Commencement Sermon Prepares Class of 1941 at First Baptist
The Class of 1941 at Thomasville High School will hear the commencement sermon Sunday night at the First Baptist Church. Dr. T. Gallaway will deliver the annual address. The program includes baccalaureate rites with organ and choral music and concludes with the graduation schedule across Monday to Tuesday evenings.
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Thomasville High School
Baptist Church
Board of Education
Dr. T. & Gallaway
Municipal Auditorium
Douglas
Harris
Trocession du St
J. C. G. Brooks
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
George W. Shirley
God of
Our Fathers
Warren
Barnard
Bruce Hall
Kuhlmann
Young Peoples’ Choir
Janet Webb
S W. Fleming
Board of Education and Teachers
Estella Monroe Dies at Home on Friday Night
Estella Monroe died at her home Friday night June 6 at 220 Hook Street. The obituary notes a local resident with family ties and mentions services to be announced by the family.
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Estella. Monroe
Estella Monroe
Hook
FDR Lays Law on West Coast War Work Stoppages
The CIO UAW led a strike at North American Aviation in Inglewood California halting 11,500 workers amid defense mobilization. The government condemned the walkout and hinted at measures to compel a return to work as it weighs wage and union demands including a union shop and higher minimum wage.
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North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
United States
Cieat
Britain
Cio-United Automobile Workers
Defense Mediation Board
Office of Production Management
War and Navy Departments
Roosevelt
Igi
War News Roundup From Europe and Asia
Reports indicate Italy approved a 125 million dollar naval budget and named General Ugo Cavallero to coordinate military activities. Japan’s foreign office remained active as the Netherlands East Indies rejected trading concessions and Germany’s Croatia issue drew attention from British French and German envoys. Hochi linked ambassador visits to U.S. foreign policy.
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Ugo Cavallero
Italy
Netherlands East Indies
Japan
Croatia
Germany
Yugoslavia
Briain
France
Matsuoka
Foreign Office
Hochi
United States
Funeral services set for June at Midway church
Funeral services will be held Sunday June 3 at Midway Church of Christ on Pavo Road with Rev Clayton officiating. Interment follows in the churchyard cemetery under the direction of Clark and Gilmore Funeral Home.
Twilight of War and the German Peace Offense
The piece argues that Hitler may push a trial peace effort aimed at Britain and possibly involve Moscow, while Britain faces Crete loss, a perilous Mediterranean stance, and a tenuous Atlantic war, as American aid grows. Sir Stafford comments on Berlin’s possible propaganda strategy.
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Hitler
Britain
Crete
London
Berlin
Atlantic
Moscow
Sir Stafford
Million Dollar Rain Delights Central Florida Crops
Orlando reports a heavy rainfall that citrus growers hailed as a million dollar rain. Parched pastures and drought zones across Osceola County saw up to 3.60 inches, causing flooded streets and stalled autos while farmers celebrated the relief.
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Orlando
Fla
Florida
Osceola County
Algo
WI. C. Plano
Florida Citrus Exchange
Macon May Get Mammoth Army Supply Depot
Washington reports the selection of a site near Macon Georgia for a 14 million dollar air corps depot hinges on financing for about 2000 housing units for civilian employees. If no written commitment from financial institutions is received within a week the Ellenwood location near Atlanta may be designated. Estimated construction cost of the housing units is about 5.5 million with public housing costs averaging 2700 dollars per unit in Georgia. Augusta Savannah Columbus figures cited.
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Washington
Macon
Air Corps
Vinson
D-Ga
War Department
Ellenwood
Atlanta
Public Buildings Administration
Georgia
Augusta
Savannah
Columbus
Labor fights and stalled defense funds amid coast strikes
The press noted warnings from the OPM labor advisory panel condemning West Coast stoppages by CIO and AFL locals and a stalled $10 billion military aid bill amid anti strike amendments. It reported slowdowns at Ford Rouge and Detroit plants, wage disputes in lumber and shipyards, and tentative talks on steel and aircraft labor contracts as unions push for higher pay and benefits.
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OPM
AFL
CIO
San’ Francisco “Bay
CIO International Woodworkers of America
Pacific Northwest
Congress
Casey
D-Mass
UAW
Lab
West Coast
Hunber
A. WY
Bull
San’ Francisco
Detroit
Motor’ Company
Pig “Rouge River
Waw-Cio
Ford
Ray Rousch
Rouge
William ‘B. ‘Taylor
White Sulfur Springs
W. Va
Defense Mediation Board
Washington
Mine Workers
The
United Or
Pittsburgh
Labor Department
Western Pennsylvania Labor Relations Association of Truck Operators
Tedmsters Union
Winant Discusses British War Outlook With Wallace and Senate Leaders
Ambassador John G. Winant told Vice President Wallace and Senate Foreign Relations leaders that Britain can hold the Suez Canal and prevent Mediterranean fall to Germany. The meeting with Brooks and other senators covered British morale, Africa defenses, RAF air superiority, and the Atlantic shipping situation, with notes on Churchill's steady support and Vichy pressures.
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Washington
John G. Winant
Wallace
Senate
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Great Britain
George
Dgaj
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Byrhes
DSC
Connally
D-Tex
Hill
D-Ala
Africa
Adolf Hitler
Greece
Crete
Royal Air Force
British Isles
English Channel
France
England
Winant
Churchill
Hotel Project Committee to Meet on Financing Status
The Cham ber of Commerce committee handling hotel negotiations will meet Monday to chart future action on a new commercial hotel. W J Folsom of Atlanta has not secured necessary financing beyond locally subscribed funds and his pledge. A full report and decisive steps are expected immediately after the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Folsom
Atlanta
Folsom
Craig Wood Leads U.S. Open After Third Round
Blond Craig Wood of Mamaroneck New York 39 year old Augusta Masters champion took the 54 hole lead at Fort Worth Texas by posting an even par 70 for a 54 hole total of 214 two strokes ahead of Paul Runyan and Denny Shute Runyan shot 71 to reach 216 while Gene Sarazen fired 72 to sit at 219 overtaking Clayton Heafner and Jag McSpaden at 219 in the U S Open golf championship
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Fort Worth
Tex
Blond Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Augusta
Paul Runyan
Denny Shute
Colonial Club
Gene Sarazen
Runyan
Sarazen
Clayton Heafner
Jag McSpaden
New U S Battleship Released for War Prevention
Camden N J June 7 Uncle Sams new 35000 ton battleship The South Dakota was launched today. Secretary of the Navy Knox said its mission is not war but the prevention of war. The huge battlewagon slid into the river amid ceremony and cheers.
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Camden
N. J
Uncle Sam
Dakota
Knox
Visitors and arrivals noted in local brief
A visitor will be in Te Rey tomorrow for a two week Episcopal conference in St Simons. George W Shirley leaves for the conference. Miss Elizabeth Moore, Mrs C D Moore return from Atlanta. Thomasville students head home from college. Various locals travel to Atlanta Daytona Beach Cochran Texas for visits and graduations.
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Rey
George W. Shirley
St. Simons
Conference of the Episcopal Church
Flying Cadet Louis Steyerman to Enter U S Army Air Corps
Flying Cadet Louis Steyerman a University of Georgia student visits his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Steyerman. He expects to leave early next month for service in the United States Air Corps in Texas or California.
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Louis Steyerman
U. S. Army Air Corps
University ‘of Georgia
Henry Steyerman
United States
Air ‘Corps
Texas
California
Shipyards Hint at Bold Plan in New York Deliveries
A terse note from the New York Shipbuilding Company at 12 20 p m EST signals a bold plan to smooth progress through the yards. The statement emphasizes establishing the greatest efficiency and speed in forthcoming work.
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New York Shipbuilding Company
Cheshire Graduates From Georgia School of Medicine
Howard Lee Cheshire, son of Mrs. L. Cheshire, graduates from the University School of Medicine Augusta. He earned premed at Memory University and University of Georgia, receiving the M D degree Monday night and plans to intern at University Hospital Augusta. Mrs. B. L. Chest Miss Frances Cheshire and others attended.
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Howard Lee
Cheshire
Georgia School of Medicine
Eee
Lee Cheshire
L. Cheshire
Ke Heshire
Medicir Augusta
Memory Univer
University, of Georgia
Gia
University Spital
Augusta
L. Chest
Frances Cheshire
Fritz Frohberg
Wit
Claude -Rotintree
Screen Test Answers from Historical Clippings
Fragmentary OCR notes show reference to a film quiz style item with names Gilbert B, Phil Harel, and Joe Cotten, plus mentions of Louisiana Purchase and Bob Hope. Reading suggests a miscellaneous entertainment snippet with partial captions and word fragments.
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Gilbert B
Sand
Phil Harel
Accus Ang Hayrida
Louisiana Purchase
Joe Cotten
Peterabui Va
Iwingis
Bob Hope
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Thomasville Hardware & Supply Company
First Baptist
FDR
Wilson
Twilight OF War
Central
Cripps
Winston Churchill
Rudolf Hess
Pepare
Egypt
City Water & Light
Mammoth
Air Corps Depot
Consolidated Aircraft Corp
San Diego
AFL Machinists Union
Harry C. Malcolm
Charles W. “Gillis
San” Francisco
Craig Wood
Walter Davidson
Canada
Blackshear Road
Times-Enterprise
Elizabeth Moore
Cc. D. Moore
Thomasville
Ell
Bob~ Blanton
Anne Phonies
Helen Davin
Middle Georgia College
Cochran, Ga
Neil Jenxis
Frances Moncrief
Margaret Walker
Dan Wilcox
Daytona Beach
Billard Mitch
Fhe Taie Piller
D. ‘Winn
Cochran
Dick Mitchell
Georgia. College
D Mitchell
Daniel Green
Daniel Greer
Fin Skinner
Dubon and Royal
Rose
Dubonnet
Wibras
Dept
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