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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1949
Page
1
A garbled column reflects on coal versus fuel oil, travel plans, the Allatoona Dam route change, potential summer weather impacts on sports, book borrowing reminders, a social invitation misstep, and a note on a governor’s trip while hinting at broader regional tensions.
A vivid discussion on how far government should aid various groups under the Roosevelt era reforms. The text weighs farm relief, taxpayer costs, and the balance between democracy and socialism while urging productive farming and a decent living standard.
A pastorals from Thomanville ministers urges officers to root out harmful practices. Grand juries have repeatedly sought fixes to illicit customs. Community and citizens are urged to support law enforcement to prevent further moral decline and corruption.
The essay argues public law serves private rights and subordinates them to the state, comparing democracy and communism as two acceptable paths. It contends totalitarianism curtails individual enterprise, warns against coercive control over conscience, and urges preservation of basic freedoms and tolerance for truth against state domination. The piece frames a struggle between faith, politics, and rights under global tensions.
The article argues that Russian policies oppress subjugated peoples and threaten global stability. It condemns Moscow’s methods as untruthful and calls for vigilance as world powers confront the ongoing conflict. It contrasts Russian ambitions with a motto of live and let live and notes evolving popular tastes in music records.
Lawmakers pass a resolution denouncing entertainment and Negro references amid fears of racial discord. Top Georgia golfer Bobbs Jones shoots 69 in the National Open as Pringle retires from the Thomasville Rotary presidency. Weather greets Bashom Springs tournament as Black defends state title amid other local items.
A wary sports devotee who attends games when his team wins avoids games during slumps. As the crowd blames players and weather for losses, he fears exposure and withdraws, yet the team recovers after his absence, and the pennant seems within reach.
A scanned radio timetable lists daily programs from 6:30 in the morning through 1:48 AM, including News segments, musical shows, and various features such as Circle T Roundup Plantation House Party Statesman Quake and Danceland Review with times across the day. It also notes Midwest and Georgia market news, dance bands, and civic announcements.
A fragment discusses a person’s cautious approach to noncompetitive hobbies like growing roses. It mentions several names including Mrs. Carnell Baker and Miss Cleo Banks, along with pianists Barbara Martin and Carnell Baker. The text then lists Spain’s main agricultural crops: wheat, barley, oats, rye, olives and fruit.
Coolidge Baptist Church finishes a Bible school with 107 enrollees. Miss Madge Farr serves as supervisor and teacher, assisted by Bryant Loves, pastor. Teachers included Mrs Cleo Suber and Mrs Presley Suber.
Little Ochlochnee Baptist Church three miles east of Ochlochnee holds its annual homecoming next Sunday July 2 starting at 10 15 am with Sunday School Revs W M Davis F A Bone and John W Parker pastor plus others will participate with special music Dinner on the ground All welcome to attend The note adds a 1948 fire damage figure of 711 114 000 for context.
A remedy for irritated skin from Athlete's Foot to minor burns, sunburn, poison ivy, and insect bites is the B.G.O. formula. It promises rapid soothing relief sold at drug stores and, if unsatisfied, costs nothing. write Berman's Laboratory Dept. 5 Atlanta Ga.
In a local self help spirit the county funded a traveling tuberculosis clinic a fully equipped truck X rays residents free of charge. The piece urges action over waiting for government and cites brewers tavern owners as cooperative examples for public benefit.
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