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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1945
Page
1
Insertion changes for Stig Advertisements must be handed in by 6 p m the day before they appear. The item notes general commentary on postwar topics and local plans, including remarks on farming, politics, and public facilities in a mid century observational tone.
The piece explains phantom circuits enabling multiple messages on a single line and forecasts a surge in telephone capacity with new cables. It notes wartime phone controls and postwar plans by AT and T to rapidly mass produce and install phones, stressing priority for military use and eventual extensions for households.
The Columbus Ledger will publish the name of any man or woman caught driving while drunk and paying a fine or bond. No exceptions from officials, from the mayor to Fort Benning, in publishing names. The piece warns that increased gasoline availability could raise accidents caused by drunk drivers.
The piece contends Germans claim they did as they were told to justify Nazi acts while arguing thousands were punished for the Nazi business. It critiques Nazi greed and coercion, the murder of Jews, and the moral collapse of German society. It also notes U S drunk driving enforcement parallels and cites The Columbus Ledger reflecting on public accountability.
The notice lists ration details for meats fats processed foods sugar shoes gasoline and fuel oil with stamp ranges and expiration dates. It notes no plans to cancel any and provides next stamp validity dates and coupon quantities for various periods and items.
The general assembly will grant each member one vote and broad debate within the UN charter. The security council, five permanent members plus six elected, dominates decisions on force and major actions. Trusteeship aims to administer seized territories like Saipan, balancing non strategic and strategic areas under guidance of the assembly.
Atlanta June 27 The state health director Dr T J Abercrombie urged parents to follow a five point plan to protect children during summer from infantile paralysis. Key steps include avoiding overexertion and sudden chilling, maintaining cleanliness, avoiding minor operations during epidemics, not swimming in polluted water, and limiting contact with anyone showing illness. Symptoms include fever weakness sore throat nausea vomiting and fatigue.
Atlanta report: Internal Revenue Collector Marion H. Allen warns motorists that the motor vehicle use tax is not repealed. He stresses that all motor vehicles must display the new motor vehicle use stamp beginning July 1.
The Women’s Auxiliary met at the Presbyterian Manse in Donalsonville. Mrs. M. C. Liddell hosted with officers and members in attendance. opening hymn I Love To Tell the Story and prayer led by Mrs. Eleanor Chason.
Donalsonville June 27. Mr and Mrs N P Malcolm hosted a Sunday family reunion at their home. Attendees included Harmon Alday and Golden Alday from Chatta hoochee Fla and several Alday relatives from Thomasville Iron City Bainbridge and Donalsonville. Relatives joined with Jim Scruggs and family, Mr and Mrs Wallace Robinson, and Cpl and Mrs Sol Guterman among others.
Miss Elizabeth Eagerton daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Eagerton of Brinson and Cecil Spooner son of Mr and Mrs Luke Spooner of Donalsonville were married in Brinson Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon. Rev Marvin Vincent officiated with a ring ceremony. The altar featured greenery and Picardy gladioli. Music was provided by Mrs Maston O Neal, Miss Emily Bridges, and Miss Evelyn Bridges. The bride wore a steel blue two piece suit with white accessories and a white orchid. she was given in marriage by her father. The couple will reside in Donalsonville where the groom is in business.
The passage notes that the strategic component would fall under the oversight of the security council. It emphasizes centralized authority and coordinated planning within a formal governance framework.
Atlanta June 27 AP A railroad request to extend the July 6 deadline for reducing passenger rates across four southern states was denied after a conference with state representatives and railway officials. The states Alabama Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina were involved in a Supreme Court decision on June 11 that required rail interests to revert to the former rate of 1.65 cents per mile from July 6.
A British plan proposes a new interim government giving Indians most cabinet posts while the viceroy remains and military control stays with Britain. Released Congress prisoners, including leaders after the Cripps mission, brighten hopes for a Simla conference if Gandhi and Jinnah reconcile, potentially advancing independence talks.
John W. Friedlander, president of Aeronea Aircraft Corp of Middletown Ohio, announced civilian two person light planes with 90 mph cruising speed will begin production soon. Equipment is ready for reconversion and facilities can be quickly re-arranged. Friedlander said materials will be obtainable as civilian production resumes.
Fragmentary timetable shows times for departures and arrivals to and from Dothan and Pensacola with multiple morning and evening slots. Exact destinations and confirmed dates are not readable.
Miss Frances Barwick wed Will T. Castleberry of Meigs in a quiet Sunday ceremony June 17 at the home of Rev. W. R. Croft. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mary Barwick, attended Pelham Consolidated schools. The groom, son of Mrs. Castleberry and the late Mr. Castleberry, is employed with Clark Thread Company of Pelham. They reside with the bride's mother in Meigs.
Advertises Black and White Ointment for eczema acne pimples ringworm tetter salt rheum and other skin miseries. Promises immediate antiseptic action with 25 years of success and refund if not satisfied. Includes soap and skin soup product lines with 10 25 or 50 cent sizes.
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