Kay Lambert seeks Ned McAllister stake in Lowell Mill
Kay Lam bert visits Ned McAllister in the mill offices at night to seek his purchase of her stock. She plans to use the funds to back college loans and shift control of the plant away from Francis. Ned weighs the risk of change and the loyalty of Lowell’s workers to the Lambert name.
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Lowell
Rex. Warner
Ned McAllister
Lambert
Mill
Ned
Kay
Katherine
Francis
Lucia
Josephine
Atlanta
The
Jimmy
Tiny
Wit Lucia
Alway
Godfrey
Lambert Mf
Dr. Sims
Truman Plans 16,500 Mile Cross-Continental and Ally Talks
President Truman will travel about 16,500 miles over 30 to 40 days. Trips include Washington to Olympia to San Francisco and back, then to Kansas City and Independence, then across the Atlantic to meet Stalin and Churchill near Berlin. He will address the UN closing session in San Francisco on June 23.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Olympia
Wash
San Francisco
Kansas City
Independence
Atlantic
Stalin
Churchill
Berlin
White House
Charles G. Ross
Missouri
Fruman
Fragmented Puzzle Snippet Shows Mixed Clues and Answers
A jumbled OCR style listing presents crossword like clues and fragmented answers. Items reference places, objects, and terms such as Persian and Gaelic while noting categories like divisions of learning and fasteners. The text is incomplete and reads as a dictionary style clue set.
Pattern 9071 dress with cape sleeves and airy midriff
Corselet midriff tops a tiny waist with an airy cape sleeve dress. The gathered skirt in Pattern 9071 suits sizes 12 to 20 and uses striped rayon jersey. Size 16 requires 25 8 yards of 39 inch fabric and a four yard contrast.
Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book Advertises Pattern Kit
Send twenty cents in coins to Times Enterprise pattern dept for the Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book collection of new family wear. Include size style number name address zone on envelope. Free nightgown pattern and fifteen cent copy price referenced.
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Times- Enterprise
P.O
Station O
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Military training drive gains support from Nimitz and Halsey
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and Admiral William F. Halsey urged compulsory peacetime military training in letters to the House postwar policy committee. They warned that conscription is vital to prevent devastation of coastal cities and loss of heritage. President Truman plans wide travel while Congress pushes a tax revision to accelerate rebates of five billion dollars for reconversion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chester W. Nimitz
William F. Halsey
Third Fleet
War Stimson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nimitz
Halsey
House
Warsaw
Berlin
Manila
Tokyo
Secretary of Navy
Forrestal
Army
Marshall
King
Congress
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
OPA Toys With Fish Head and Tail Price Question
Washington reports the House Banking committee examined whether a headless and tailless fish remains a fish for minimum price rules. Rep. Peterson argued OPA exceeds Congress by pricing fish after filleting or canning. Vinson said he will study the issue as he seeks congressional intent.
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Washington
Congress
House Banking Committee
Fred M. Vinson
Rep
Peterson
D-Fla
OPA
Vinson
Individual Bond Sales Show Gain
Washington reports 7th war loan bond sales to individuals reached 5.623 billion dollars today against a 7 billion quota. E-bond sales lag by 286.0006 million dollars, totaling 2.549 trillion but at 63.7 percent of the 34 billion quota.
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Washington
Melon Ships From Brooks County Reach 150 Cars
Quitman Ga June 16 One hundred fifty cars of melons loaded and shipped from Brooks County through Thursday. Twenty cars of cantaloupes also shipped with many going out by truck. Rain improved crops after a dry spell and buyers report ceiling prices for quality melons. Last year Brooks County shipped about 800 cars. this year demand lowers expected totals.
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Quitman
Olune 16
Brooks County
Brooks County Ladies Dehydrate Peaches at Local Plant
Quitman Georgia report notes that 16 to 18 Brooks County and Quitman women are dehydrating peaches at a new plant near the high school. Machinery installed last year draws patrons with figs pears and peaches, as sugar shortages push canning to dehydration. Under D D Morrison head of vocational agriculture the plant operates three days weekly, canning peas beans butter beans corn tomatoes soup mixture and berries in large quantities.
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Quitman
Brooks County
D. D. Morrison
Vocational Agriculture Department
Quitman Methodists Plan Candlelight Service
Quitman GeorgiaJune 16 The Methodist Church plans a 9 pm Sunday candlelight service honoring more than sixty members of the church in the armed forces. A candle will light for each name on the roster with three large tapers on the service flag altar. Music is arranged. Mrs Jesse Jones and Mrs Bradford Burnette will direct. Circle No 2 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service sponsors.
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Quitman
Methodist Church
Jesse Jones
Bradford
Burnette
Circle No. 2
Methodist
Home After Three Years in Pacific
Quitman Ga June 16 Edward Murray son of Mr and Mrs J B Muray has been released from the army and is at home after three years in the Pacific. He returned to the states last month under rotation and was discharged due to eye trouble and excess points. He saw action at Guadalcanal New Guinea Luzon and was wounded at New Georgia.
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Quitman
Pacific
Edward Murray
J. B. Muray
Guadalcanal
New Guinea
Luzon
New Georgia
Brooks County Canned Turnips Ship In Carload Lots
Quitman Georgia reports the first ever carload shipment of Brooks County canned turnip greens. Ten cars left this week bound for California Kentucky Iowa Florida and other destinations. Each car carried about 48 000 cans from the spring pack of the Associated Southern Planters. The plant is closed briefly for adjustments before the next season.
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Quitman
Brooks County
California
Kentucky
Iowa
Florida
Associated Southern Planters
Ean
Community clean-up awards planned at Douglas High School
Special Sunday program honors Black residents for successful clean-up efforts in Thomasville. Boy Scout troops 350 and 351 conclude a week of community effort with a certificate ceremony at Douglas High School featuring Dr. Wm. H. Grey Jr. and the Camp Gordon Johnston Band. An appeal for war bond purchases closes the event.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Douglas High School
Wmn
HW. Grey Jr
Florida A. & M. Col
Lege
Tallahassee
Grey
League
Board of Education
M.A. Davis
America the Beautiful
Gordon Johnston
Gordon Johnston Military Band
C. J. Stewarter
Ib. R. Searcy
Wm. H. Grey
Florida A. & M. College
Fla
R. Searcy
Pears to be canned commercially with strong demand
The note says pears will be canned and peas and turnip greens also produced as crops. Last year marked the first commercial pear canning in the area and demand was high with the local plant already booking about a quarter of a million cases for the next period.
Brooks native SGT C E Brown returns home from Germany
Quitman Georgia June 16 SGT C E Brown of Brooks has arrived home after two years in a German prison camp. An aerial engineer on a B 17 he was shot down over Hamburg in July 1943 weighing 125 pounds at release but 170 now. His Navy brother Young AMM 1 c Brown arrives next week for a visit. he lost an arm and a leg in the Pacific and is in a Philadelphia hospital.
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Quitman
Set. O
Adam Hat featured by Joan Edward in Your Hit Parade ad
Joan Edward promotes Adam Hat styles with a playful jab about partners. Adam Straws Panamas and lightweight Felts sell for 3 1/2 to 6 dollars, offering cool comfort at multiple price points.
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Joan Edward
Lovery
Pacific paper to be edited by Sgt Ben Chatfield
Manila June 16 Army headquarters announced the first southwest Pacific newspaper since Guinea Gold, the daily Pacification, will be edited by Sgt Ben Chatfield of Macon Georgia who previously worked for the Macon News and the Macon Telegraph. The paper began publication Thursday.
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Manila
Guinea Gold
Daily
Pacification
Ben Chatfield
Macon
Macon News
Macon Telegraph
Army Headquarters
War Bond and Community Event Preview Feature
Participation led by H. J. Martin with Dr. M. L. Walton spearheading the War Bond appeal. A local music band performs as part of the program, highlighting community support and civic duty.
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Dr. M. L. Walton
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Germany
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SW Pacific
H. J. Martin
Laysis
Georgia Stages, Inc
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Waycross
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