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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1941
Page
1
Newspaper masthead lists editor W D Hargrave business manager Lee and Kelly and advertising manager daily and weekly editions. It notes publication in Thomasville Georgia and Associated Press affiliation with rights reserved for republication and deadlines for standing advertisements. Also provides subscription rates and contact information.
The passage cites Edward Wood and Dykstra among Harvard graduates, cites Sandy’s remark on stepping off the Regents board, and laments war, a missing Sunday moment, a doctor’s claim about noise, and discontent over hatless Sundays tied to sending oil to Japan.
Lord Halifax and President Roosevelt receive degrees in a ceremonial exchange between Harvard and Oxford. The article notes a diplomatic pursuit shaping Near East access while Russia faces new obligations to participate.
The navy should have barred Nazis Fascists and Reds from civilian jobs at war start. The piece notes men who look down on others in the doodle class. It cites Solomon renowned for 700 wives and other adjacents. British aid is shipped as Turkey aligns Nazi while Russia reads events at Babyl on Damascus tomorrow.
A man begins his first vacation in a decade and muses that others wonder how his small world will cope without him. He frames travel as a personal test of routine and connections, noting unseen dependencies and the pull of familiar duties.
The piece notes 600 junior colleges across the United States increasingly used to provide training for useful jobs. It emphasizes young people seeking vocational slots and the expanding role of these institutions in modern education.
Saturday afternoon rain soaked players who had not played in months as they stepped into the Mash corner scene and delivered a remarkable soaking.
A reader asks about a term for the distance from staff to the end of the flag and mentions registration timing. It notes a July first deadline for those turning 21 and being eligible, with a reminder July first falls on a Tuesday next week and that registration is allowed only at the Post Office.
Readers weigh ethics of publishing Governor Talmadge pension lists from the Statesman. While public records aid scrutiny, disclosure risks shaming recipients and inflames local prejudice. The newspaper notes the Thomas county list exists widely and that the compendium reveals few familiar names.
A California court ordered treatment for a 14 year old girl with double pneumonia after medical and social workers deemed her case life threatening. The parents believed in divine healing, delaying care until death. The editorial argues medical care is essential and condemns delays or refusals by guardians in potentially curable cases.
The article argues Hitler will quickly seize Ukraine and adjacent oil fields, topple the Soviet regime, and press Britain and Japan to respond. It contends Stalin misplayed alliances, Russia is unprepared to resist, and the United States and Britain will oppose Hitler while Churchill predicts Britain will back Russia.
Washington Daybook notes conflicting views on future gasoline supply. Harold Ickes warns of possible fuel restrictions while A A I chief Russell Singer argues conservation and slight driving cuts could avoid bans. The piece surveys shortages in aluminum and steel and possible substitutions across civilian and defense needs.
Menu prices in Philadelphia have increased by ten percent to align with higher food costs. The menu remains similar to last Sunday’s offering in the city, with favorites like spaghetti and meatballs still available.
In some U. S. Navy fire rooms temperatures reach about 115 degrees. Sailors must eat salt tablets and drink up to four times the normal water to stay hydrated and maintain performance.
A nostalgic column recalls New York City escape desires as Steeplechase Park on Money Island beckons visitors. It notes the hot dog origin at Feltman’s bakery in 1871 and mentions Babe Ruth’s famed two dozen hot dogs eaten in a single sitting.
Savannah Ga June 22 A waterfront fire at the Pure Oil Company riverfront terminal critically burned one worker and destroyed two large gasoline tanks. Fire Chief Walter S Blanton said flames spread from a pump lease area to the storage tanks while nearby tanks were kept safe by streams of water. A tanker unloading petroleum products was moved to safety. Cause undetermined and damage estimate unavailable.
A manganese ore concentration plant at Oriete in Cuba reports a daily production of 360 tons of ore at 50 percent manganese, positioned as the largest of its kind globally.
A garbled OCR page presents a long list of clues and partial answers across random topics. It includes numbered items, mismatched phrases, and fragmented words such as Hindu cymbals and New Zealand tree, with scattered definitions and spellings unclear in places.
Ochlocknee Ga June 23 The Woman's Missionary Union of the Thomas County Baptist Association holds a quarterly rally Wednesday June 25 with Metcalfe society hosts at Friendship chapel Metcalfe The program The Bible the Torch the Grape includes hymns teachings on tithing and prayer open Bible missions messages and awards with visitors announcements and special music to conclude by 12 30 adjournment.
A report notes the distance between New York and Suez as 5193 miles, outlining a numeric measure likely in a transportation or navigation context. The line presents a single figure without additional context.
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