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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1945
Page
1
The column discusses ongoing wartime concerns, arguing money value, social changes, and patriotic behavior. It critiques postwar expectations, draft plans, language development in China, and political dynamics in the legislature. It notes rising street lighting and loan schemes amid war bonds.
The piece extols the Seventh War Loan as a safe savings vehicle while outlining war prospects in the Pacific and Japan's likely resistance. It discusses Russia U.S. collaboration, lends aid, and cites Senator Walter George on maintaining Soviet alliance for enduring world peace.
The War Housing Center receives about 275 applications daily and can place roughly 190. Homeowners with spare rooms are urged to accept roomers. Census and FBI staff boosts bring in 1200 clerks and 760 fingerprint workers plus 700 Navy, 1500 War Department hires this month and 1000 more in July. Veterans families and wounded war servicemembers rush to relocate as city housing tightens.
Mexico proposes to permanently bar the Franco government of Spain from United Nations membership. Former Mexican ambassador Luis Quintanilla plans to ask a UN Commission to adopt a declaration denying admission to any government that came to power by military force or fought the United Nations. The Conference final session with President Truman is still scheduled for next Saturday, but may be delayed by Russian positions on subject limits.
The notice lists ration stamp validity for meats fats processed foods sugar and gas fuels. It specifies good through dates for Beol blue stamps for June to Aug and gas coupons through June with new values after June 21 and 22, plus footwear stamps and fuel oil periods with expiration Aug 31.
U S 442nd Infantry officers create a postwar reintegration system for Nisei fighters. A three officer committee will provide future job placement contacts and letters of reference to ease return to civilian life, backed by battalion and regimental endorsements. Sagie Nishioka of Hood River endures multiple surgeries and transfusions while confronting uncertain prospects after years of service.
Senator Pepper and five colleagues introduce a bill to establish a National Psychiatric Institute under the Public Health Service to study causes and treatment of mental diseases. Rep. Priest has a similar bill in the House. Mental hygiene is described as a neglected field.
Chicago dispatch reports the government aims to restore Chicago trucking with new troops. Office of Defense Transportation head His T. Longenecker says the army will break the strike and that the United States army cannot be beaten. Additional troops are en route to join 3,500 soldiers already in place as the DDT controls seized lines.
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