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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1947

Page

3

De Nicola Re elected President of Italian Assembly

Rome June 26 AP reports Italy's constituent assembly re elected 69 year old Enrico De Nicola as provisional president of the Italian Republic less than a day after his resignation citing poor health.

DE Nicola Italian Assembly Rome Iitaly Constituent Assembly Enrico de Nicola

Federation of Club Women Opposes Rent Control Resolution

New York June 26 AP The general Federation of Women's Clubs defeated a resolution urging continuance of a federal equitable rent control program. Proponents cited help to veterans and young homemakers, while opponents argued property rights favor widows and renters and questioned ongoing controls.

New York General Federation of Women’s Clubs United States Horace B. Ritchie Athens Resolutions William A. Smith Alaska Federation Laura Gorton Connecticut Federation France People

Social notes highlight Betty Turner and Frances Harris nuptial week

Mrs W L Harris hosts a party for Frances Harris the new Mrs Bill Harris in Broad Street home Bishopville society members and out of town guests. Betty Turner bride elect receives attention from Misses Carolyn Fidson Katherine Smith and others as other social events preview the Turner Marrow wedding and related hospitality across town.

W. L. Harris Frances Bill) Harris Thomasville Broad Street W. R. Harris R. H. Mattox St. Augustine Fla Harris Martha Ball Ann Fidson Jane Faulk Betty Turner Marrianne Jefferies Mary Ralph Wallace Smith Thomas Preston Johnson Betty Wilbur Milton Carolyn Fidson Katherine Smith Spencer Marrow Quanah Texas Theo Titus Jr Cravatt Wancy Rose Pugh Talbot Nunnally Yellowstone National Park John Mobley John W. Mobley Atlanta John

Nellie Wood Dies in Miami Rites Planned in Boston

Announcement: the body of Mrs. Nellie Wood will be brought to Boston for interment Friday at four o clock after she died Tuesday in Miami Florida. Survivors include B O Wood of Pavo Sam Wood of Miami Mrs G S McCann Mrs N H Brite of Miami and Mrs Georgia Holloway of Register Georgia. The item notes fire death statistics in the United States have remained relatively stable over 30 years.

Nellie “Wood Miami Boston Nellie Wood Wood Fla B. O. Wood Pavo Sam Wood G. S. McCann N. H. Brite Georgia Holloway Register

Clifton Reagan Killed in Motorcycle Truck Accident

Otis Clifton Reagan formerly of Cairo now of Thomasville died after his motorcycle lost control on the Jairo highway near Greenwood Plantation. A truck owned by Armour and Co driven by Roscoe Spradley of Tifton struck him as he lay mangled on the road. The State Patrol investigated and funeral services were set for Cairo Presbyterian Church with interment in Cairo Cemetery. Reagan was 22, survived by wife Margaret Barksdale and daughter Suwanna, plus his mother Minnie Reagan and three brothers and a sister.

Otis Clifton, Reagan Cairo Thomasville The Georgia Packing Co Armour & Co Tifton Roscoe Spradley Greenwood Plantation Jairo Highway Whiddon Forsyth-Beadan Funeral Home Presbyterian Church In Chas. M. Robinson John B Minnie Johnson Reagan Grady County Margaret Barksdale East Clay Street Georgia Packing Company Suwanna Minnie Reagan Charleston S. C Edward Anda Alvan Reagan Curtes Reagan A. S. Sellers

Molotov Reaches Paris to Begin 3 Power Talks

Russia’s V. M. Molotov arrived in Paris for three power conferences on American aid to Europe. British and U. S. representatives, including William L. Clayton and Lewis W. Douglas, reported broad conclusions from talks. Clayton planned to stay for consultation. Bevin and Bidault to meet Molotov on Marshall plan terms.

Paris Russia V. M. Molotov Europe U. S London William L. Clayton Lewis W. Douglas Washington Clayton Molotov Ernest, Bevin Georges Bidault George C. Marshall

Safe-Robbery Wave Prompts City Crime Concerns

This week a local concern faced another safe robbery attempt with no loss or damage. The piece notes a rising crime wave and argues police under staffing, calls for cracking down on crime breeding areas, and criticizes unemployment benefits as disincentive to work while urging better community protection.

Vagrancy Debate and Calls for Work Obligation

Editorial urges harsh action against idleness and vagrancy arguing that able bodied people should work. It cites Mosaic doctrine and warns that loitering spaces fuel crime while proposing amendments to laws to aid the unemployed through no fault of their own.

Ford recovering after Georgia football crash near Waycross

George Ford, University of Georgia fullback and Lowell Mass., student, showed regained consciousness and was described as satisfactory after a car accident near Waycross. He suffered two skull fractures and multiple cuts as the car overturned four times on the Waycross Athens highway. teammate Mike Cooley was uninjured.

Waycross George Ford University of Georgia Lowell Mass Mike Cooley Cooley Jacksonville Fla. A Ford Athens

We Save Money on Hires Then Pay Later in Costs

The speaker argues that cutting police hires saves short term funds but leads to higher future expenses from court and prison costs. This cautious stance highlights long term financial risk and the futility of penny pinching police budgets.

Strikes Hit Mills and Railroads Amid Coal Stoppage

Pittsburgh reports four day coal stoppage spurring wildcat walkouts and mass layoffs. About 222,000 miners idle as Hartley Taft labor law protests surge. Youngstown Sheet & Tube expects thousands idle. Alabama and Chicago plants also affected. The Duke of Windsor abdicated at 42.

Pittsburgh Jners Airman Ala Alabama Moni Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co Youngstown Chicago

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Blanks Honey Georgia Valdosta John Dixon Federation OF Club Women For Nation TROUT Pompano Stevens Sea Food Service W. Jackson Nan Agnes Scott Bank OF Thomas County Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Clifton Reagan U. OF GA Duke of Windsor England Py Uta Colgate Antilope Weil Dana Colgate.‘ Paste Quinsana Ae Isan Germaine Monteil Tonjouis Moi Corday Zoe Ana Rayve Crem Fitch Helen Rubenstein Arobos Elizabeth Arden Elizabeth Arden Inman Trushay Jergens Chamberlain Cheramy Hind Helena Rubenstein Vigoro Baby Dept Clapp Birdley South Broad St. Thomasville, Ga
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