Russian bear eyed as issue swells in tax debate
Fragmentary Daily and Weekly notices from Thomasville Georgia reference a Russian bear joke and Betty Hutton film plans while discussing a Georgia tax problem. The piece notes potential city and county tax powers and public reaction as debate heats up.
Byrnes Urges Solvent Economy As Key To Recovery
The speech highlights a Henry Byrnes stance stressing a sound solvent American economy as the first defense. He calls for reduced expenditures to live within income and notes Truman’s labor promises amid postwar policy battles and Taft Hartley tensions.
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New Deal
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Russia Counts On U.S. Low Mood in Postwar Strategy
A Paris-based report argues Moscow aims to delay any German settlement to sap American morale and financial resolve. It warns Russia could sabotage the Marshall Plan, pressuring Europe and delaying aid as the United States contends with economic strain and fear of renewed conflict.
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Paris
America
Moscow
Europe
Russia
Germany
al ‘Clay
Bureaucracy and politics fuel distrust and waste
An outspoken critic denounces government bureaucracy as bloated and costly. The piece warns of flashy new bureaus, double costs, political favors, and widespread cynicism toward elected leaders, noting frivolous spending and shifting loyalties. It also touches on social topics from Hollywood to Neighbors and wildlife.
Government life insurance payout for veterans outlined
The piece explains US government service member life insurance will repay about three billion dollars in 1950, averaging roughly 176 dollars per policy. It notes an eight billion dollar surplus due to overestimated mortality tables and urges policyholders to prepare to file in August with blanks available at post offices and VA offices.
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Gray
Gold Theft Twist Ends in Betrayal and Arrest
Jeff confronts a murder and theft plot as Glenn the helper is suspected but not the killer. Slug Benjamin and Bill Frothingham chase the missing gold while Jeff is jailed under mounting pressure. The camp drama spikes with threats of lynching as Jeff pleads to talk with Glenn.
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Glenn
Slug
Jeff
John Stover
Connie
Bill
Jacks
Ed. Wade
Jeff Tyler
Jeb King
Jake Wheeler
Briscoe
Eas
Cougar
Bill Frothingham
Ed Wade
Main Street
Slug Benjamin
Glenn Gleason
Frothingham
International tensions rise as Japan summoned to explain mistreatment claims
British nationals accuse Japan of ill treatment in Vientsin prompting London to demand explanations. Ambassador to Foreign Ministers' office summoned while Roosevelt names two men to lead the render program, with Carmody and Jones as key figures in the new plan.
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England
Japan
Rooosevelt
Jesse H. Jones
John MM. Carmody Hamed
Solons
Commission
Atlanta
W. HE. Beverly
Thomasville
Puzzle fragment hints at scattered clues and figures
Fragmentary page lists varied terms from animals to tools and directions. Many items resemble crossword style clues with incomplete readings such as Horned animal, ship parts, and historical names. Context suggests a mixed puzzle page with entries like plant types, clothing, and measuring terms.
How to Avoid Parking Violations and Impounded Cars
Practical guide advising drivers to check street signs for no parking times and distance from fire plugs, read curb markings, verify with police or informed locals, and, to be safe, use a parking garage. Emphasizes strict enforcement and careful observation of regulations.
Bonds for Thomasville Public School Athletic Building sold bids invited
The Board of Commissioners of Thomasville invites bids by 7 30 P M on June 27 1949 for 125000 of Thomasville Public School Athletic Building bonds of 1000 each numbered 1 to 125 bearing 2 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds due 8000 each year 1950 1964 and 5000 January 1 1965. Bids as whole only with highest price and par not below par. Printed at city expense and transcript of court records provided to the successful bidder. By order June 1949 W A Watt Mayor P Eptman Clerk.
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Thomasville
Echool - Athletic
Board of
Commioners
W. A. Watt
Arsenic Production Share Highlighted by U S Consumption
The statement notes that the United States consumes about two thirds of the world output of arsenic, indicating a dominant national demand and potential supply implications.
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U. S
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