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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
1
A collage of partial text references re publishing rights ad deadlines and local remarks. Mentions Ford research center budget ambition Big Jim Folsom Alabama election CIO stance and remarks on finals and Russia hints. Contains stray phrases about cattle loupes and summer baseball nights.
The note reflects how service members value home while at college and predicts a long period with few GI students after a third year. It emphasizes enduring spirit and the impact of loved ones on academic pursuits during wartime.
A local observer links divorces to moral standards while criticizing press freedom in suppressive regimes. The piece weighs voting value, Supreme Court action against the South, and the gubernatorial race with talk of a July to September campaign timeline, noting shifts and voter blocs amid a troubled election climate.
A Miami case affirms freedom of the press and warns against abridging criticism. The justices stress libel as a remedy and caution editors and politicians against hostile, sensational attacks while urging responsible discourse and restraint.
The piece criticizes Roy Harris in Colquitt county politics, arguing his past six months in the legislature damaged his candidacy and blocked amendments on voter referendums. It contrasts Talmadge with Arnall and suggests Harris failed to rally local support, shelving his political future. The column laments the possible Arnall-Talmadge clash as decisive but unlikely.
The text argues the current setup will likely fail and hinder a minority candidate from winning on the first or any ballot, framing the plan as a political setback.
The Perry Kiwanis sent a telegram to Claude Pepper urging acknowledgment of his loss of Florida representation. The piece argues Pepper and Wallace are targets for labor unions aiming to influence Truman's nomination, praising Georgia senators George and Russell while criticizing Pepper, Bilbo, and Folsom as risks to Southern interests.
The notice promotes patterns 8080 and 9080 with sizes 2 to 6 and fabric needs, asking readers to send twenty five cents to The Thomasville Times Enterprises pattern department in New York. It also offers a free ballet slippers pattern and invites readers to mail in size name and address with the pattern number.
The Thomasville Youth Center committee met June 5 with Mrs. Heeth Varnedee Jr presiding. Attendees included Girl Scouts, Teen Canteen, School Interest Association, City Schools, Y M C A, Boy Scouts, and ministers. A motion urged a special meeting in 30 days to assess establishing a City Recreational Department with a full time director.
A House Foreign Affairs panel delays releasing a four member study critiquing Soviet policy behind the iron curtain. Mundt warns of censorship while Yugoslav Tito Mihailovic’s wartime role looms as his trial proceeds amid aid requests from Allied airmen.
Augusta loses a tight 11 inning game to Macon as Macon extends its win streak to five while Augusta drops to near the league pace. Savannah and Columbus win. Jacksonville beats Columbia. Greenville and Savannah struggle in a tight South Atlantic League race. Bob Hooper earns his sixth win for Jacksonville with seven hits allowed.
Geneva diary recounts the League of Nations decayed into empty, guarded halls worth 10 million dollars. A sole surviving peacock symbolizes failed world peace as Bechtold recalls 26 years with the League and the fading legacy. Visitors still wander the silent complex, now slated for United Nations use.
Indiana Highway Commission announces a roadside park on U S 30 near Dana to honor war correspondent Ernie Pyle born in the area. The site will feature a Indiana limestone replica of his Ie Shima statue, funded by the highway commission and the Ernie Pyle Memorial Inc.
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