Thomasville Post Office notices and campaign remarks
The text references transion through Second Class Mail, AP News rights, pub lication re pub lication rules, advertising deadlines, and subscription rates. It notes Mr Rivers and Mr Carmichael visiting Thomasville, a food crisis statement, and commentary on education in the gubernatorial race, including Talmadge and Arnall. It ends with a critical remark about a man who frowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Talmadge
Arnall
OPA Debate Sparks Grievances and Food Controls
The piece surveys rising prices and the OPA climate, noting traders widening barter and fears of a postwar price surge. It critiques political figures in Georgia, hints at white primaries, and warns that dropping controls could threaten growth, stability, and national resolve.
Erection of Fire Station Debate Sparks Rail Crossing Issue
A letter argues against building a new fire station south of the Coast Line and urges action to allow train traffic to pass a blocked crossing. The writer cites rail needs, equipment purchases, and slow improvements affecting Thomasville and local crossings, questioning the pace of regional development.
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Coast Line
Hansell Street
Broad Street
Ine
New York
Florida
Thomasville
Three Georgia gubernatorial hopefuls ponder shared exit plan
The piece envisions Rivers Talmadge and Carmichael stepping aside if a single trusted Georgia figure is chosen to appear on the ballot. It argues such a pause could ease conflict, reduce bitterness, and calm a turbulent campaign, urging selection of a unifying candidate like Callaway or Marion Smith to restore confidence and progress.
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Georgia
Rivers
Talmadge
Carmichae
Callaway
Marion Smith
Baruch urges global ban on atomic bombs and secret energy use
Bernard Baruch outlines principles for outlawing bombs global commission to enforce the ban and U S destruction of weapons. He argues for united Big Five backing to prevent war and preserve peace amid fears of renewed conflict. A second anecdote recalls a generous truck driver aiding a funeral party with extra gas and charity funds.
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Atomic Commission
Bernard Baruch
Congress
Baruch
International Commission
United States
Atlanta
Geniu R
Albany Man Buys Three Walking Horses At Auction
Demott Shemwell of Albany Georgia paid 16100 dollars for three walking horses at a Blytheville Arkansas auction. He bought My Raphsody in Blue for 7100 dollars and two others for lesser sums. The top bid was 8050 dollars for Man placed by Robert Cunningham of Pittsburgh and second high 8000 dollars for Wilson Allen s Order in Wil son Arkansas.
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Blytheville, Ark
Demott Shemwell
Albany
Robert Cunningham
Pittsburgh
J. H. Crain
Wilson, Ark
Wilson Allen
Army venereal disease rates rise after war war years
The army reported venereal infections climbed after intense fighting, with 1945 rates at 69 per 1000, higher than 1920’s 78 per 1000. Rates varied by theater, and 200,000 draftees were treated after contracting gonorrhea or syphilis.
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Washington
Congress
Army
House” Appropriations Committee
United States
Mediterranean
Europe
Iceland
Republic
Moder
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Kelly
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Times- Enterprise
Times- Enterprise Co
Associated Press
Ming
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OPA
Baker
U. S
Pipe Dreams
World
Kingdom Come
Louie
Newton
Moultrie
Cordele
The
Cordele White Sox
Packers
Americas Phillies
Cordelo
Waycross Bears
Americas
Bears
Tommy Adair
Valdosta Dodgers
Dodgers
Tallahassee
Tigers
West_ Radio
Carriechael
WSB
Jimmie Carmichael
Shorty Gandy, Mgr
Demata Ste
Josep Ren
John Dixon
Jackson St
Arlie D. Tucker
Thomas County
Nashville
House of Representatives
South Georgia
Thomas County Friends OF
Will
Fenty
Pope
N. Broad St
P.O
Noup
Ice & Mfg. Co
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