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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1947
Page
1
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A garbled column surveys politics wartime trade and social topics with stray phrases about universal training taxes trains tomatoes and education. It mentions Molotov jokes in Iowa railroading and debates over Greece Turkey and communism amid scattered observations and headlines.
The article argues advertising shapes consumer behavior, noting a Thomasville firm achieved rapid sales after a nonflashy but honest sale ad. It cites grocery ads driving store traffic, building permanent customers, and predicts newsprint expansion will boost advertising impact with black and white campaigns seen as most effective.
The piece extols two long serving leaders of Thomasville's light and water plant. One builder of the system is celebrated for unwavering service, while a successor is praised for tireless dedication and fairness. The author notes the need for delegation to extend his tenure and effectiveness.
The Board of Regents begins practical postwar planning for Georgia colleges after GI Bill influx. Savannah proposed fielding a branch, Athens to gain a veterinary building, and debates over funding, locations, and executive sessions frame continued expansion and policy.
Washington discussions focus on continuing or ending wartime price and credit controls. President Truman opposes extending controls citing dwindling shortages, while Rep. Wolcott argues they hinder savers and force higher living costs. Debate centers on whether Congress will act before unilateral action.
In Meigs Georgia on June 15 church doors open for Sunday school with organized classes for all ages. After church school revival meetings begin at 9 30 A M and 8 00 P M through June 25 led by evangelist Rev B L Bond of Lindale Georgia with O H Lewis leading singing. Everyone invited to attend.
The fragment discusses public statements and executive sessions with emphasis on transparency and the timing of disclosures, noting that nothing is hidden except clearance details. No specific individuals, organizations, or events are identifiable in readable text.
Eastern Time table shows arrivals and departures for trains Southland Southwind and related services with through sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Tampa and St. Petersburg. Coach Train operates every third day with reservations via Ticket Agent M T Wells at local phone 162 in ersburg Chicago Detroit.
The article recalls a Chicago outskirts resident John C. Rogers whose dog Jill alarmed at the horn and tried to shield him from danger, suggesting a canine sense of imminent threat. It also covers flea issues, skin ailments in summer dogs, an old Philadelphia dog tax tale, wood ticks, and home remedies.
A reader asks about feeding dogs salmon raw and avoiding sardines, while another asks how to cure a setter with an ear canker. The response cautions against home treatment and urges consulting a veterinarian for a proper cure.
Twenty years ago Commander Byrd awaited suitable conditions for his projected transatlantic takeoff from New York to Paris. The report notes favorable weather was needed to proceed with plans for the historic flight.
Ten years ago miners joined a broad steel workers strike as thousands rally behind the CIO push against major steel companies. An insurgent advance guard press described the widening labor confrontation and labor action across plants and cities.
A garbled OCR style list mixes clues and fragments across topics from river terms to states of matter and literary hints. It reads as a jumble of scattered terms, partial phrases, and disconnected definitions without a coherent narrative or clear attribution.
Local golf notes report Ralph Guldahl winning the national open with Sam Snead in second place amid Basque retreat near Bilbao. Jim Campbell leads Glen Arven on a course journey marked by an 88 stroke count.
The Rev Norval Heglund, newly named pastor of the Lemmon circuit air parish, will begin flying his sky parish in northwestern South Dakota. Sponsored by local congregations and the Home Missions Board, he will travel from Lemmon to Perkins Carson Dewey Armstrong and other communities.
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