Rosenberg's Department Store Announces Expansion Sale
Rosenberg's Department Store launches a Great Expansion Sale tomorrow at nine. The sale aims to clear one of the city’s largest stocks before moving August first to a new two story Madison Jackson location. Prices are dramatically cut to offer massive savings with enhanced staff for the next thirty days.
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Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Rosenberg's Department Store
Jackson’ Street
Broad and
Madison Streets
Thas
Madison and
Jackson Streets
Drink Bruce's Juices Ad Claims Pure Orange Grapefruit Tomato
The advertisement promotes undiluted juice blends of orange grapefruit and tomato under the branded real thing claim. It identifies Fruit Juice Company J A Turrentine as distributor offering individual service and a phone contact.
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Bruce
American Medical Association
J. A. Turrentine
Hart Named as Candidate for State Legislature
A. B. Hart is stated to run for one of two legislative seats from Thomas county. In a letter to friends he declares plans to champion health and education, urging repayment of back salaries to school teachers with interest and prompt monthly payments. Modern Day Cleaners advert follows.
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A. B. Hart
Thomas County
Hart
Weather Forecast for Thomasville Georgia June 27 1940
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a chance of scattered thunder showers. Observation at 8 a m shows yesterday's high and last night’s low, plus monthly extremes. Precipitation 0.00 inches in the last 24 hours, totals for the month and year noted.
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Department OF Agric
TURE
Weather Bureau
Thomasville
Alterations Bid Request for Thomasville Y M C A Building
Sealed bids for alterations to the Y M C A building and swimming pool in Thomasville Georgia are due by 5 00 p m July 1 1940. Plans available for 2 00 deposit refundable on delivery. bids may be rejected. 100 percent base bid bond required. project supervised by City Engineer W W Braswell.
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Thomasville
W. R. Milton
Milton
W. W. Braswell
How Did It Happen A Critical Collision Of Policy And War
A provocative column critiques twenty years of British policy linking it to World War I outcomes. It argues Britain feared France and relied on Germany to counter Russia, leading to massive casualties and a fractured postwar world. It also attacks Hoover and Dewey, praising Taft as the logical Republican nominee while dismissing Dewey. The piece ends with stray notes on barbecue turkey and local business expansion as the Tourists stumble in a game watched by 6,142 fans.
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Britain
France
Germany
Russia
First Baptist WMU Board Meets Tomorrow
The executive board of the First Baptist Women’s Missionary Union will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock at the church.
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First Baptist W. M. U
First Baptist Womens Missionary Union
Marriage plans announced by Bay City couple
Bay City couple announces the engagement of Lola Isabelle Coleburn to Harry Manning Stubbs son of Boston clergy. The wedding is planned soon. plus notes on Masonic Lodge meeting and Bris endine sworn into Georgia Welfare Board by Governor Rivers.
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Atlanta
W. B. Brisendine
Fort Valley
Governor Rivers
Georgia Welfare Board
Billy Simpson Named New President of Kiroy Club
Officers for the six month term were named at the Kiroy club meeting. Billy Simpson became president succeeding Walter Moreland. W. R. Red Milton was vice president, Fon dren Gainey secretary, Jack Zalamas treasurer, replacing Bob Jackson who handed a seven dollar and fifty cent relief check to the Red Cross. Arthur Robison was elected as a prospective member.
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Billy Simpson
Kiroy Club
Walter Moreland
W. R. “Red” Milton
Lavon Cook
Fondren Gainey
Lee Singletary
Jack Zalamas
Bob Jackson
Red Cross Relief
Carl Poulk
Arthur Robison
Monash Shop Announces Semi annual Sale
Friends and customers are invited to read an advertisement in todays Times Enterprise announcing a semi annual sale starting tomorrow morning. The event features summer wear and accessories plus other merchandise with guaranteed satisfaction and no purchase limits. The sale aims to aid shoppers at reduced prices as the vacation season begins.
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Monash
Times-Enterprise
Jury Decides In Favor Of Claimant In Auto Suit
The Bank of Ochlochnee wins against T R Holton and Lee Morris over title to an automobile sold by Holton, agent for Culpepper agency, with the bank claiming a lien. Other civil and several criminal matters were handled this week. A 10 day clearance sale by Mrs J H Spence in Athens featured deep discounts on dresses hats and coats. Athens reports 60 recruits for Civil Aeronautics Authority pilot training with ground school nightly and flights expected by week end. program ends September 15.
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Bank of Ochlochnee
T. R. Holton
Lee Morris
Holton
Culpepper
Morris
Athens
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Government housing bid invited for rural project in Georgia
The Thomas County Housing Authority seeks sealed bids for a dwelling house and privy on Unit 1 of Low rent Rural Housing Project GA 12 1 in Thomas County Georgia. Bids due July 1 1940 at 2 p.m. EST at the Thomas County Courthouse Thomasville. Bonds and minimum wage requirements apply.
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Thomas County Housing Authority
Thomas County
State of Georgia
Thomas County Court House
Thomasville
Housing Authority
Georgia
U.S
Ggronds
Rural Urban Curb Market Opens On Broad Street
The Rural Urban Curb Market, run under State Bureau of Markets and the Women's Junior Chamber of Commerce, opens Saturday at 112 North Broad Street beside Wayne Week's Smoke Shop. Members must show a noncontagious health statement and sign a sanitary food statement approved by the market manager and board. The market has run seven months and invites Thomasville women to visit and shop.
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State Bureau of Markets
Women’s Junior Chamber of Commerce
North Broad Street
Wayne Week
Moon Jewelry Co
Curb Market
Thomasville
Your Roof Is Important For Preserving Your House
Brewton Supply Co. promotes roof seating and materials to extend home life and protect structures.
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Brewton Supply CO
Army Officers Fly Here In Bomber For Airport Survey
Lieutenant Melton Lieutenant Champion Sergeant Cole and Corporal Ranner of the U S Army arrived shortly after noon today in an army bomber from MacDill Field Tampa Fla. The party landed at the Municipal Airport and will stay until tomorrow morning to survey the local airport.
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Melton
Champion
Sargeant Cole
Corperal Ranner
U. S. Army
MacDill Field
Tamna
Fla
Roberts urges longer leaf market season in Georgia
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Columbus Roberts asks for more buyers and a longer selling season as tobacco markets open in south Georgia and north Florida. He notes congestion from limited buyers, late leaf quality improving, and uncertain prices due to wartime exports. last year Georgia sold 98 million pounds for about 12.82 cents a pound across 50 counties and 50 warehouses in 35 cities.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Columbus Roberts
Tobacco Association of the
United States
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
South Georgia
Florida
Japanese Deny Plan to Invade French Indo China
Tokyo reports Japanese forces along the Indo-China border have no invasion plans. The dispatch says Tokyo aims to cut supply routes to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek’s armies while keeping French Indo-China outside attack.
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French
Indo China
Tokyo
Domel
Nanning
China
Indo-China
Hungary Claims Hitler pledge to meet territorial demands
Budapest reports a letter from Adolf Hitler to Prime Minister Teleki stating Hungary’s territorial claims will be met. The note accompanies signs of a Balkan realignment as Hungary and Bulgaria consider Romanian capitulation to Russian demands amid Germany’s victory in France.
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Budanest
Pal Teleki
Adolf Hitler
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hitler
Balkans
Teleki
France
Helen Keller Turns 60 Amid World Worry in Wilton
Helen Keller, blind author and lecturer, marked her 60th birthday at her Wilton home with a mournful mood saying the world is in such a state she cannot be gay. Polly Thompson, Keller's secretary, quoted Keller on the somber day. In Americus, Florence Davenport Hollis also celebrated her 1st birthday, with a social luncheon planned by family and friends including daughter Mrs. Grantland Rite, wife of a New York sports writer.
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Americus
Florence Davenport Hollis
Grantland Rite
New York
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T. A. Futch Howe. CO. Inc
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