Injustice and politics stir opinions in postwar Britain
A jumble of opinions laments Britain's handling of Israel plans and global affairs. The column critiques selfish motives, warns of future coal independence, and notes political and social tensions from air power policy to Father’s Day reflections and private conversations.
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New apartment project eyed for veterans after university ties
The passage notes many veterans educated under government programs and hints at subsidies to offset higher costs for a Broad and Loomis street apartment project. It suggests not all displaced persons can be helped, but some promising citizens may be accommodated, implicitly excluding MuscVites and allies.
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Who is Stealing Georgia’s Best Talent?
A persuasive critique argues Georgia loses educated youth to other states despite improving schools and pay. It notes migration from rural areas, rising farming yields, and lure of broader opportunities. The piece warns that educated Georgians and out-of-state-born residents drain the state’s brains and potential.
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Recent Election Endorses Rate Increase With School Ties
The recent rate raise election passed without protest and is to be linked to school operations for daily use from morning to evening on school days. The vote surpassed earlier bond issues, with broad support from the Commission and a wide community committee, though voter turnout was limited. The commission now must implement the plan promptly.
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Rabies Campaign Targets Stray Dogs in City
City health board launches a harsh rabies drive after two children were bitten. Over a hundred stray dogs killed and about ten impounded. dogs without collars or tags and those running loose face capture and death. A casual street census found thirty one untagged dogs in one day.
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Politicians Push Radio Campaigns Across Georgia
An editorial criticizes politicians for flooding Georgia with political radio spots, noting stations push high rates for announcements while newspapers effectively provide free coverage. It urges newspapers to charge for political content and refrain from publishing unpaid partisan material.
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City Commission adopts highway project rights of way plan
Thomasville officials approve State Aid Project BR 1051 D3 to build a road between Thomasville and Vashti School within city limits. They agree to defend and protect the state and county from damages, set utilities moves, remove existing structures within five years, forbid new structures on the right of way, and face underground utilities upgrades. The 21st day of June 1948.
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