Wargrave and Kelly Journal Duties Highlighted
A brief note credits W. D. Wargrave and Lee G Kelly as editors for the business and mor. adv. section, reflecting their roles in the local newspaper's layout and editorial duties.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
1
A brief note credits W. D. Wargrave and Lee G Kelly as editors for the business and mor. adv. section, reflecting their roles in the local newspaper's layout and editorial duties.
A close vote file shows 462 in favor and 428 opposed to raising light rates by ten percent. Funds will build two gymnasiums for whites and colors on school grounds with upkeep for daily use, and bonds will fund construction within a few months.
President Truman criticizes Congress during his western tour, urging immediate action on key programs. He defends broad international engagement and endorses the Vandenberg resolution, arguing political maneuvering delays essential welfare and world peace measures. He sharply notes the 980th Congress as the worst in memory and presses for decisive action despite party friction.
Voters delivered changes in several races as candidates claimed victories and turnout shaped the final result. Analysts note shifts in key precincts and notable margins across the city.
Truman spoke on government priorities in Los Angeles but reporters framed it as politics. The piece notes a Republican meeting next week to choose between Taft and Dewey or a candidate elsewhere.
Disconnected lines discuss voting regrets, civic virtue, heat and fans, fashion, global trade, grocery prices, and ongoing road work. Mentions of the Palestinian armistice and a mayoral candidate hint at local political chatter amid scattered sentences and garbled wording.
The narrator visits J. D's empty office finds a note about an early meeting. He suspects J. D's loyalty and retrieves a gun connected to a inquest. Holmgren analyzes the bullet, confirming a match with evidence from the gun. He prompts a meal tip about Doc Stokes and heads toward his town for more inquiry.
A proposal from sections in Georgia urges counties to take over game protection duties. Supporters argue wardens cannot cover all hunting expeditions and that local checks may better enforce laws. Critics warn of coastal and stream violations like fish traps and baited dove fields.
The piece notes Flag Day on June 14 and widespread unfamiliarity with its meaning. It recalls Elks honoring the flag, explains red white and blue symbolism, and describes the stars for states and stripes from the original colonies.
In Bainbridge Georgia on June 12 194? Miss Mary Elizabeth Conkle daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Conkle married Kenneth B Robinson at Brinson Methodist Church The Rev A I Zeller officiated in a double ring ceremony Relatives and friends attended The bride wore white pique with lace and a lavender orchid corsage The couple left for a Florida honeymoon en route to Endicott New York to reside.
Georgia farms planted about 125000 acres to permanent pastures during 1947 signaling a shift toward long term grazing lands. The figure reflects agricultural development patterns and supports the state’s livestock sector growth.
In Bainbridge Georgia on June 18 funeral services for 17 year old Julius Rogers Bostick were conducted at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church. He died Monday afternoon when a lightning bolt struck a two mule team on the Bostick farm injuring his older brother Nebraska who survived. Interment followed at Mt Pleasant Cemetery with pallbearers named. He is survived by his parents and two brothers Nebraska and William C. Bostick of Hopeful.
Rev J R Harris of Chattanooga Tenn will preach a series of revival services at Church of God on Water Street Bainbridge beginning June 21 and lasting through July 4. Services will be held at eight oclock each evening. Public invited.
G W Spell of 204 West Park Avenue Savannah a Baptist and city worker credits Retonga with ending years of acid indigestion bloating and poor sleep. He reports restored appetite three meals daily and no need for harsh laxatives and urges others with similar symptoms to try Retonga. Retonga is described as aiding digestion and appetite loss.
Program log lists WKTG MNG dayparts from 6:30 am to 7:45 pm with music shows, news repeats, weather, and feature programs including Luncheon Melodies Sagebrush Cowboys and Here’s to Veterans.
Amelia Earhart becomes the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic in a mono plane landing near Wales aboard the Friendship. Reported by radio from Italy mission notes no sight of Nobile Italia crew as rescues continue. Hoover outlines campaign plans as delegates discuss strategy. Cardinals strengthen grip on NL lead while Giants hold AL pace amid Buds vs Moultrie turnout.
Ten years ago a massive flood trapped 200000 Chinese while the Yellow River overflowed and swamped regions near Hangkow. Reports say the flood saved Hangkow from an attack by Japanese forces as devastation spread across towns and farms.
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