would stay home if all could not participate.
The narrator stays at an old water mill where a farmer and miller discuss rain, corn shortages due to black market pressures, and tax on meal. The talk shifts to preachers Truett and McConnell as conditions ease with a three peck grind. The scene honors rural life and the farmers' conscience.
Albany GA June 6 AP Albany residents will ride Albany Airways daily shoppers special from Albany airport at 8 am to Atlanta arriving about an hour later. The return flight departs Atlanta at 6 pm. William Hall former Army pilot heads the new Albany Airways.
A reader testimonial from Mrs. Louis Stein of Los Angeles credits Kellogg's All-Bran with relief from habitual constipation. The letter urges daily intake with ample water for ten days and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The decision lets OPA take cases to federal court to recover money overcharged in rents or prices. If OPA succeeds, refunds go to the tenant while fines may go to the treasury. The ruling also allows tenants evicted illegally to reclaim housing.
The New Orleans Pelicans erased a 6-0 deficit to upend the Chattanooga Lookouts 8 to 6 in 12 innings. Nashville beat Mobile 6 to 5, dropping Chattanooga to third as New Orleans posted 13 hits to seal the win.
Georgia Norford, a blind newsstand attendant at the local courthouse, describes a recent motion as the best she has seen in years, explaining she visualizes the story from dialogue and receives as much pleasure as sighted viewers. The report notes about 48 persons who can see share the scene.
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