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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1945
Page
2
The piece surveys Allied strategy and political figures like Eisenhower Bradley and Truman, noting potential shifts if leaders fall or conferences change. It comments on colonial power, home ownership rights, and the impact of cinema on education while predicting peril for future generations if the USA does not prepare for world events.
The article urges Thomasville to back the continued operation of Finney General Hospital as a vital wartime and postwar care facility. It praises the hospital’s cost efficiency and life-saving role for ex service members, and calls for community leaders to secure its permanent government status, arguing withdrawal would be a calamity. It notes debates over future operation and Veterans Bureau control. It also discusses age considerations for enlistment and combat.
The piece examines varied service men and draftee families, urging acceptance of draft duties to build character. It cites census data on the growing Black population, migration to northern/western areas for war work, and notes urban racial dynamics. It ends with Polish leaders facing incarceration over alleged treason efforts against the Red Army.
The Prague region struggles to recover after German surrender. Razing and shell damage mark the city while fuel, food, and textiles remain scarce. Workers and women face rationing, and daily life hinges on uncertain currency value as American and Soviet forces advance.
The article lists current and upcoming expiration dates for ration stamps across food and fuel categories. It includes Meats Fats and Processed Foods stamps with various good-through dates, sugar, shoes, gasoline coupons, and fuel oil periods.
In Rosenheim Germany on June 28 AP reports U S 42nd division infantrymen uncovered a royal Hungarian treasure cache near Matte 13 miles northeast of Salzburg valued at 75 million dollars by American authorities. The trove includes gold silver jewels and the Holy Hands of St Stephen a 997 to 1088 A D kingly relic studded with diamonds rubies and pearls.
Gen. Bryan describes daily rations for POWs in America. Working prisoners receive about 3400 calories, non workers 2500. Meals feature limited meat, margarine, and a sample May 1 menu includes cereal, eggs, macaroni and cheese, and bologna with vegetables.
Admiral Chester Nimitz traveled from Washington to Pearl Harbor disguising himself as Mr. Wainwright in civilian clothes to evade Japanese agents seeking the secret reports he carried.
Create a cool summer look with a breezy easy princess dress Pattern 9250. Choose eyelet or plain fabric and sew in a few hours. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 with fabric yardage listed for size 16 at 25 8 yards 39 inch.
Fifteen cents requests for the Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book offering new and smart family wear with a free nightgown pattern. Mail twenty cents for the pattern and include name address and zone to Times Enterprise pattern dept in New York.
A dog named King once saved after an auto accident returns to a Cleveland veterinarian when injured again, illustrating canine memory and association with people. The column advises gentle, consistent training, warns against overindulgence, and offers thrift remedies for fleas, including a carbolic acid dip. It also notes a churchgoing dog in England and discusses distemper’s limited impact on scent. The Q and A covers breed popularity and flea control, recommending a vet prescribe powder and cleaning the dog's quarters.
The first bombs ever dropped on Japan in 2,600 years occurred during the Jimmy Doolittle raid, executed four months and 11 days after Pearl Harbor.
Atlanta June 98 API The Amalgamated Street Railway and Motor Car Employes AFL were severely criticized by M. Van Hecke chancellor of the fourth regional war labor board for a strike by Southern Stage drivers at Mitcon June 16. The drivers returned to work on WLB orders under the contract that expired May 31 until the company and union could agree or the WLB could act. Van Hecke said the parties would continue to operate under that directive until a WLB panel hearing on July 2.
Accidental falls from ladders and stepstools in homes cause about 200 deaths annually and thousands of serious injuries in the United States.
Timings listed as 12:45 a.m. 6:25 a.m. 16:15 a.m. 2:10 p.m. 7:05 p.m. appear as a fragmented timetable and lack context or destinations.
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