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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1940
Page
4
The editorial notes President Roosevelt warned of a future war if nations fail to unite against it and questions whether current aid to Allies signals war or short of war action. It contrasts with figures like Lodge and Hoover and reflects mixed newspaper reactions on U S policy and preparedness.
Paris June 11. The guns of the Maginot line opened up with fierce firing as German regiments allegedly moved toward the Swiss frontier.
Across Europe the Paris battle enters its seventh day with German tanks reaching Paris outskirts while bombers strike the city. Nazi communique boasts crippled Allied resistance as Italy declares war and Britain condemns the move.
President Roosevelt’s address calls for two parallel aims: aid to Allies and a fully armed America. Officials in Washington frame it as a move from neutrality toward belligerency while Congress split on the potential for war. He insists on rapid action, deeming all routes to aid and defense must stay open, with no detours.
Death of Mr. Charlie Suber after a several day illness at his son's home. Funeral at Big Ochlochnee Baptist Church with Rev. W. R. Croft, interment in Big Ochlochnee Cemetery at three. Survived by two sons A P Suber of Thomasville and W E Suber of Houston. three grandchildren Reeves Suber, Russell Suber and A P Suber Jr.. one great grandson Ed Suber. Services by Whiddon's Funeral Home.
The U S circuit court of appeals denied a rehearing for W L Miller chairman of the Georgia Highway Board in his suit to force Governor Rivers to recognize him as chairman in federal courts. The court had reversed a prior injunction against the governor citing a Georgia supreme court ruling. Miller contended the governor was not a party to state court actions and thus not bound by that ruling.
Halifax reports the arrival of Juliana crown princess of the Netherlands and her two young daughters seeking refuge from war in Europe. The safe arrival was announced by Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King aboard a Dutch warship from England.
Dr McFerrin hosts a second lecture at the Mode Theatre tomorrow at ten. He avoids medical diagnoses and answers questions on how food and meals affect the body and mood. Topics include constipation, cough, arthritis, liver enlargement, dropsy, aging, insomnia, nervous heart, and ways to relax. Bring pencil and tablet to note points of interest.
James Edward Parramore a 38 year old farmer is hospitalized with stab wounds after an altercation at the state market authorities named Andrew Chastain as the assailant in the incident.
Miss Mary Bridgers visits Jacksonville relatives for two weeks. Mrs. Dickey and Mrs. Scott travel to Montgomery and Memphis for medical care. Mrs. Sanchez visits Plant City brothers formerly Miss Nettie Sampson. Presbyterian youth attend Decatur GA meeting with Watt siblings and McIntyre. A fatal stabbing dispute at the state farmer's market. Parramore in good condition. Miss Schwencke visits from Agnes Scott College. Spence family news. milk ad from Stegall's. Ruth Spence Rainey attends a Starke house party.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting tomorrow at four in the Baptist Church. Guest speaker Mrs. Robt Trevelute state recording secretary will attend. June 12 designates tag day as part of Civic Safety Drive with Mr Lon Sullivan.
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