Thomasville Times-Enterpris e masthead and staff
The page shows the Thomasville Times-Enterprise newspaper masthead with editor W D Hargrave business manager Mar Lee and Kelly advertising manager daily and weekly editions, Associated Press affiliation, and publication details including mailing status and advance payment terms.
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E. R. Jerger
W. D. Hargrave
Mar. Lee &. Kelly
Mgr
Times-Entereprise
The
Times- Enterprise
Times- Enterprise Co
Thomasville, Ga
Wartime Community Notes On Bond Drives And Home Front Life
A reflective community column highlights war bond purchases boosting morale, wartime censorship debates, high school graduation notes, rationing shells of clothing, gas shortages, home repairs urged by WPB, and Ike Eisenhower’s return. It sketches daily life amid postwar expectations and the need to support servicemen with supplies and War Bonds.
Labor Market Swing Ahead in Coming Wage and Job Shifts
The piece predicts a potential shift in the labor market before year’s end. It argues workers may move toward securing wages while capital seeks better and more honest work for pay, warning that non-workers will struggle if jobs tighten and dole ends. It stresses the collision of labor demands and capital aims and cautions against prolonged joblessness.
Change of Chinese Premiers and Social Security Bill Debates
A mix of aviation notes and international politics discusses private plane licensing and air safety, plus analysis of the Wagner Murray Dingell social security bill proposals. The piece reviews China’s leadership split, Japan’s pressure, and the US role, then outlines a 13-point bill covering health, unemployment, retirement, and universal coverage debates.
Schedules Promise Regular Trips Between Town and City
A fragment notes that breakfast in fhomanville and a late lunch in New York are unlikely given outlined schedules and planned regular trips over the next five years.
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New York
Ration Dates for Week of June 4 and Related Provisions
This wartime notice lists ration stamp validity for meats fats processed foods sugar shoes gasolines and fuel oil with expiration windows from June through August and mentions four month validity for low sugar stamps and salvage of metal tins and cans. It notes increased ration applications may be filed June 11 and reports ongoing stamp program changes including shoe stamps and gasoline coupons.
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Juy
OPA
France Sees Tourism Rebound Hindered by Army Leave
The piece notes American soldiers on leave slow to spend in postwar France with many funds sent home and entertainment provided by the army. It recalls a peak era of tourism and spending, contrasts with 1988 tourist flows, and mentions a US public opinion push for civilian postwar tours of Europe.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hal Boyle
Paris
France
Army of Occupation
Riviera
United States
Europe
Congress Votes Higher Expense Allowance Sparks Tax Concerns
Washington reports a House vote to raise its expense allowance by 2590 dollars prompting questions about tax treatment and overall congressional finances. The piece notes tax implications, unequal perks between House and Senate, and calls for modernization as a special committee nears a report.
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House
Senate
Representatives
Congress
New York City Households Waste 2000 Tons Weekly
City residents discard about 2000 tons of waste paper each week by burning it mixed with garbage oil. Authorities warn the practice harms air quality and wastes recyclable material while urging proper disposal methods.
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New York City
Senate Finance Vote Seen Likely On Tariff Shift
Chairman George of Georgia predicted the Senate Finance Committee would vote close to comfortably today on the administrations request to trim tariffs by 50 percent. He noted strong opposition to the 50 percent provision and warned the result could hinge on one or two votes either way. The legislation extends the reciprocal trade agreements act for three years, replacing an expiry next Tuesday.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Ted Close
House
Plan to provide postwar jobs for veterans outlined
Representatives of labor and industry met with government and service officials in Atlanta on June 8 to chart a plan for postwar jobs for veterans and war workers through expanded markets for consumer goods. The meeting is part of nationwide efforts to address postwar unemployment.
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Atlanta
Labor and Industry
Atlanta Schedule Snippets Include Morning and Evening Times
A series of time stamps for Atlanta appears: 12 45 am 6 20 am 10 15 am 1 30 pm and 7 10 pm. The readable fragments suggest a daily timetable or timetable-like notes without full context.
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Atlanta
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