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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
1
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A collection of wartime reflections notes shifts in European powers led by Germany and Britain, concerns over U S consular closures, air base plans for Thomasville, and calls to strengthen transport links among regional Canton agents and bases.
The piece argues that tax funded schooling now covers tuition, books, transport, and equipment, swelling yearly. It warns against expanding state generosity to lunches clothing and shelter, urging restraint to avoid overburdening taxpayers while stressing education as a public good and defense spending as a priority.
The article discusses the rise of trucks in interstate commerce and argues states should limit loads to protect roads. It notes highway costs fall on vehicle owners, that roads are deteriorating under heavy traffic, and suggests lighter, safer units and targeted taxes to rebuild and maintain infrastructure.
News reports stir as the United States halts an Atlantic oil tanker bound for Japan due to gasoline shortages. Officials warn reduced use of fuel and pipeline building as remedies, while earlier shipments to Japan are limited to ease Eastern Seaboard transport strains.
A published assertion by Hitler claims the European crisis is finished with the continent secured, leaving England to face the ultimate destruction of its cherished government ideals rooted in the Magna Carta.
From her photo Mary Lou Smith could match Billy Conn in style though her father opposed their telephone courtship.
George Tucker profiles Moe Gale aka the Great White Father of Harlem. Gale discovers Black jazz talents like Chick Webb Cab Calloway Erskine Hawkins and the Ink Spots and mentors acts such as Sister Rosetta Tharpe Tiny Bradshaw the Savoy Sultans and Maxine Sullivan, praising his eye for talent and business acumen.
Reported off the record tales from a coast to coast Latin American admiral junket describe Grand Canyon air overflight humor and cultural blunders. The group included Vice Admiral Gustavo Schrader of Uruguay and featured Hollywood receptions with Noma Shearer and Carmen Miranda as well as jokes about the missing fleet and limited ships.
A dense list of crossword style clues covers topics from bathing and anatomy to astronomy and law. Entries include forces air noisily through the nose, prow of a boat, regal residences, book of the Bible, American Indian, and institutes legal proceedings.
A vivid remark shows an admiral enjoying relief at setting foot on a deck again. The line captures a buoyant, seafaring mood as he declares its joy and renewal aboard.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Chappell Forester announce the engagement of their daughter Emily to John Allen Ward of Bainbridge Ga. The wedding is planned for late summer.
Cairo Ga June 20 Atracts mention Mrs W H Duckworth of Atlanta spent Tuesday here with friends Mrs W M Searcy visits Sylvester with Mr and Mrs C M W ild en Rev W L McTiernay returns from Kiwanis International convention in Atlanta Mr MeTier and sons William and Robert plus Miss Jona Me Tier visit Woodlland Ga Rev Wh Co Meyer and Mrs Meyer spend time in Auburn Ala at Red Cross directors meeting They are joined by Mrs W B Brown visiting her son Carl Brown and family in Dawson Ga Ann Jean and Carl Brown Jr return home with them for a visit Mrs A W Rehberg and Mrs W J McClenney host a Beacon Hill house party with guests Miss Idna Lou Broom Miss Claudia Brown Miss Cecelia Bowen among others
Miss Coavin Hehnens and Mrs Thomas Gordon with sons from Oklahoma travel through town visiting friends before continuing to Florida to see relatives. Als Gordon, a former county health nurse here, hosts. Mrs J D Rogers and children of Blakely stay with Dr and Mrs W A Walker and kin this week.
Cairo Georgia June 20 An interesting social affair of the week was a picture show party given in honor of Miss Martha Lou Roberson of Graceville Florida the popular young guest of Miss Marion Gandy After the show they were served refreshments at Emmas Soda Show Those enjoying the delightful affair included Miss Martha Lou Roberson Miss Eloise Gandy Miss Margaret Higdon Miss Joyce McManus Miss Merle Chason Miss Marion Gandy
The June meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Ira Carlisle's home in Cairo with 26 members and visitors present. President Mrs. W C Ham presided. officers were reported. a fall Medal Contest with prizes was planned. a committee will name contestants. The meeting opened with the White Ribbon Rally Song and prayers by Mrs. Alonzo Williams.
A fragmented word puzzle lists various clues spanning biology geography and daily objects. Entries include plant life on the sea floor repairs to clergy and symbols, plus references to dental tools and ship terms. The mix reads like a crossword style glossary of miscellaneous terms and definitions.
Eve Stephens led a flower mission program featuring readings such as Story of Jennie Cassidy by Mrs J Q Smith and songs including What a Friend We Have in Jesus. Miss Carol Higdon read Song of the Rain and other pieces. Mrs L L O Kelly gave a devotional on Service, sharing visits to the sick and shut ins. Each attendee received a scripture card with a flower as a token. The meeting closed with prayer and refreshments were served by Carol Higdon Virginia Reynolds and Maurise Carlisle.
Richard Sharpless testified after his wife Emma left him claiming she was in love with another man. He said they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a short time before and that he has waited eight years for her return. He filed for divorce to seek future happiness.
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