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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
1
The item lists publication details for The Times Enterprise Co. of Thomasville Georgia. It mentions prize publication, broadcasting and second mail matters, re publication rights, advertising deadlines, and subscription rates with phone references and staff roles.
The piece argues a large faction seeks to halve the dollar’s value and provoke economic chaos by ending OPA controls, accusing several capable men of conspiracy. It frames the move as inevitable if resistance fails and calls attention to the planned policy shift.
The text argues harsh penalties for minor traffic violations vary by town rules which visitors may not know. It notes many rule types confuse travelers about where to go or how to act.
A regional column warns that over 80 percent of body diseases stem from ingested germs and calls for stricter milk hygiene in public venues. It notes fashion chatter and political debates while highlighting a Griffin street accident and a Grady county vote for No Fence, with Loyalists and farmers from several Georgia counties featured.
The article recalls a bitter clash between Justices Jackson and Black, detailing Jackson’s career disappointments and presidential setbacks. It frames the feud as a partisan, private dispute affecting the court’s effectiveness and notes Roosevelt’s previous reluctance to promote Jackson.
The statement asserts strong support from voters of both races for the upcoming effort, claiming broad backing and confidence in success. It frames the campaign as a united front with cross race backing.
The piece argues that interest in commercial flight remains weak in towns like Thomasville where feeder lines are scarce and reservation systems deter casual travelers. It notes that widespread air travel will develop slowly after substantial foundation work and policy support to promote competition and expansion. The writer compares future air transport to trains and buses and predicts civil use will rise as war era planes are adapted for civilian loads.
The piece asserts Eugene Talmadge would block interstate bus travel in Georgia and insists Georgia will enforce segregation and resist racial mixing. It critiques his stance as opportunistic politics and warns of broader racial tensions amid state actions and national campaigns.
Frankie Parker of Los Angeles and Gardner Mulloy of Miami reach the semifinals in the Southern Tennis Championships in Louisville. Parker defeated Gayle Kellogg 6 0 6 2, while Mulloy defeated Seymour Greenberg 3 6 6 3 6 1. Bartzem beat Elwood Cooke to join the contenders.
A historical note lists 7809 dogs killed or missing in World War II, detailing bonds with their handlers and the high casualty rate among donated dogs. The piece also covers dog care tips on weight, collars, and a Reading Pennsylvania incident about a dog mistaken for a man peering into a window.
A dense list of across and down clues spanning sour land measure nourished Dickens character and many more. The puzzle includes entries for clothing terms tools actions and measurements with numerous misprinted or garbled words.
Franklin Whigham son of Mr and Mrs L F Whigham was chosen by the Suwannee River Council chief executive to serve on the Boy Scout staff at Orchard Pond Camp Tallahassee Florida He spent three weeks there last summer and was admitted to the Order of the Arrow for his character and leadership from South Georgia and North Florida
Donalsonville Georgia June 22 Mr and Mrs Luther Hasty honored Miss Martha Jane Clarke and Mr Truett Roberts with a chicken supper at the Joe Johnson Camp on the Dothan road Attendees included Miss Clarke Mr Roberts Miss Louise Grey Mr Bill Dozier Miss Billie Cannington Mr Willie Zorn Mr and Mrs Fred Gibbons Mr and Mrs Harold Newton Mrs Edgar Moseley Miss Mary Goodwin Miss Ellen Goodwin and Mr and Mrs Luther Hasty.
Scientists say the Amazon valley could be made healthful for white settlers if modern sanitation methods were introduced.
Arrivals and departures listed for routes to and from Atlanta Dothan Waycross and Monticello with times across multiple sessions. Provides morning and evening slots showing transfer and connection options.
A preacher reflects on Luke and John passages about Jesus instituting the Lord's Supper and prayer. He emphasizes lasting Christian fellowship through remembering Christ, washing feet, and unity in Him, stating love among believers mirrors Christ's love and binds people beyond prejudice and greed.
Washington reports Congress has voted more than 11 billion dollars for defense to maintain record peacetime strength. About 7 billion for the army and over 4 billion for the navy are included, with final totals awaiting House Senate agreement before reaching the White House.
Readable lines show scattered times and place names such as Souths Southland Jax N Y and Searbrine. The text hints at a daily schedule or timetable with notes on trip times and dates including June 25 and every third day thereafter.
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