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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1947
Page
1
Fragmented notes reference veto threats, labor strikes, and policy debates. Mentions include President Truman, John L. Lewis, sugar rationing, pre natal surgery, and tax-style costs. Contains scattered regional and national concerns with speculative forecasts and public notices.
The piece argues nations must commit to lasting peace under wise leadership. It critiques the United Nations for lacking authority and enforcement powers and calls for a universal commitment from England Soviet Russia and the United States to guarantee world peace, enabling prosperity over arms races.
The piece notes rising union influence and protection across workers while accusing some members of impudence and job protectionism. It argues that shifts toward time out and nonproductive work harm employers and honest staff, predicting stiff consequences for negligent workers.
Jesse Jones, former Reconstruction Finance Corp director and secretary of commerce, argues against a looming depression. He cites ongoing construction, renewed demand, and past neglect as buffers while criticizing inflation-era controls. His views, echoed by many readers, suggest optimism amid concerns over retrenchment.
In Donalsonville Georgia on June 17 the Vacation Bible school wrapped with a culmination service led by Intermediate Young People. The program featured Christ in the Temple artwork, a workshop display, and student choir performances. Certificates and gold stars acknowledged the children’s work and attendance.
Washington June 17 The 80th Congress has eight major completed actions including tax cut veto fight and Greece Turkey aid, plus treaties signed, two term amendment, and labor ban. It lacks major appropriations and several big items like universal military training and national health reform.
In Atlanta on June 17 70 year old Susan Alice McCorkle of Tampa Florida died shortly after viewing the body of her son Dr Robert L McCorkle who was killed when his car struck a pole. The crash occurred near Gaffney South Carolina after a 33000 volt line fell on the vehicle during the attempt to reenter.
Milk tops lists of foods rated for high nutritional value. Dairy products often feature prominently in surveys highlighting protein calcium and overall health benefits.
Cairo Georgia June 17 Interest grows in the July 2 no fence election in Grady County as advocates push for turnout. Opponents remain active while district votes previously favored the change but county wide action requires petitions and a once-a-year July election. The law could force stock fences and restrict open range, with development impacts cited by supporters.
Velma Tryan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F Z Tryan and Aubrey Fallin son of Mr. and Mrs. A C Fallin of Coolidge wed Sunday June 15 at 2 00 pm in Coolidge at Rev Freeman Johnsons home. Rev Johnson officiated. Maid of honor was Bra Lee Knowles and best man Fondren Murphy. Vernelle Fallin and Adge Tryan attended. Bride wore aqua model dress with white accessories and orchid corsage. Fallin graduated from Thomasville High School class of 46 and works at Interstate Insurance. Fallin attended Coolidge High School and served 33 months in Marine Corps with 22 overseas. He now works at Domestic Laundry in Jacksonville. After wedding trip couple to live in Jacksonville. A miscellaneous shower was hosted by Mrs Albert Tryan. The article ends with a note about female lobster hatchlings.
Will Rogers to undergo major gallstone operation. Scott leads local all star team in a loss to Quitman. Milner Smith and Lonnie Ferguson report to Kiwanig Club on Memphis convention. Monthly events and sports wrap with brief notices and city council action left unresolved.
Dr. Charles Herty among prominent speakers at a farmers and 4-H clubs meeting. Jeannette MacDonald married Gene Raymond in a lavish ceremony. Jim Campbell and Joe Timberlake eliminated in the Glenn Arven tournament as defending champion Bill Searcy faces Guyton Mitchell.
Rev. W Harvey Wages of Sylvester will preach Sunday morning and evening June 22 at Big Creek Church. He has pastored multiple Baptist churches in Thomas County Association and has 37 years of preaching. The public is invited to attend. the church recently became a full time congregation with active programs. Clams near Australia with shells weighing nearly half a ton were reported to capture and kill humans.
Cairo Ga June 17 two wiseght leaf tobacco curing barns using propane gas were installed on Everett Burroughs farm northeast of Cairo the first in the county. Burroughs plans to begin curing his crop late this week. Tests of the new equipment may interest growers as bottled gas could yield excellent tobacco quality. Bottled gas may also aid syrup cooking as an alternative to wood fires.
Historians clarify that the so called tin in biblical references refers to a copper alloy known to ancient craftspeople by 1600 B C. An expert notes the term reflects alloying practices rather than pure tin deposits.
Rev Glenn Vanhook pastor of the Nazarene church in Moultrie gave an address on The Golden Rule and its business role. The group read a notice of the death of International President Jay N Emerson on June 12 and extended sympathy to his family. Walter Hargrave attended as a visitor and an interclub meeting at Sylvester was announced.
The artichoke is described as a relative within the thistle family signaling its botanical connections.
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