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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1947
Page
1
Editor J Hargrave and staff provide a collage of local items. The column mentions Greek troubles easing after Balkan tensions, wind shifts affecting drivers, Senator Dick Russell’s role, and a June bride's decorating challenge. It also notes Truman vetoing a wool tariff bill for farmers and users.
The column ponders a convalescent ward in a hospital, a future football stadium in Thomasville, and leadership amid strikes. It notes Georgians’ pride in the Little White House memorial, warns on reckless driving, questions meat rationing, and mentions ongoing service papers for soldiers.
U N unveils elaborate plan for a multi tower East River complex in New York. The 45 30 25 story cluster backed by Rockefeller is projected to cost millions and ends warring debates on the facility.
The essay argues peace comes from public will not military buildup. true security requires no war preparations for fifty years or more, making disarmament key. It urges reviving U N disarmament plans to deter conflict and boost prosperity.
The article notes rapid growth in world air travel after World War II with routes from Detroit to New York and beyond and mentions ongoing government efforts to tighten safety inspections. It highlights recent accidents, public fear, and a push by the CAA to develop necessary safety devices and standards for expanding air service.
The note stresses consistent safety in daily operations whether aloft or on ground access. Emphasizes careful handling during ascent and descent equal to during flight to prevent accidents.
The article argues for a strict global prohibition on atomic weapons enforceable by force, urges US leadership in outlining control measures, and warns that continued armament fuels war. It cautions against delaying action and notes atomic power is in its infancy, with advantage to the holder unless peace plans are solidified.
In Jackson Georgia a speedboat pilot, Homer B. Locke of Atlanta, was killed when hurled from the cockpit on a sharp turn. The boat circled and struck him as he struggled in the water at Jackson Lake. Sheriff J D Pope of Butts County identified the victim. The accident occurred Sunday.
The War Department outlines plans for a new army with competitive promotions, universal uniforms, and integrated education pathways. Infantry and armored divisions would grow, become air transportable, and rely on more tanks, artillery, and anti aircraft firepower while horse cavalry and fixed seacoast artillery are phased out.
Georgia store Rich's opens a major expansion with the Basement Store moving to the Main Store second basement and Bridge Building first basement, expanding floor space to over four acres. Open House July 17 signals completion, followed by a July 18 sale across four enlarged sections.
Warsaw reports Gazeta Ludowa estimates about 200000 Poles remain in Germany while 119000 are in the American zone, 75000 in the British zone, and 12000 in the French zone. The RAF fleet is being rebuilt around jet fighters and ultra long range bombers as production and funding limits bite. Eisenhower warned senators that House cuts threaten danger ahead.
Bryd. and companions cross Brest France receiving ovation en route to Paris. Army Flyers hailed at Honolulu after completing first trans Pacific flight. Prince Boris Naricksen, close friend of Lindbergh, injured in airplane crash at local field. Local boys attend Citizens Military Training Camp in Atlanta. Storybook romance of Ethel DuPont and Franklin Roosevelt ends in ceremony today. Governor Rivers launches new Georgia program poised for full effect. Soviet gunboat sunk by Japanese artillery on Amur River. Dr Herbert F Readling seeks health officer post.
Detectives questioned two men in the rape and murder of Mrs. Jeanette Reyman near Atlanta. One man had a perfect alibi. another was a heavy-set Madison, Georgia resident with no connection. The pickup truck seen Wednesday night is linked to the crime scene at the airway near Bogart, where Miss Reyman’s body was found after leaving Winchester, Indiana.
The City of Thomasville will receive sealed bids by 6 00 p m on July 14 1947 for 200 000 in public school building bonds in 1000 denominations. Interest at 2 from Jan 1 1947 semi annually. Maturity payments start Jan 1 1956 through 1963. Bid awards go to highest price, bids may be rejected. Bonds sold at par plus accrued interest. City will provide transcript of court record and proceedings. Attest: C C Pittman Clerk.
Historians note that domestic dogs likely accompanied the first human settlers as they crossed into North America, establishing the long intertwined history between humans and canines on the continent.
Residents in Litchfield County recount how a seven year old cooperative flood control project near the Fiver protected fields from high water. In Andy's Garden Tavern locals compare the effort to self regulation in the brewing industry.
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