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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
1
Notice at the Thomasville Post Office outlines second mail handling and full news credit rights. It warns publishers to submit changes by 6 p m the day before appearance and lists advance subscription rates and contact numbers.
A compact but pointed reflection on egotism in meetings and the persistence of second hand information. The piece laments high flying as respectable while crash prone fliers fall early. It critiques re conversion rhetoric and notes prices rising as OPA interests wane.
The speaker declares a mint julep without bourbon to be nearly as tragic as washing feet with a penny pinching ritual.
A terse, fragmented line about picking up luck and avoiding harm when a car speeds toward you. It then shifts to a philosophical note on Russia seeking to keep peace while directing and controlling it.
The speaker ridicules enemy maps as liars while noting orders may arrive soon, and laments shortages and high costs. He minimizes global hunger versus domestic gripes about fruit and corn, comments on political splits in Georgia, and warns about a growing health fund request.
The article recalls the lingering fear from national railway conflict and notes that time has reduced the sharpness of that fear for most people, though memories remain of the disruption and tension it caused.
The piece notes persistent political maneuvering over the draft act with months of debate and public pressure. It cites a silver shortage as a cited cause and questions how Western newspapers and the government could have mishandled the situation.
The grand jury urges a comprehensive survey of 211 roads in Thomas County to identify needed permanent bridges and impassable hills. A unified paving program could replace costly maintenance with a bond funded plan, delivering immediate relief to farmers and residents hindered by soft clay hills and weak bridges.
The piece argues discharged veterans deserve immediate re signation to return home and the draft should extend for a year. It discusses replacing those who fought with younger or non serving men, preserving a standing army, and the public response to future drafts. It cautions about hidden records and graft in borderline cases.
A non profit group plans to establish a veterans vocational training school at the airport backed by the Christian Service Committee and local officials. About twenty thousand dollars is needed until federal pay begins. the facility would provide ten or more training varieties and serve returning servicemen with barracks and mess halls ready for use.
A narrator recalls sharing Maxwel l Maxwell passages about hope amid dark times. A traveler doubts faith until a plane night scene under a full moon shifts perspective, as the speaker echoes a biblical promise that peace comes through belief. dawn can follow night.
Evanston Illinois June 26 AP Southern California kept four players in contention as the NCAA tennis championships entered the fourth round in a bid to seize the first team title in the 62 year history of the tourney. Top seed Bob Falkenburg and brother Tom plus John Lea were active in singles with two USC doubles teams also in action.
A Congress push to end price controls threatens higher living costs but uncertainty remains on how much prices will rise. The debate centers on how long OPA should continue and how quickly markets will adjust, with experts predicting faster increases under a weak OPA.
A natural history note explains that Brazil nuts are seeds produced by a large tree native to tropical America and that the species dominates many forests in the region.
Washington June 26 AP reports four Georgia representatives supported compromise price control legislation approved 265 to 105. Keown Cox Mankin and Tarver joined the yes vote while Pace and Wood were among the no votes.
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