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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1945
Page
8
In a tense scene Uncle Louie manipulates Madge to gain freedom by posing as a friend and promising to help her. He reveals his plan to test a revolutionary formula with Madge and John as guinea pigs, while Madge slowly grows trust. The chapter ends with the pivotal question of danger and a cliffhanger.
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration plans to keep the differential for flue cured, untied and tied tobaccos around 4 cents per pound, with ceilings near 39 and 43 percent. An advisory committee urged maintaining the system ahead of Georgia market opening July 25, and a two cent tolerance was requested but unlikely.
Rome June 27 AP The 47th light bombardment group of the 12th air force involved in North Africa Sicily Italy Corsica France and Austria will depart for the United States before month end as it awaits new assignment.
A fragment list of crossword style clues and answers across and down including references to general terms, names, and descriptors across a range of topics. It contains scattered entries such as biblical and mythic names, colors, objects, and common prefixes.
The Senate may approve the world peace keeping charter by August after two weeks of hearings and two weeks of floor debate. President Truman intends to submit the formal San Francisco drawn treaty Monday with hearings set for July 9.
Rainbridge column lists residents leaving for Montgomery Beacon Hill Daytona Beach and Dothan with relatives friends and guests. Notable events include Mrs Maxwell celebrating an 85th birthday with family and friends and multiple locals visiting Albany Nashville and Atlanta during the week.
Lonkridge Ga June 27 H kh Mahler superintendent of Thomasville Schools spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at Gilbert Hotel. J O Smith introduced him and Mahler discussed the San Francisco World Peace Charter. Thomasville native Will att accompanied Mahler to Bainbridge and to the meeting. Guests included Isa Elean with Andrew Avery Al Willis and Vance Custer Jr with once Custer. New Rotary officers will be installed at the July 3 meeting.
Miss Ollie Brown of Eldorado Ga marries J L Martin of Fort Myers Fla in a quiet Eldorado Baptist Church ceremony June 24. Rev J L Pate officiated. T A Womack played nuptial music. best man Iz ie Hayes assisted.
Government agencies note that sugar shortages could limit bakery products. They state German and Japanese properties seized in the United States will not be returned to owners. What happens to billions hinges on Congress and the president as funds could cover government claims against Germany and Japan.
Washington June 27 AP Ceiling prices in dollars and cents will take effect July 2 for gum rosin sales by producers and dealers. The OPA said ceilings replace the prior Savannah exchange based method and apply to rosin used in paper, soap, paint, and plastics with ranges from 5.50 to 6.55 dollars per 100 pounds F.O.B. The new order also covers turpentine with ceilings to keep prices reasonable.
Washington reports cotton textile mills may apply adjustable pricing to more items after OPA permission. The move follows a wage order by the War Labor Board and covers ginghams seersuckers and related fabrics under cotton products regulations along with various cloths bags diapes bed linens and allied goods.
Hamilton Holt a Macon geologist and businessman was elected the third Georgian to lead Kiwanis International succeeding Ben Dean. Holt has served as Kiwanis trustee and treasurer and is president of Clark Memorials and the Georgia Outdoor Advertising Company.
The staff of Finney General Hospital's laboratory holds a picnic tonight at Heard Pond near Thomasville. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
FGH Red Sox were defeated by Marianna Army Air Base 13 to 4 at Marianna. Pitcher Johnson of the winning team struck out 22 batters.
Miss Jane Caldwell formerly a civilian nurse at Finney General Hospital married Cpl Edward Langford a Finney patient Sunday evening at St Thomas Episcopal Church Rev George Shirley officiating The bride resumes nursing at Archibald Hospital in Thomasville Langford a medical detachment member wounded in Europe was the first Finney duty personnel to return from overseas Miss Mary C Moore of the Red Cross sang at the ceremony
The NCO club at Finney General Hospital opens its summer dancing season with a Thursday night dance. Set Tony Maranzano president announces. The 395th ASF band orchestra will provide music for the 8:30 PM event in the club rooms.
The fourth Red Cross Special Services radio program at Finney General Hospital aired Tuesday afternoon. Mary Brown and Pvt Barbera Swift introduced the week’s planned activities. A preview of the Red Cross Gay Nineties Revue featured Set Walter Reed Tec William Kircheim and Pvt Geoffrey Bennett singing. Maury C. Moore joined Pvt Bennett for two duets.
The notice describes a family gathering in Thomasville on a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hargrave and their kin.
Pattern 1059 is a slim-waisted iced lemonade style with cap sleeves and a square neck for hot days. Pattern 9105 lists sizes 14 through 42 with size 16 needing 278 yards of 39 inch fabric.
Pvt Mary Grant of Charlotte N C and Sgt Ralph Sigmon of the Eighth Air Forces married June 20 at Fort Finney General Hospital in Spartanburg S C. Grant trained as a medical technician at Port Elizabeth and Sigmon, from Hickory N C, has been overseas for months.
Hostesses from the colored USO in Thomasville entertained colored patients on Ward C-10 at Jinney, providing social visit and morale boosting. The event highlighted wartime community support for African American service members and hospital patients.
General Hospital hosted a party sponsored by the Red Cross with Louise Fagan winning the pin up contest among guests.
Finney General Hospital ward attendants were relieved of duty by hospital technicians to attend a Wakulla Springs party. They left at 1 o clock for swimming and boat trips, then were to dine at Balfour Plantation in Thomasville with supper later. Jack Sherling's novelty band provided entertainment.
The notion that the earth is a sphere traces to the Pythagorean school of Greek philosophy dating back to 500 B C. The assertion appears in historical discussions of early astronomy and philosophy.
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