Fathers Day Observed At Finney General Hospital
Fathers Day services at Finney General Hospital begin with a 7:15 Protestant Communion, an 8:00 Catholic Mass, and a 9:45 Protestant General Service. A hospital parade features the Chaplains March "Soldiers of God" led by Chaplains. Chaplain R F Blackford speaks on "From whom all fatherhood, in heaven and on earth, is named." Lt Simons to sing a Protestant solo. Evening Catholic Mass at 7:00 p.m. Col Browne presented with an appreciation scroll by enlisted men at the anniversary dance celebrating the hospital dedication.
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Finney General Hospital
Chaplins School
Finney
R. F. Blackford
Simons
ANC
Col. Browne
S. M. Browne
Mrs. Browne
List
Sgt
Raymond Kahn
1498Th Service Unit
Birthday Celebration At Finney General Hospital
The 395th ASF Band led a dance at Finney General Hospital marking the hospital’s first anniversary since June 16, 1943. Lt. John E. B. Ferrell and other officers attended. Col. Browne distributed Good Conduct Medals to 163 detachment members. A matinee cake event earlier featured the band and Sgt. Charles Allen. Reconditioning patients will attend a Merrily plantation party June 8 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Flowers for morale.
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395Th
ASF
John EB. Ferrell
John Fe. MecDonnell
W. Clark Wright
Special Service
Marjorie Mickey
WAC
Finney General Hospital
Finney
Sgt
Charles Allen
Col. Browne
Medical Corps
Carmine Maranzano
Pfc
Ottavio Guidi
Roy Anderson
Merrily
William Flowers
Flowers
Thomasville
Clark Wright
Chaple
City Commission Sets Escrow Funds For Sanitary Project
The City Commission at a called meeting arranged to raise escrow funds for the Thomasville sanitary system. They transferred 95 000 from the light and water fund to the city general fund to meet a 113 000 city share, to be placed in two local banks. They authorized borrowing to cover remaining costs and signed the contract with Wiedemann and Singleton of Atlanta, with work to start once ordered. The Civic League urged cleanup of the Negro cemetery and Broad Street park improvements.
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Thomasville
City General Fund
Wiedemann and Singleton
Atlanta
Thomas County Civic League
Broad Street
Latham
Patman Counters GOP Claims With Bank Failures Figures
The column cites Wright Patman's analysis contrasting Republican era business failures and liabilities with Roosevelt years, using Dun and Bradstreet data to argue the new deal era reduced corporate losses. It notes Patman also references bank suspensions and urges readers to weigh inflation and postwar prosperity amid political rhetoric.
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Patman
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
G.O.P
White House
Dun & Bradstreet
United States
Roggevelt
Wright Patman
H-C-H
F.D.R
German robot plane not too secret big Bertha of war
Allied experts view Hitler’s rocket plane as a nuisance at present and not the earth shaking weapon imagined. It is not radio guided and loses control after launch, likened to a heavy fiery rocket with limited range and accuracy.
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Wes Gallagher
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Allied
Hitler
Germany
Mrs Curran Visits Thomasville Friends After Miss Norman Return
Mrs. M. J. Curran arrives from Yacco City Mississippi to spend a few days with Mrs. Eunice Wimberly. The Methodist Church plans a 8 30 service at Dawson Street Church with Chaplain Bielitz preaching tomorrow night. Pfc. John G. Yarbrough from Camp Livingston Louisiana visits his mother Mrs. S. T. Yarbrough for ten days. Mrs. Ed Callaway and two daughters Georgia Atkins and Betty Callaway arrive from Gadsden Alabama to stay with Mrs. T. J. Silva on East Clay Street.
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M. J. Curran
Thomasville
Ida May Norman
Yacoo City
Eunice Wimberly
Methodist Church
Dawson Street Church
Bielitz
John G. Yarbrough
Camp Livingston
S. T. Yarbrough
Ed Callaway
Georgia Atkins
Betty Callaway
Gadsden, Ala
Revival Meeting At Primitive Baptist Church Next Tuesday
Revival services at the Primitive Baptist Church begin next Tuesday night and run through the following fourth Sunday night. Guest preacher will be Rider J. Harvey Chapman of Jacksonville Florida and J H Harris of this city will lead the song service. Services daily from 11 00 am to 8 30 pm with a cordial invitation to the public.
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Primitive Baptist Church
Rider J. Harvey Chapman
Jacksonville
Fla
J. H. Harris
War effort targets new fishing boats and Pas de Calais aim
It is estimated that at least 1400 new boats are needed to restore U S fishing fleets to pre war strength. The strategic aim includes capturing the Pas de Calais area to cripple its use or render it ineffective for striking England.
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U. S
Pas-De-Calais
France
England
We may be seeing the beginning of the end of the Pacific war
The piece argues new Allied moves are cutting Japan's routes, driving the war toward a final phase in China and the home islands. It suggests convoys must move westward, predicts losses of ships and men, and notes clearer outcomes by autumn.
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Japan
Philippines
South China Sea
China
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Atlanta Journal
Washington
Ralph Smith
South
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Ell Ducd
Gen. MacArthur
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Bank OF Thomas County
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Green Banking Company
Pavo
Farmers & Merchants
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