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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
1
The text lists licensing, republication rights, and advertisement submission deadlines. It notes Associated Press dispatch attribution and local news publication, with instructions to send changes by 6 p m the day before publication and includes subscription rate placeholders.
Readers discuss election issues and political commentary including July third voting, world peace tradeoffs, labor lessons from John L. Lewis, inflation concerns, swing prohibition, Sunday movies and baseball, and local references to crops and prominent names.
Georgia Better Farms owners gather at Callaway Farms near Hamilton to discuss farming improvements and production gains. The article rejects claims of a political agenda and defends the group as independent farm owners, noting Thomas county participation and Cason Callaway’s political stance.
The piece argues Roosevelt favored Wagner Act amendments, saying it failed in peace and wartime, producing loopholes and disputes. It warns Congress must protect workers in essential industries and curb strikes while balancing costs, urging courageous action to stabilize labor relations.
A noted American newspaper man argued readers return to the editorial page for sound information and opinion. He warned against the self serving, partisan columnists and urged editors to present facts with impartial assessment without personal vendetta.
In Louisville Kentucky play resumed in the southern tennis championships after weather delays. Bitsy Grant champion of the meet seeks another title facing Tom Molloy of Memphis as Frankie Parker Billy Talbert Elwood Cooke Gardnar Mulloy and Seymour Greenberg return in the renewed schedule aiming to close the event Sunday.
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a gentle regulating food rather than a purgative. It claims daily use can prevent laxative dependence, highlights iron calcium phosphorus vitamins and protein, and notes production by Kellogg's of Battle Creek and Omaha.
A Georgia family recounts a hot June day in Screven County visiting crops, harvesting oats at 15 bushels per acre, riding in a wagon with mules Hattie and Mamie, sewing bags, and sharing meals while neighbors called by before a slow evening rain. The day honors absent sister in spirit.
Asheville N C June 20 AP Golf follows revised odds after opening round in the Biltmore Country Club invitational quarter finals. Medalist Ed Gravely of Richmond Va and Rockingham NC emerged as title contenders as he faces G S Hamer of Americus Ga with par 71 layout. Other matches include Matt Moore Charleston SC vs Bob Cole Baton Rouge LA James McNair Aiken SC vs Jack Key Jr Columbus GA and Frank Huberin Augusta GA vs P J Boatwright Jr Spartanburg SC. Gravely eliminated H O Davis of Hendersonville two up.
Roddy McDowall graduates from University High School and ends his contract with 20th Century Fox to pursue more films and better pay. He heads to Westport for summer stock then a tour through Indianapolis Detroit Akron Canton Hartford Columbus Youngstown and possibly New York before returning in September to work with independents. The piece also notes other Hollywood figures like Harry Carey and Betty Grable and mentions various current film plans and idle chatter around celebrity life.
A. P. Higginbotham reports 96 complete soil and water conservation farm plans covering 24 167 acres in Thomas County through the Middle South Georgia Soil Conservation District. The district aids farmers with soil survey maps and technical guidance to maximize land use for crops, pasture, and trees, promoting erosion control and sustained production. Farmers seeking district help can contact the local work unit conservationist at the Agricultural office building in Thomasville.
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