Jimmy 'F Shoots 70 to Qualify in Glen Arven Play
Jimmy Lee of Tallahassee posted a 70 in the qualifying round for Glen Arven's Fourth of July Tournament and sits near the top of the field. Bill Goodloe of Valdosta shot 75. about fifteen players have qualified with many more preparing to enter as organizers aim for around a hundred entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy 'F
Glen Arven
Jimmy Lee
Tallahassee
Bill Goodloe
Valdosta
Sam S. Conoly
Jacksonville
Gordon Bullock
B. H. Rodgers
W. H. Inlow
John Slater
Fred Robinson
George Hamer
Columbus
Lt. Plantz
Turner Field
Finney
Te. W. E. VanBrunt
Bill VanBrunt
Quitman
Albany
Camilla
Bainbridge
Rent Control Q A Series Begins In Thomasville Times Enterprise
The Times Enterprise introduces a daily series on federal rent control for Thomasville and Thomas County. Drawn from the Office of Price Administration catechism, the Q A informs readers about regulatory rules and tenant protections under the new program.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Times-Enterprise
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Additional Firms Listed in Jaycees War Loan Drive
A new round of stores joined the Jaycees effort to promote Series E War Bonds as the Fifth War Loan Drive continues. Firms include Ferguson Hardware Co and others, with workers noting donations from former employees in service and veterans. Bond purchases through July 5 grant a free patriot’s pass to a Betty Grable film at Rose Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Ferguson Hardware Co
L. A. Mann Decorating Co
Stevens Sea Food Service
Tuck Imp. Co
Millegan and Stringer Drug Store
Gilber
Watt Building Material Co., Inc
Fromer
D. C. Martin
Army
USA
E. G. Bobbett
Thurman Owens
Laurie Dekle
WAC
W. Feinberg
Jordan Furniture Co
John W. Hughes
Ike Harriet
Walter Davis
Clyde Lambe
Davis Grocery
Jimmy Culpepper
Navy
The
Moon Jewelery Co
Moon Jeweley Co
Walker P. Hill
Betty Grable
Rose Theatre
Brownell Named to Direct Dewey Campaign in 1944
New York lawyer Herbert Brownell Jr., 30, elected chairman of the Republican national committee to guide Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's 1944 presidential effort. He succeeds Harrison Spangler and brings a war shaped campaign plan with Dewey’s allies predicting a pace aligned to Allied progress.
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Chicago
Herbert Brownell, Jr
New York
Republican National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Republican Party
Brownell
Harrison BE. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Peru
Neb
University of Nebraska
Yale Law School
New York State
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Werner W. Schroeder
Ilinois
Horace A. Saye
Oklahoma
Katherine K. Brown
Ezra R. Whitlaw
Idaho
Harold W. Mason
Vermont
Jouett Ross Todd
Kentucky
Sinclair Weeks
G.O.P
National Committee
Harrison
Spangler
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Europe
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Republicans and Dewey in Chicago Convention Sparks Debate
A Chicago Republican gathering reveals ongoing critique of the party’s South stance and doubts about Dewey’s suitability for president. The piece notes Dewey’s New York racket-busting fame, Roosevelt’s leadership, and Southern Democrats split from the New Deal coalition, with Pepper and others opposing anti administration critics.
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Chicago
South
Claude Pepper
New Deal
John Garner
Hull Declares War Time Pact With Nazi Germany
The Finnish government enters a hard military partnership with Nazi Germany to fight the Allies, a step seen as a final diplomatic break by U S officials. The move follows Finland's ongoing war with Russia since 1941 and is tied to the Russian offensives, ending hopes for a Finnish peace through diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Finland
Russia
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Flaming Battle Across Monsoon Swamps For Pacific Landing
The piece notes uphill allied struggles in the monsoon swamps as Pacific forces plan a potential China landing. Finland’s Hjalmar J. Procope and three counselors were expelled over actions seen as hostile to U S interests. Procope and two counselors left Washington. Urho Toivola stayed amid family illness.
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Pacific
China
Hjalmar J. Procope
United States
Procope
T. ©. Vahervuori
Risto Solanko
Washington
Finland
Urho Toivola
Toivola
Miss Louise Fitzpatrick and Eileen Barnett Guests on Park Avenue
Miss Louise Fitzpatrick of Baltimore and Miss Eileen Barnett of Lynchburg Virginia are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Brown on Park Avenue. Mrs. Jimmie Woodruff returned to Tampa after visiting her parents in Thomasville. Lt. Jack B. Moncrief leaves for Camp Crowder Missouri after a week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Poole and family visited relatives in North Carolina and Virginia then prepare for Nashville duty. Mrs. Poole and the children stay in Norfolk with her parents until August 1 before returning to Thomasville.
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Louise Fitzpatrick
Baltimore
Eileen Barnett
Lynchburg, Va
R. G. Brown
Park Avenue
Jimmie Woodruff
Tampa
Thomasville
O.S. Moncrief
Jack B. Moncrief
Camp Crowder Mo
Mrs
W. R. Poole
North Carolina
Virginia
Refugees report Nazi executions rise in German regions
A WWII era dispatch notes defiance by refugees and fear of executions as Nazi records indicate 741 Germans and foreign workers killed in the Munich region between June 8 and 15, about 500 in the East region and around 1,500 in the Cologne district.
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Hei
Munish
Easen
Cologne
Local Church Leaders and Officers Named
J. S. Johnson serves as Pastor at the Methodist Church. Mrs. W. M. Davis presides over the Baptist W. M. A. Mrs. J. D. Culpepper is President of the Methodist W. M. A. W. E. Roberts is listed as a merchant.
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J. S. Johnson
Methodist Church
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Jaycees
Cowden Auto Supply
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Hart
P. S
Friends OF
A. B
Berry) Hart
Dewey Gop
Repubs
Altho
United States Supreme Court
White House
Tammany Hall
HULL
Meigs
Roy Segler
Roy. Segler
Thomas Countians
T. Tipton
James Carter
T. J. Willis
Councilman
Earl Dollar
C. A. Raiford
M. E. Simpson
R. E. Johnson
J. A. Bowers
Tom Smith
Bank of Meigs
W. R. Croft
Baptist Church
W. M. Davis
Prest
W.M.A
J. D. Culpepper
W. E. Roberts
E. M. Aultman, Merchant
W. A. Hewell
Leon Banks, Barber
J. R. Hambleton
Insurance
J. M. Isler, M.D
J. N. Carter Co., Merchants
Otto Carter
J. A. Hartsfield
Ij. L. Pilcher
Leo Wilkes
W. R. Bowers
W. H. Rehberg
Glenn Scruggs
Vocational
Meigs School Board
J. L. Pilcher & Sons
F. C. Pittman
Sec.-Treas
H. R. Smith
W. M. Sasser
C. C. Wurst, Merchant
J. A. Garrett
M. D. E. Moore
A.C.L
Meigs Truck & Tractor CO
Sasser
J. W. Nelms
R. Whiddon
D. A. Willis
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