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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1945

Page

8

Night of praise and intrigue at a Warm Springs gala

A Georgia banquet honors Dr. Rex Warner and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Kay Lambert dances with Warner as rumors swirl about Kay and Jimmy Brent’s engagement and Kay’s family money troubles threaten the couple’s future.

Kay Atlanta National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Rex Warner Warner Georgia Warm Springs Foundation Dr. Warner National Foundation Kay Lambert Lucia Francis Tommy Martin Warm Springs

Truman to Brief Nation on Russian Relations and UN Charter

President Truman plans a 10 30 A M news conference to review Russo American relations and missions to London and Moscow with Hopkins Davies and Leahy. He seeks Senate ratification of the UN charter before recess, and moves to counter poll tax repeal fights while FEPC repeal faces House obstacles. The AF L backs a compromise plan for education and health for youths as a peacetime draft alternative.

Associated Press Washington Truman Stalin Churchill EWT Harry S. Hopkins Joseph E. Davies London Moscow William D. Leahy House OPA American Federation of Labor

Crossword Clue Puzzle From Aged Almanac

A compact crossword list with numbered clues across and down. Includes entries such as umbrella part, water vapor, flap, mountain in Alaska and other themed hints across multiple rows. Answers likely common six to ten letter words fitting classic puzzle style.

Alaska

Fragmented Puzzle Style List From The 19th Century Page

A damaged OCR item appears as a dense, disjointed catalog of terms and phrases. It includes scattered words like Sailor Vigilant Chinese city and Masonic, with unclear context or narrative linking.

Plano Ielasa Felier

Colquitt Tobacco Growers Hope for Rain and Delayed Auctions

Moultrie Georgia June 13 AP tobacco men fear dry weather may delay curing and packing of leaf before the July 24 auctions set by the Tobacco Association. Growers warn lack of rain could cut prices by 10 to 15 cents a pound for direct moves from barns to warehouses. They seek a longer marketing season to offset potential losses.

Moultrie The Tobacco Association of the Georgia PF. O. Hendricks Tobacgo

Local social notes from Bainbridge and nearby areas

Mrs. B W Harrell plans a ten day visit to Miami Florida this weekend. Lt. Col. Byrd Martin and Lt W R Harrell will travel to Miami for reassignment and return from a European prisoner of war camp. Mrs Gordon Chason will attend Georgia Society of Colonial Dames 17th Century meetings in Atlanta and the state executive board at the Biltmore Hotel June 18. Miss Sara Ann Bates returns home to Sale City after visiting relatives. Clyde and Mrs. Martin of Donationville were week end guests.

Byrd Martin J. B. Humphrey Evans Street Gordon Chason United Daughters of 1812 Biltmore Hotel Atlanta Sara Ann Bates Sale City Clyde Martin Donationville

Judge to rule on case drafted by mistake in Atlanta

Pvt. Marshall Pemberton of Memphis says he was drafted by mistake and forced to take the oath at Fort McPherson Georgia. He filed a habeas corpus action against Col. George N. Randolph, with a federal judge to decide if he is legally in the army. The hearing in Atlanta ended with the judge taking the matter under advisement.

Atlanta Pvt Marshall Pemberton Memphis Tenn Fort Ogethorpe Robert L. Russell George N. Randolph Fort McPherson Mary’ Katherine Metcalfe Draft Board

Southwest Georgia Presbytery to hold youth conference at Tifton

The ninth annual Young People's Conference of the Southwest Georgia Presbytery will convene June 25 to 30 at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton. Seventy-three eligible Presbyterian youths 13 and older may enroll with Rev. Jack G. Hand by June 20.

Cairo Young People's Conference of the Southwest Georgia Presbytery Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Tifton Fred L. Bremer Cairo Presbyterian Nurch Jack G. Hand Presbyterian Albany Loavid Pam

Daughters of 1812 Hold Last Meeting of Year

Bainbridge Georgia June 18 the Bainbridge Chapter of the Unita Daughters of 1812 held its last quarterly meeting of the year with Mrs E J Perry as hostess. Luncheon was served at the Gilbert Hotel. Louis Friedman played violin with Mrs Gordon Chason accompanying the group sang several songs Mrs Chasen also accompanied. Mrs C C Willis president presided and the speaker Rev J E Ward spoke on Heroes in the Making.

Bainbridge, Ga Bainbridge Unita Daughters of 1812 E. J. Perry Gilbert Hotel Louis Friedman Gordon Chason Chasen C. C. Willis J. E. Ward

Georgia Agriculture Chief to Promote State Produce in Canada

Atlanta reports Agriculture Commissioner Linder will travel to Canada with Georgia watermelons peaches and peanut butter to help establish a 3 million general food market. He plans to distribute samples and market Georgia products while meeting officials from the Thomasville Chamber of Commerce and Georgia Fruit Exchange.

Atlanta

Warm Springs Proposed as World Peace Headquarters

Atlanta mayor William B. Hartsfield urged Warm Springs Georgia as the permanent headquarters for a world peace organization drafted in San Francisco. He wrote to President Truman and Secretary Stettinius saying the site would promote international interest and honor Franklin D Roosevelt.

Atlanta Warm Springs William B. Hartsfield World Peace Organization San Francisco Truman Steltinius Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Outlet Plan to Route Georgia Goods to Mining Regions

A proposal envisions using an outlet to ship Georgia products to mining districts in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The plan aims to expand trade by accessing mineral region markets and boosting local supply chains.

Ington Georgia West Virginia Pennsylvania

Field Day At Shade Tobacco Station Near Bainbridge

Bainbridge Ga June 13 Mr J L LaPrade Shade Tobacco agronomist held a field meeting at the Attaplagus Experiment Station to review year long experiments on R G variety shade tobacco with fertilizer trials nematode soil treatments and disease resistant seed work A post meeting fish fry capped the event with visiting growers and officials in attendance including J J Lester W R Carswell J M Carr J G Gaines and others

Tifton J. G. Gaines Messrs. Hubert Miller Jim Dorsey Charlie Dorsey O. B. Thomas W. L. Williams W. P. Woorlberry R. G Connecticut LaPrade

Bainbridge American Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers

Bainbridge Georgia June 13 The June meeting at Mrs Melvin Nussbaum home saw installing officer Mrs B W Harrell install officers including Mrs M F Flowers president Mrs Gus Rich first vice president Mrs H F Archer second vice president Mrs Bill Belote secretary and Mrs E W Cox treasurer The next meeting will be at Mrs J B Ehrlichs home on Broughton Street with Mrs M A Ehrlich as co hostess.

Bainbridge Bainbridge American Legion Auxiliary Melvin Nussbaum Shotwell Street M. F. Flowers B. W. Harrell Gus Rich H. F. Archer Bill Belote E. W.cox J. B. Ehrlich Broughton’ Street M. A. Ehrlich

Local Relief Drive Ships 5500 Lbs of Used Clothing

B W Harrell, local chairman, reports 5500 pounds of clothing were shipped from Decatur County. Secretary Mr Hughes and co chair Mrs Warrell aided organization across the county. Gratitude extended to Mr Wade Cassidy and Mr D O Mincey for handling woolen clothes, merchants hosting drop bins, Bainbridge Fire Department, teachers, Mrs Frank S Jones, American Red Cross, Red Cross room in the library basement, and the volunteers sorting packing and labeling.

Bainbridge, Ga B. W. Harrell Decatur County Hughes Chamber of ‘Fommere Warrell Wade Cassidy D. O. Mincey Bainbriden Bainbridge Frank S. Jones American Red Cross Red Cross

Amateurs Seek Advice From Al Goodhart at Finney General

Amateur composers at Finney General Hospital may consult with Al Goodhart during his hospital visit from June 16 through 21. He will perform and discuss his songs including Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in Ireland and share insights from his composing and publishing career to help veterans seeking a market for their melodies and lyrics.

Finney General Hospital al Goodhart Johnny Doughboy Ireland

Trailways Timetable Fragments from Atlanta to Dothan and More

Speckled timetable shows arrival and departure times between Atlanta Tallahassee Dothan Pensacola Waycross Tifton and Columbus with a series of listed minutes and hours. The garbled OCR preserves station pairs and several daily slots though many digits are unclear.

Ipaipaimbiant Pear terserRunseumanimer Serdar Eave Dothan Pensacola Waycross Waycross Tifton Columbus

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