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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1944
Page
2
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A bustling Thomasville column comments on social trends from baby names to wartime ethics. It notes ice shortages amid a strong local plant expanding storage and capacity, praises equitable service, and urges fair delivery amid wartime constraints. It highlights broader war concerns, housing plans, and patriotic sentiment toward the Allied effort.
The article argues Russia will stay cautious toward Japan and Britain and the US may seek Siberian bases after the German war ends. It highlights timber as crucial for war needs with billions of board feet and pulpwood needed for crates, ammunition, and lifelines, urging owners to liquidate timber to support production. It also condemns Japan, predicting subjugation and ethical retreat under global pressure.
Richmond soldiers of the 898th Engineer Aviation Company return from Ascension Island to Richmond airbase after two years. They describe building air base facilities and roads on a remote South Atlantic island, surviving harsh conditions, and awaiting supplies and recreation.
Chicago June 26 AP The Republican convention enters open stage with behind the scenes work by Dewey campaign managers shaping state delegate ballots and platform while Bricker's forces keep steady in hotel lobbies. Delegates pace Stevens Hotel as questions loom over November.
American officials study how to shift lend-lease to peacetime commerce with Soviet reconstruction. The plan would stop wartime shipments on war end but ship critical long life equipment like electric generators on credit for postwar use, keeping employment and aiding Russia’s industrial revival. Most imports would come from the United States, with Russia considering the proposal.
The War Department announced Pvt. Herman M. Perdue of Americus Georgia received the Silver Star posthumously. The citation notes his act on March 16, 1944 at Lorengau airstrip Manus Island Admiralty group, where he rushed to aid wounded despite risk and warning.
Multiple real estate and estate notices detail sheriff sales of parcels in Thomasville including 527 West Calhoun Street and nearby blocks, tax sales for 1937 38 39 40 41 42 43 years, and an administrator sale of Beulah J Sparks estate with several lots described, creditor notices and guardianship citation for Thomas County Georgia.
Lawrence Booker sues Edwina Askew Booker for divorce in the Thomas County Superior Court Jury Term 1944. Edwina Askew Booker is commanded to appear at the next terms to answer the complaint. witness Judge W. E. Thomas and Clerk J. F. Singletary.
Ezell Futch sues Annie Bess Johnson Fatch for divorce in the July term 1944 of the Thomas County Georgia Superior Court. Defendant is urged to appear and answer the complaint at the next term in Thomas County. Witness J. Singletary presiding.
Multiple legal notices record libel for divorce actions in Thomas Superior Court July 1944 involving Bessie Ruffins and Marguerite Westberry, with times to appear. Also included are applications for permanent letters of administration for Milledge Hill and delayed birth certificates for Marie Kelly David Larry and Thomas Roberson in 1944 Thomas County filings.
This 17th day of June 1944 an official notice states Lillie Mae Smith now resident in Thomas County Georgia seeks a delayed birth certificate. It similarly notes William Greene Smith of Thomas County Georgia applying for a delayed birth certificate.
Georgia communities study a six year postwar public works plan for streets sewers water mains and school buildings while an education development program spans fifteen counties. The effort includes Brantley Camden Charlton Kingsland Folkston and others joining the public works staff and state departments.
The industrial division plans broad government and private cooperation to expand production and resources. Dr. Howard announced Georgia Tech experiment station will assist, with H. E. Dennison named development chair, starting July 1. The board's mentorship roster includes numerous regional leaders and executives.
Washington reports a committee of US newspaper executives urged resuming the prior Canadian newsprint agreement. They asked War Production Board official Arthur St Treander to press Canada to restore monthly 200000 ton shipments of 32 pound newsprint to prevent further cuts to US quotas and protect one fifth of publishers using the lightweight stock.
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