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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1947

Page

4

For Sale Advertisements From A Local Classified Page

A series of real estate notices offers multiple properties: a 3 apartment house near the business district priced at 5500 with two baths. a wooded Glenwood lot. equity in a five room modern house with optional furniture and immediate possession. a 3 bedroom house near Broad Street priced at 3750. a five room house at corner Motoe and Stevens priced 4400. and a small six room house at 620 KE Jackson listed by J. T. Selph Real Estate with contact numbers 353-R 1637 1103-J 411 and 1075-W.

Jackson Street T. Sciph Walter C. Pittman Claire Drive Scott Bldg Broad Street Motoe and Stevens KE. Jackson J. T. Selph

House Voters Debate Tax Bill Across Page One

The article shows Republicans arguing over tax policy with Knutson of Minnesota accusing the President of cold blooded politics while Hari Bunting of the National Association of Manufacturers critiques the bill’s damage and its use as political fodder for next year. The piece highlights the partisan clash over postponing tax cuts and the bill’s prospective effects on industry and fiscal policy.

Ohio Republican Knutson R¢Minn House’ Ways and Means Committee Hari Bunting National Association of Manufacturers TAM

NY Stocks Endure Slow Session With Mixed Changes

New York stock market shows a tired day with negligible price moves and a mild opening retreat followed by slow gains led by steels and motors. Noon listings list numerous companies with varied quotes. North Georgia Poultry market in Atlanta sees prices steady to easy with chick prices down to 31 percent in places.

New York Allegheny Corp al Chem & Dye Allis Chalmers American Can Am Smelt Armour & Co Atch T & SF Atl Refining Palt Colgate-Palm-P Chrysler Corp Colum G & el Cudahy Dupont de Eastern Air Eversharp Firestone T Elec Gen Foods Gen Mills Gen Motors — Goodrich Goodyear T & R Graham Paige Hupp Corp Tllinois Ceent Int Harvester Lerman Corp Loew's Inc Joe Louis Nash Mort Ward Oie Teres Murray Corp Occ Nash Kelvinator Nor & Weestern Packard Motors Penney JC Peenn RR Peensi-Cola Philco Philip Mor Radio Corp AM Reading Co Reynolds Tob Sears Roebuck Schenley Sinclair OO Southern Pac Stand OW N J . the. Studebaker Corp Swift & Co Texas Co Tex Pac Union Pac US Steel Willes Overland Woolworth North Georgia Atlanta USDA

REDS SAY UNRRA AID DAMAGED UPON ARRIVAL IN UKRAINE

A Kiev dispatch quotes V V Khomyak Soviet UNRRA supplies chief saying aid in Ukraine fell short of standards due to American firms. Paul White notes 400000 tons worth 170000005 dollars received. Damaged tractors and army surplus cranes excavators cited as needing repairs.

Moscow Kiev V. V. Khomyak UNRRA Ukraine Paul White Khomyak International’ Company

NLRB orders Aldora Mills to refrain from unfair labor practices

The National Labor Relations Board directed Aldora Mills of Barneaville Georgia to stop unfair labor practices including refusal to bargain interference with organizing activity and the dismissal of four union members, following a complaint by the Textile Workers Union of America CIO. The article also notes President Truman's veto message on a tax bill and its implications.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Aldora Mills Barneaville Textile Workers Union of America CIO

Packer Hog Market Report for Georgia and Alabama

Receipts at eight plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan and Tallahassee with Jacksonville and others show hogs 140 to 180 pounds mostly 22.50 to 23.50 per cwt and 180 to 240 pounds around 23.00 to 23.25. Cattle trading steady with good steers and heifers 460 to 800 pounds 19.00 to 23.00, typical cows 12.00 to 18.45, vealers 19.00 to 28.00, stockers 14.00 to 20.00.

Thomasville Georgia Lava Albany Columbus Moultrie Tifton Dothan Alabam Jacksonville Tallahassee Florida

Bulgarian Premier Dimitrov Responds to U S Criticism

Sofia reports Communist Premier Georgi Dimitrov rejects U S criticism of Bulgaria over the arrest of opposition leader Nikola Petkov. He says no action should hinder Bulgarian relations and asserts broad popular support for the current regime while pledging adherence to Yalta spirit and armistice terms.

Sofia Bulgaria Georgi Dimitrov United States Dimitrov State Department Washington Nikola Petkov Agrarian Party U. S Petkov Yalta Europe

Strep tomycin Fails To Solve Major TB Puzzle

In San Francisco on June 17 AP reports a $1,000,000 research program and extensive tests by the army navy and Veterans Administration found no proof that streptomycin solves the main tuberculosis problem. The drug may help two rare forms and a few others but cannot replace bed rest and surgery for the common lung tuberculosis. Dr R Corwin Hinshaw of the Mayo Clinic noted cautiously that streptomycin could become a useful supplement with more testing needed.

San Francisco Army Navy Veterans Administration R. Corwin Hinshaw Mayo Clinic American Tuberculosis Accessation

Rumor Claims U.S. Consul Behind Mongol Chinese Clash

Pravda reports a Shanghai rumor that J Hall Payton, U.S. consul in Tihwa, organized the June 6 clash between Chinese and Mongolian frontier detachments. The incident is called a border violation by the Mongolian republic. Chinese news cites Mongolian invasion of Sinkkiang with Soviet marked aircraft.

Erscow Pravda Shanghai J. Hall Payton U.S Tihwa Communist Party

Clay says German youth absorb few democratic principles

Gen. Taucius D. Clay reports German youth have absorbed few democratic principles since V E Day and cites weak leadership as slowing democratization. He notes shifts toward moral reawakening, reoriented youth groups, reform schools, better conditions, and outside contacts, with sports groups expanding under army support yet risking politicization.

Clay Berlin Germany Reich Ulay

Acute Dentist Shortage Stuns Georgia Officials

Atlanta June 7 AP The Georgia Dental Association reports a critical dentist shortage with Dr. W A Garrett noting the state needs 1500 more white dentists and 650 more Black dentists in addition to 790 already practicing. He cites 23 counties lacking any dentists. More than half are concentrated in limited areas.

Atlanta Georgia A. Garrett Georgia Dental Association

Mrs Carl Rhodes of Quitman Died at Home

Mrs Carl Rhodes a Quitman social and civic worker died at her home Tuesday morning after months of illness. Former Miss Annabel Sutton of Ft Games Ga she married Carl Rhodes in 1912. The Rhodes family moved from Hartford Conn to Quitman by 1938. Survived by husband daughter Juliette Rhodes two sisters and four brothers Funeral services set for Wednesday at Four from First Baptist Church Quitman with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery

Quitman Ga Carl Rhodes Quitman Annabel Sutton Ft.’ Games Rhodes Ees Hartford Baptist Church Pelham Lucy Juliette Rhodes Cole W. R. Puckett T.‘C. Sutton First Baptist Church

Dentists influence six large counties income gap

A criticized portrayal notes that in six major counties with populations near 900,000 the average income is about 4 400 per year while counties without a dentist average around 1 260. The speaker links dental access to economic factors and disparities.

Manly

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