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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
1
Publication details from The Times Enterprise of Thomasville Georgia include ad change deadlines and mailing terms for second class matter. The notice lists subscription prices for various terms and mentions the business manager.
A concise line underscoring practicality, suggesting value in functional badges. The statement emphasizes effectiveness over novelty, framing concern with usefulness as the core criterion for merit.
The article fragment notes teens admitting limits to knowledge and references comments on bakers dozen errors. It mentions The Brunswick News labeling some dogs as upsetters and disappointers and references Masters possible qualification and Hitler directing Mussolini. It discusses US aid to Britain and Japan’s stance toward the United States amid ambitions.
The passage reflects a mix of fear and resolve as critics warn against German aggression and call for united action. It notes loyalty, leadership, and youth as crucial in a harassed world while referencing Churchill and the broad reach of public opinion amid looming conflict.
A Brunswick editorial argues for an Optimists Club to counter pessimism amid national debt war anxieties and labor issues. It calls for practical community effort, unanimity of action, and use of all resources to build a greater city.
The Atlanta Federation of Trades pledges unions in Georgia to refrain from strikes during the present emergency to aid national defense. The editorial praises local union spirit, contrasts it with CIO actions in California, and argues continued work is vital to prevent national disintegration.
Opinion voices suggest the American people would willing to join a war to defend national interests and heritage, reflecting a belief that involvement is necessary to protect what is claimed as American legacy.
The speaker criticized the Halian Duce for an arch speech that maligned American motives. The article frames such attacks as ruining alliances and exposing a corrupt friendship.
Jack Stanett reports from the national capital where a 20 year old Minnesota entrant Bette Larson won Miss National Defense after a floor walk and judges’ decision. Washington hosts many department pageants, with titles like Miss Treasury and Miss GPO, reflecting the city’s famed queen culture.
A look at how workplace recreation groups cultivate queens beyond dances and outings. Departments sponsor athletic contests and gymnasiums for all, driving a competitive trend that explains the rise of department queen traditions without reducing them to bathing-suited pageantry.
The piece sketches Jack Dempsey 213 pounds of lean, quick, humorous memory for faces and names. He explains his rise from pearl diver to restaurant man and fighter, recalls past brawls and refereeing tours, and shares a story about a Mormon missionary fan.
Miss Mildred Vickers left Tuesday for Statesboro to attend summer school at South Georgia Teachers College. Miss Hazel Williams spent sev days here visiting relatives and shopping in town.
Miss Natholyn Connell of Thomasville visited relatives and friends this weekend. Mrs. Margaret Trulock hosted family from Bainbridge and other towns. Frank Rainwater planned to attend Columbia University summer school. Several families, including Hightower and Holloway households, spent time with kin in Thomaston, St Marks, and Dalonega.
A dense list of crossword clues covering Across and Down entries with varied topics including animals, plants, numbers, states, medicines, ages, objects, and abstract concepts. The fragmentary OCR reads like a challenge page, with many garbled phrases and partial word forms.
Tom Sharkey was nationally famous as a prizefighter. Among friends he stood out for frugality. when he got a dollar, it instantly ceased active circulation.
Miss Majorie Patterson and Miss Louise Thomas left for Athens to attend a summer session near the university. Mr Raymond A Swicord of Newport Rhode Island visits his mother Mrs Goldie Swicord before heading to Key West Florida for a navy school. Mr Robert Alexander stationed at Fort Benning in Columbus spends the weekend with his mother Mrs Aileen Alexander.
Knoxville Smokies stopped the Vols in a twin bill 5 3 and 5 2 then moved to third place in the Southern Association standings. The loss leaves Nashville six games behind the first place Atlanta Crackers, who received a lift with Willard Marshall and Emil Mailto returning to the outfield.
In a nine inning finish the Chattanooga Lookouts and Little Rock Travelers battled to a 5 to 5 tie after a high scoring doubleheader opener. Portland report notes a golf mishap where Nett Thorne’s hole in one failed when a groundskeeper altered a hole before the ball arrived.
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