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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1945
Page
2
The text outlines Associated Press rights and republication terms and mentions deadlines for advertising changes and subscription rates. It references business management and prepayment requirements and hints at publication procedures without presenting a specific event or person.
A long column surveys postwar costs and social policy arguing against expansive federal programs and FEPC while critiquing politicians and wartime rhetoric. It rails at government spending, GI benefits, and racial politics, urging cautious reform and responsible taxation.
A historical view argues for increasing congressional pay from 10 000 to 15 000 dollars citing rising costs and duties. It notes early pay rose from six dollars a day to 15 000 annual rate and critiques taxpayer burden and expense in government service.
Lester Geiss 31 of Flushing New York led The China Lantern to the grand prize in the 1945 camp newspaper service contest judged by Leland Stowe Basil Waltes and John Remaly. His five column GI tabloid emphasizes world news maps and China theatre reporting with minimal polish.
Smiling Sammy Byrd, pro at Plum Hollow Golf Club, returned to Detroit for the club’s 72 hole invitational. Byrd posted a total of 269 to beat strong opposition from Byron Nelson, Craig Wood, and Harold Spaden, grabbing most of the glory in the big zero tournament.
The article discusses preserving compensation rights while keeping the vessel level and not air submerged to avoid risk of general bankruptcy. It emphasizes financial safeguards and operational stability for the ship and company.
Washington reports fifty nations including the United States will sign the UN charter in San Francisco this week. The U N will exist after capitals approve. Big Five power balance shapes actions. four bodies—Security Council, General Assembly, Economic and Social Council, and International Court of Justice—will govern.
Brunswick Ga June 25 AP purchase of waterfront property for a large freezing and cold storage plant along the Atlantic Coast announced by Sam L. Lewis. The plant will handle seafood beef pork and vegetables with 5000 private lockers and a four story building with a modern dock and packing houses for trawlers. About 400 workers will be employed and operations begin immediately after building prep.
At a victory celebration Zhukov praised the Soviet armed forces as powerful and modern and urged continuous development of military science. He credited Stalin as a great leader and noted the parade before Lenin's tomb drew thousands as Nazi banners were discarded.
Governor Arnall told the State Agricultural and Industrial Development Board the spate of plans is ready to move from planning to concrete accomplishment. He urged a post election meeting to advance river development and noted the health program has shifted to the State Board of Health as part of a statewide expanded system.
Governor Ellis Arnall left Atlanta for a ten day trip to Mackinac Island Michigan for the National Conference of Governors. He aims to secure western aid for Georgia freight rate fight in the U S Supreme Court and will address the Jefferson Day Dinner in Louisville and a Detroit political organization briefing.
AP notes outline of ration stamp validity for Meats Fats and other items. lists book and stamp numbers with expiration dates including June May August and September across blue red and air stamps. mentions OPA plans to cancel stamps and specific coupon groups with rations and validity periods.
The state department of corrections receives 1,463,000 dollars for postwar upgrades at Tattnall Prison and its farm.
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