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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
1
A historical newspaper masthead from Thomasville Georgia lists publication details, advertising deadlines, and contact lines including office location The document notes Associated Press credit and subscription rates and emphasizes advertisement scheduling cutoffs and page transmission procedures.
The column mixes wartime speculation and domestic chatter. It mentions Allied and Japanese strategies, Hitler’s fate, and U S Navy gear while noting a Kansas divorce case, aviation shows, a planned recreation center in Moultrie, and a Thomasville housing need. It reflects daily life during the war era.
President Truman Kaas urges swift U S Senate action to ratify a new peace pact, arguing for a simple majority and rapid organization. He denounces the League of Nations as dead and warns Georgia senators to back the treaty or face electoral consequences.
A reflective piece on the meaning of warplanes and their vast behind the scenes effort. It describes pilots crews training millions of people and resources, from cost to organization, and recalls Pearl Harbor and Japan’s early successes to illustrate the massive effort and stakes of air power.
James Marlow discusses who must authorize U S military action under United Nations security council decisions. He notes Congress or the president could need to approve deployments and warns of potential stalemate if one of the big five balks on future amendments. The piece contrasts the San Francisco charter with the League of Nations and stresses reliance on the big five.
The United States claims it has seized its property and is poised to strike at enemy territories including Tong land, Holland, and France. The nation asserts it can attack home lands with forces unrivaled on land sea or air.
The peace accord faces Senate debate and immediate acceptance to demonstrate U S readiness to honor commitments and project strength to the world.
Los Angeles police arrested actor John Carradine on a back alimony claim of 4116 dollars filed by his former wife Ardanelle Carradine. He posted a 2900 dollar bond and was freed. The arrest cites a state law allowing action to stop leaving the state to dodge creditors.
Atlanta June 30 AP Confederate General James Jones died yesterday at the Confederate Soldiers Home in Atlanta after a century of life. He outlived three—lived through a long era and shared a link to a famed film star, Vivian Leigh, in a brief biographical note.
A vivid portrait of postwar Vienna shows a city scarred yet resilient. An elderly woman endures hunger and loss while recalling better days and the war’s chaos, as Russians repurpose bombed sites and cultural life slowly returns with cinemas and performances.
Ration details outline stamp validity across categories including Meats Fats and Oils blue stamps through July and August dates, Sugar Book four stamp 36 five pounds valid through August 31 with next stamp September 1, Shoes Book three airplane stamps valid indefinitely, Gasoline 16A coupons six gallons through September 2 and related five gallon coupons with June 30 expirations, Fuel Oil periods one through five valid through August 31, and notes on last year's period four and five fish language daily.
A Georgia farmer and schoolteacher born January 4 1845 in Crawfordville died after confinement since April 26 following Confederate Memorial Day observances in Oakland Cemetery. He served as private in the Confederate Army and was honored by the Confederate Veterans. He witnessed General Joe Johnson surrender to General Sherman. Jones, who moved from Sharon to Atlanta in 1900, left behind 102 descendants.
A Cincinnati father recovers his stolen puppy after the dam retrieves it, then buys the mother. The column also covers Fourth of July fireworks safety for dogs, a Gaines Dog Center survey on male dogs and age, mange causes and remedies, and reader veterinary Q A with advice on vomiting in a Scottie and distemper shots.
Atlanta U S Internal Collector Marion Allen says agents have collected 250000 dollars in their campaign to round up income tax evaders in Georgia's principal cities. She notes the surface hasn't been scratched and tremendous sums of money remain.
Acting on instructions from Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. Treasury agents have been working in Atlanta Augusta Savannah Macon and Columbus to verify tax return filings. Allen asserts concerns over improper reporting and urges compliance across Georgia.
A list of early morning and daytime train arrivals and departures links Southland Southwind Montgomery Savannah Jax N Y Tampa St Peterburg Detroit Chicago and other stops. Notes show daily sleepers and third day service with June dates and a ticket agent contact.
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