Aia Lambert Faces Dr Warner At Hospital
Lucia Lambert meets Dr Warner at the Children’s Hospital to stop Kay’s happiness from being wrecked. He warns of consequences for her affair with Brent and hints at a France war-time secret involving Captain Robert Wentworth and a suicide, threatening Francis Lambert’s pride.
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Francis
Lambert Mill
Lucia
Lowell
Kay
Ucia
Dr. Warner
AAS
Young Brent
Lashley Hotel
Jimmy
Warner
Brent
Francis Lambert
the Lashley
France
Robert Wentworth
Sara
Eisenhower Arrives in Washington for Capitol Visit
General Eisenhower returns to the U S capital from Europe and is met at the national airport by army leaders. He will address Congress, meet President Truman, and attend a large Pentagon news conference. The day includes a Capitol Hill session and talks on price control and reciprocal trade.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
National Airport
War Stimson
Pentagon
Constitution
Pennsylvania
Congress
President Truman
Capitol Hill
House Banking Committee
Senate
House
Truman
Capitol
Peach crop outlook improves in June WFA report
Atlanta June 18 AP the War Food Administration reports a brighter peach crop prospect since the May 1 condition update. Georgia peach shipments rose in the second week of June and South Carolina saw heavier shipments. Cantaloupe loadings were heavy in Georgia with slightly lower prices. watermelons in Florida and Georgia moved well with ceiling prices. Tomato movement from Mississippi remained light due to rain while Texas unloaded heavy supplies.
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Atlanta
Egional War Food Administration
Georgia
South Carolina
Georgina
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Wrap-and-tie frock Pattern 9252 sewing tip
Easy wrap-and-tie frock Pattern 9252 offers a one piece design that opens flat and ties at the waist. Pattern 9252 comes in Junior Miss sizes 11 13 15 and 17 with size 12 requiring 27 yards of 39 inch fabric.
Pattern Book Order Notice From The Times Enterprise
Twenty cents in coins for this pattern to Times Enterprise pattern dept 145 Pattern Dept P O box 164 Station O New Mont NOV Print MAR STYLE NUMBER OUR NAME ADDRESS AONE Send Fifteen Cents for your copy Marian Mann Summer Pattern Book variation of all that’s new and wearables Free Nightown Pattern printed in book
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Times- Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P.O. Tox
Station O
Newmont
AONE
Social notes from Bainbridge and nearby towns
Local column lists visits and travel among residents and relatives. Mrs. Emmett Culbreth stays at St Simons. Hester Arnold visits sister Mrs Perry in Bainbridge. Lt. and Mrs. Kline plan release in Arizona. Lt. Carruth heads to San Francisco for Navy chaplain duty. Numerous other short mentions include trips to Jacksonville Beach, Quitman, Moultrie, and Atlanta contacts.
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Bainbridge
Emmett Culbreth
St. Simons
Hester Arnold
Wast Point
J. Perry
Shotwell Street
Robert Kline
Avon Park
Fla
Kline
Florence Bowen
Arizona
Line
Point Sysem
Carlyon Carruth
San Francisco
Carruth
Navy
Thad McDaniel
Martha
Anne
Thomasville
RE. D. Torbert
Max de Rieux
W. D. Davis
Camila
R. B. Holton
Funderburke Hosts Friday Bridge Club Meeting
Bainbridge Ga June 18 Mrs Funderburke hosted her Friday afternoon bridge club at West St home. Flowers decorated the living room while tables were set for play. Mrs Geisling received high score and a prize, though Mrs Bell won the prize. Salad course served.
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Bainbridge
B. L. Cherry
E. J. Johnson
Charis Carnation
T. N. Britton
D. EB. Arnold
W. J. Brockett
Visitors Complimented At Outdoor Supper Party
Bainbridge Georgia June 18 an informal outdoor supper was given in compliment to Mrs Lester Worling and Mrs Forton Turner of Meigs attractive weekend guests of Mrs H B Williams in the outdoor dining room at the Williams home on Hall Street Saturday evening. Guests included the honorees Mr and Mrs B J Tyson Mr Melvin Nussbaum Jr and Mrs Wallace Plowden Mrs Raymond Parrish Miss Clara Wimberley Mrs R A Griffin Miss Florence Lane Lt R L Willem Mr Malcolm Holder Miss Bernice Sloan and A Don Kelly.
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Bainbridge
Lester Worling
Forton Turner
Meigs
H. B. Williams
Williams
Hall Street
B. J. Tyson
Melvin Nussbaum, Jr
Wallace Plowden
Raymond Parrish
Clara Wimber
Shower for Mrs. Paul Geiss at Miss Rich’s Bainbridge home
Miss Nive Rich hosted an informal shower for Mrs. Paul Geiss on Slotwell Street. Guests enjoyed garden flowers, canapes, and Coca-Cola as gifts honored the bride, with a long guest list and notes of Virginia and North Carolina shipments in the background.
Finney General Hospital to Launch New Radio Program
A new radio program at Finney General Hospital will premiere tomorrow at 2:30 PM on station FG H. Sponsored by the Red Cross and Special Services, the show will feature weekly announcements and novelty numbers by patient talent. Programs will air Tuesdays and Fridays at 2:30 with opportunities for hospital broadcasts.
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FGH
Ternoon
Finney General Hospital
Red Cross
Special Services Branch
Spt
Mary, Brown
Finney Hospital feasts feature Al Goodhart and camp show
Patients on Finney wards will hear Al Goodhart sing his own compositions and advise aspiring writers. The USO Camp show Swingtime Follies debuts on the wards with a 7 pm performance in the Red Cross auditorium for patients and staff. SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF FINNEY FINDINGS reports Finney General hospital’s second birthday dance held at the outdoor sports arena. Al Goodhart headlined the event with the 395th Army Band and a second orchestra under Pfc Jack Sherling providing music for enlisted personnel and guests.
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Finney
Tomorow
al Goodhart
Red Cross
al Goodhaet
Goodart
Oliver General Hospital
Pfc
Jack Sherling
Finney Findings marks hospitals second birthday edition
Finney Findings a special anniversary mimeo from Finney General hospital issued Saturday celebrates two years. The edition includes a photostated page with Col S M Browne photograph a calendar of hospital development dates and a birthday message from the commanding officer. The staff overcame technical difficulties and readers sent congratulations to the Information and Education branch. Col Browne emphasized dedicating all efforts to patient care as the hospital marks two years of service to wounded heroes.
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Finney
Finney General Hospitel
Col. S. M. Browne
Col. Browne
Rains Bring Relief to Crops in Parts of Georgia
Rain eased drought in northern and central Georgia helping dry gardens and fields. The Weather Bureau predicted rain would reach South Georgia tomorrow where crops had suffered. Over 1 inch fell in Columbus and Athens area in 24 hours ending today, while Atlanta saw .25 inches amid a damaging wind storm.
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Atlanta
Jime
Georgia
Tonorrows
South Georgia
Columbus
Adirsville
Valdosta Man Loses Leg in Fire but Wooden Prosthetic
In Valdosta Georgia a Negro man named Robert Williams lost a leg when his home burned early today. He remained unfazed, boasting the wooden prosthetic could be whittled into a new leg. A neighbor who found the blaze woke residents by firing a shotgun.
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Valdosta Negro
Valdosta
Arielc
Ap)robort Williams
Power and Telephone Line Language Across Cities
The report lists line language readings for several cities with Athens 27, Macon 04, Augusta .60, Albany .03, Columbus 1.21, Adairsville 1.02 and Moultrie showing only a trace. The data reflects distribution of language usage across Georgia towns.
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Islue
Athens
Macon
Augusta
Albany
Columbus
Adairsville
Moultrie
Word Puzzle Answers From Mixed Clues Across and Down
A dense list of crossword style clues covers bleat and compass terms, geography like Massachusetts cape, and various short definitions. It blends names, animals, actions, and objects with numerous historical and biblical references, suggesting a complete puzzle grid.
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Nive Rich
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Sara Grave
Pat Peanehamn
Rattwo
Jane Chalfant
Jane Callahan
Wvyllene Powell
Pevla Trardave
Margaret Towle
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Fidward
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AL Home
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