29 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
1
A collage of opinion fragments and casual observations on politics culture and modern life. It notes political shifts toward Dewey Stassen and Warren, social trends, and public expectations while mixing humorous asides about fashion family and media.
The piece argues for honest leadership and criticizes political obstruction. It praises President Truman for attempting to act in the public interest despite a Republican Congress and stresses the duty of Congress to decide what is best for the nation over party aims.
The draft machinery is prepared to operate with minimal training and staff, aiming for a quick, orderly process if needed. Old boards may be recalled, exemptions will follow strict law, and the program targets ages nineteen to twenty five. Volunteers are ready, with war memories guiding a measured return to service if required.
A fragmented crossword puzzle text lists clues and numbered entries across and down. It references terms such as Serene, Native metal, Continent, Pharaohs officers, Mahes, and various misc clues, hinting at a solved puzzle with scattered words and misprints.
Cincinnati judge Stanly Struble calls obscene literature laws shackles on the mind and declares a 1943 amendment unconstitutional while defending strip-tease as not obscene. He argues God’s handiwork and sex ideas are natural, urging tolerance amid a clash of jurist and press.
New York Governor reiterates prohibition stance in acceptance speech. Georgians aided the anti prohibition effort but joined the Southern bloc in backing Sen. George. Girl Scouts host aquatic events at Camp Frances Archbold highlighted by parental interest and Miss Caroline Mays named top swimmer. Glen Arven Country Club schedules a full Fourth of July tournament day with all members invited.
The piece outlines a clash between Republicans and Democrats over Truman and Congress. Republicans law the blame on Truman and the Democrats push against Congress. Both sides prepare attacks as 435 House seats and a third of Senate seats are at stake, with regional familiarity shaping ammunition.
A dated radio program guide lists show times from 6:30 to 7:45 with news, weather, music blocks, and guest segments including Betty and Bob, Joan Brooks Sings, Frankie Carle, and Riders of the Purple Sage.
James Marlow outlines a rough national campaign with Governors Dewey and Warren opposing President Truman. The piece notes Dewey and Warren lack federal experience while Truman has four years in the White House, shaping expectations for the forthcoming contest.
Thirteen young ladies vie for the title as the beauty contest kicks off at the Rose Theatre with a parade of contestants sponsored by local stores. Billy Eager of Valdosta signs up for Piney Woods as qualifying begins tomorrow. Orioles dispatch Shortstop Eugene Geary to the Chattanooga Lookouts.
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