Revival and court actions mix in Thomasville notices
A revival program led by First Presbyterian and city churches draws youths and families with later services at 8 pm and a closing dedication at Pine Park. separate coverage notes a Federal Court conspiracy case against four white men tied to liquor and revenue law violations, with defense cross examination continuing and proceedings delaying until morning.
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Pine Park
Robert Bowen
Teeny Thomasville
Miles Friends of the Ct
Federal Court
Thomasville
McFederal
How Did It Happen by N Y B Dewey Nominated?
The piece reflects on a mild convention atmosphere with Dewey poised as the Republican presidential nominee amid mixed Georgia delegation support and cautious optimism. It notes a restrained platform, debates over Willkie and Bricker, and Georgia primary plans for July Fourth, including contests for Congress and state offices.
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Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Wisconsin
Warrn
California
Bricker
Middle West
Thomas County E Bond Push Urged as Sales Lag
Thomas county residents are urged to buy at least 330000 in E Bonds with total bonds set at 830000 as local buyers lag. Officials warn delay risks shortages to meet wartime quotas and call on citizens to act now despite wartime weariness.
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Thomas County
Fidelis Class Plans Meeting at Mrs J O Swift Home
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs J O Swift on North Madison Street Thursday at eight o'clock in the evening.
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Second Baptist Church
Mab
First Baptist Church
J. O. Swift
North Madison Street
Notice to GSO Girls About Party at Finney
All GSO girls planning to attend the Finney party this afternoon should meet at the USO at 6 30 p m Special summer hats offered at half price plus 25 cents Mrs J H Spence 108 North Broad Street.
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GSO
Finney
USO
J.m
J. H. Spence
North Broad St
Argentina Relations Tighten as Ambassador Is Recalled
Washington reports a sharpened U S stance toward Argentina after the recall of Ambassador Norman Armour. Armour is set to depart Buenos Aires for consultations, reflecting Washington's displeasure that Argentina did not join the hemisphere in the drive against the axis.
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Argentina
Washington
United States
Norman Armour
Armour
Buenos Aires
Buncos Aires
Telephone cable laid under the Channel in use
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force announced the special telephone cable beneath the English Channel is now in use. The first call linked an RAP Normandy base to air chief Marshal Leigh-Mallory’s office, described as as clear as a local call by a WAAF operator.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
English Channel
Rap
Normandy
Trafford L. Leigh-Mallory
WAAF
Insurance growth in protecting against theft and loss
The text notes the expansion of compensation and indemnity provisions covering accidents, damages, and theft of personal belongings, with bonds and protections for losses in transit. It comments on the surprising breadth and generous evaluation of loss chances in various conditions.
Evening program shifts to worship and discussion themes
Activity Week starts at the usual time and place tonight. Worship at 8 20 replaces the regular prayer meeting in the church auditorium with the topic Gaining Strength for Fostering Justice and Love. Bill Shropshire leads a Social Justice discussion in the Wesley Bible Class room at Sidiopdn.
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Bill Shropshire
Wesley Bible
Sidi Op. Dn
Flight Officer Harry S. Letchas Arrives Tonight for Visit
Flight Officer Harry S. Letchas son of Mr and Mrs Sam Letchas is due in this city late today from Blytheville Arkansas where he has just earned his wings at the aviation training school. Friends look forward to his return and Mr Shorty Letchus will accompany him from the graduation exercises.
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Harry S. Katchas
Sam Letchas
Blytheville
Arkansas
Shorty Letchus
Heroism Honored Lt John Rebarchek Leads Storm to Cherbourg
Over Cherbourg on June 26 Lt John Rebarchek 24 of Graceton Minnesota led 125 men against a heavily defended strongpoint. He survived while 60 remained in combat 25 dead and 40 wounded as 288 Germans surrendered. His group was praised as one of the war’s stout defenses with a Congressional Medal of Honor anticipated.
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Rebarchek
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