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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
1
Drought, prices, and farm notes mix with campus events
The report covers drought fears in Thomas county, rising pork and cotton prices, and government cost concerns. It notes forthcoming commencement sermons, graduations, and class exercises, plus fishing season openings and debates on public policy and discipline.
Daylight saving time eyed for eastern region changes
The text notes daylight saving time could be added to the eastern time as the western half shifts, with concern for local residents. It also mentions corn on the cob arriving and price expectations, and plans to train conscientious objectors in forestry, viewed as potentially worse than military service.
City Cars Worth Less Than Three Hundred Dollars
The speaker claims most cars on the road are under 300 dollars and most users earn more than thirty dollars weekly. The statement asserts economic conditions as a sign of ongoing miracles.
Outlook for the '41 Graduates in Wartime America
A wartime commencement reflection urges graduates to face global danger with training and readiness. It contrasts American youth’s prepared stance with Hitler’s mobilized German youth, urging continued national effort and restraint while weighing local airport and hotel development prospects in Thomasville.
Labor Blocking Preparedness War Speech Warns of Union Resistance
A Times-Enterprise editorial decries labor unions defying government wartime demands and urges leaders in Congress or the president to issue binding orders. It argues the minority within the labor movement hampers national preparedness while the majority supports defense, calling for swift action to secure the nation.
Washington in the grip of a vast wartime crowd surge
Washington grows by 70 000 people since last year amid defense workers officials and visitors. Space and housing strain push congestion with taxis and hotels over capacity. Clay Guthridge chief of space control funnels workers into government offices as embassies and the British occupy spaces. Civilian jobs rise with army and navy staffing, as new buildings near completion and expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Alexandria
Arlington
Chevy Chase
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Défénée
Tims
Clay J. Guthridge
Guthridge
Public Buildings Administration
Federal Works Agency
Social Security
Office of Production Management
Knudsen- Hillman
Office of Emergency Management
Army Ordnance
Baltimore
Army
Guthridge’s
British Purchasing Commission
Willard Hotel
War and Navy Departments
War Department
Navy
Arlington Cemetery
Prominent Visitor Sparks Thomasville Business Talk
A well known figure visited Thomasville last week and held a casual conference with local business leaders. He praised the city’s beauty and culture, stirring interest among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Crossword Puzzle Across Clue List
Crossword puzzle clues include golf teacher slang sweet solution and a long mixed set of definitions from Dier to Peculiar detailing items like Wild animal Poem Wars of north Atlantic and many others with varied spellings and punctuation errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Argentina
Crossword Clue Answer List
A compact clue set listing numbers and word prompts from a crossword puzzle with definitions such as Stiffly proper at one, Place of deposit at two, and other entries including Norse god, Edible tuber, and Grotto.
Glamour and gossip thread through Broadway legends
The column recounts Margo, real name Marguerita Castilla Bolado, rising from Waldorf debut to star status after roles in Winterset and Crime Without Passion. It notes her marriages, Mexico folklore study, return to dance, and a diva’s pull at the Waldorf. It also mentions Grace Moore, Jean Muir, Judy Garland praise, and portrait plans by Peter Fairchild with Vivien Leigh in GWTW style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margo
the Waldorf
Marguerita Teresa Guadelupe Castilla” Bolado
Bennecht
Wharles MacArthur
Long Island
Burgess Meredith
Meridith
Cee Antes Eines
Francis Lederer
Heywood Broun
Broadway
Mexico
National Theater
Reno
Jean Muir
Hollywood
Country Theater
Suffern
José Ferrer
Uta Hagén
John Roserbrook
Ot Young & Rubicam
Jeb
Peter Faircaiid
Judy Garland
Vivien’ Leigh
GWTW
Boys Earn Their Dog Barry's Keep With Lost Balls
Arthur and Frederic Riehl of Scarsdale New York devise a plan to fund their dog Barry’s maintenance by retrieving lost golf balls at a local course. The brothers sell the balls, feed Barry, and cover his winter upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Frederic Riehl
Scarsdale
N. Y
Berry
Barry
Army Dog at Fort Mac Arthur Seeks Civilian Life Return
A family sends their German shepherd Sandy to Fort MacArthur to serve with the Army. The dog thrives at first but longs for civilian life after a visit by his master Beck. Sandy later guards Beck's gasoline station and dog behavior around camps is discussed with notes from a Question Box about dog care and veterinary tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nog
Jo. O. Beck
Los Angeles
National Defense
Army
Navy
Sandy
Fort MacArthur
Beck
Dee
Portland
Portsmouth
N. H
Enghr
Georgia annual sessions amendment fails by 316 votes
The Georgia legislature rejects the constitutional amendment for annual sessions by 316 votes in Atlanta on June 7. Governor Talmadge and Attorney General Arnall had expressed opposite opinions on the measure before the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Hillis Arnall
Georgia Amendment Vote Yields Narrow Result
Governor Talmadge and Arnall clashed over voting requirements for a proposed amendment. Final tally showed 28 259 in favor and 28 575 against across 159 counties, with AP reports from four counties. The legislature convenes every two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
Arnall
Secretary of State
Associated Press
Three Ways to Sell Watermelons Cited Here
The article notes three standard selling methods for watermelons: by inspection, by sample, and by description. It highlights practical uses of each approach in market trading and buyer evaluation.
Fort Benning May Get Armored Force School Facilities
Washington reports Fort Benning Georgia may gain armored force school facilities after the House Appropriations Committee added 115400 to the budget for the armored force as an “additional amount for conduct of schools” plans call for training at Fort Benning and other camps with the army to decide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Fort Knox
Camp Shelby
Miss
Pine Camp
N. Y
Camp Polk
Camp Livingston
Gildna R. Chaffee
Armored Force
B. B. Som
Armored Oii Corps
Georgia Mountain Woods Demand Drives Timber Prospects
In Georgia's mountain regions most woods reaching mills face rising demand from timber producers. The push toward harvest accelerates as mills seek high quality timber and landowners weigh prices and access.
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Georgia
Merchant Ab
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