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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1945

Page

5

General Hospital says more veterinarians needed by army

Approximately 150 additional veterinary officers will be required for the army’s program to inspect more meat producing establishments. The Public Relations office at Finney announced that larger numbers of non federally inspected plants will come under federal inspection to meet increased army demands.

Army Finney Economic Stabilization Harry 8. Heath War Food Administrator Secretary of War Department of Agriculture Veterinary Corps

Lucia's Clash with Lowell Mob Ends in Tragedy

In Lowell, Lucia faces a mob demanding her appearance after Tommys death. Dr. Sims pleads for calm, then dies of a heart attack as Lucia drives away. The car crashes through a bridge, tumbling to the tracks in a fatal finale. To be continued.

Loc Francis Lowell Lucia Liza Anna Sam Jerry Mrs. Lambert Mrs Ned Dr. Sims Tommy Doc Lambert Avenue Katherine Lambert Dr Sims Mig

Republicans press amend to strip OPA food power in House showdown

Washington reporters describe Republicans pushing amendments to remove OPA authority over food and extend price controls, with proposals to shift powers to Agriculture and cap profits. The piece notes potential six month extension, Truman reform bills, and a 7th War Loan total of 15.98 billion with individual sales at 6.2 billion or 7.9 billion quota.

Washington OPA Agriculture Department

Crossword Puzzle Solve Across and Down Clues Combined

A long list of crossword style clues with numbers, missing letters, and scattered word fragments. The entries span geology, flora, maritime terms, and general vocabulary, with some garbled typography and spacing irregularities throughout the page.

FPC to Hear Southern Natural Gas expansion plan

The Federal Power Commission will hold a public hearing July 19 on Southern Natural Gas Companys request for new facilities in Louisiana Georgia Alabama and Mississippi. Birmingham based company to spend 3 771 760 to build 116 miles of pipeline a 1200 horsepower compressor at Wetumpka Alabama and other facilities increasing delivery capacity from 220 million to 245 million cubic feet per day.

AP Special Washington Service Washington Federal Power Commission Southern Natural Gas Company Louisiana Georgia Alabama Mississippi Birmingham Ala Wetumpka FPC

Ladies of Meigs meet for Missionary Society program

The Meigs Georgia Woman’s Baptist Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. J N Isler’s home featured decorated rooms with shasta daisies and roses. Members registered in Mrs Isler’s memory book as Mrs Felwood Carter led a program including talks on youth and world missions, with four new members joining the society.

Meigs Woman's Baptist Misionary Society J. N. Isler Turner Taylor K. J. Carter Roy Simms Edwin Free Isler Tavior Carter W. M. Davis Elwood Carter den Kine Frank Spence C. Wurst George L. Runch Maggie Werling Otto Carter Mack Wilkes, Sr FE. Singletary Stalla Duren Mary Wurst Hlma Maddox Cress Dan Kine Mica Mary Wurst Alma Maddox

Meigs Personal Guests Visit and Reunion Highlights

Meigs Georgia notes a steady stream of visitors and relatives from Birmingham Shamrock Winter Haven and Daytona Beach. Residents hosted reunions and guests at local homes including the Brightwells Belvins Taylors and Moore families with trips to Albany Thomasville and Monticello. Several families from Columbus Cairo Pelham and Jesup are listed as visitors or returning residents.

Meigs R. H. Brightwell R. H. Brightwell, Jr Toviov Betty Carrol Jeannette Monfine Jones Turner C. Taylor River Bend ‘Park Albany J. S. Worling Fortson Turner Y Bainhbridee Camila Eloise Johnson Eastman Jeff Stevens Pelham J. D. Culpepper Eunice Cook Thomasville Carl Banks Andhildren Carolyn Frank Julian Rouse Floyd Holley Leon Banks Reuben Banks Edward Fulford Columbus N. G. Fulford William Worling Daytona Beach Fla

Rains Benefit Georgia Crops As Harvest Nears

Georgia farmers report rains revived pastures and boosted cattle and hog operations. War Food Administration official Y W Hughes says peach crop is strong with early fruit on market and peak by July. Farmers warn of marketing bottlenecks due to heavy crop and transport limits. Some regions face low water and grazing declines, while others anticipate jute and sweet potatoes to compensate for losses.

Y. Witter Hughes Grecegia War Food Administration Office of Supply Hughes Bureau of Agriculture Economics WPA Moultrie

50 Percent Increase In Value Of Basic A Gas Rations

Washington reports a 50 percent boost in basic A gasoline rations as new A-17 coupons become valid nationwide. Motorists may purchase six gallons with an stump instead of four, equating to about three gallons weekly or roughly six miles of driving per day.

Washington Coun

Local visitors stop by Archbold Memorial Hospital

Mrs Herbert Long and Mrs Dorothy Yates of Pelham spent a brief visit here Wednesday. Dr J A Garrett and Mrs Tas car Williams visited Ayzir wife and mother in Archbold Memorial hospital in Thomasville Sunday. Mr Tom Smith was Sunday guest of relatives in Moultrie. Mr W W Millard of Albany was seen here Monday and Tuesday.

Herbert Long Dorothy Yates Pelham J. A. Garrett Tascar Williams Ayzir Archbold Memorial Hospital Thomasville Tom Smith Moultrie W. W. Millard Albany

Pattern 9140 Sunfrock for sizes 12 to 20

Simple all purpose one piece frock from Pattern 9140. Quick sewing with size range 12 through 20. Size 16 uses 18 yards 25 inch material for the sunfrock.

Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book Ad

Send twenty cents in coins for this pattern to Times Enterprise Pattern Dept New York mail address. Print plainly size and style number name address zone just out. Free nightgown pattern printed in book. Send fifteen cents for your copy.

Times- Enterprise P.O Station O New York N.Y Marian Martin

Swamp Root Herbal Remedy Ad Promises Kidney Relief

An advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims rapid kidney action to relieve urinary acidity and bladder irritation. It touts a 16 herb blend, urges readers to send name and address for a free sample, and notes availability at druggists with limited offer terms.

Kijimer Kilmer’i Department B Kilmer& Co., Inc Lox Stamford Conn

ILO Opens Meeting at Quebec Today

The 32 member directing committee of the International Labour Organization opened its 95th session in Quebec with assurances of continued U S support under President Truman. Frances Perkins delivered the opening address. Discussion will cover the ILO role in the proposed world security organization at San Francisco and constitutional questions report.

Quebec Que International Labor Organizaton ILO United States Truman Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins New World Security San Francisco TLC Ponosed World Security Organization Russia ILC

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