21 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
1
A nostalgic column from Thomasville notes Georgia's potential as a convention hub, praises farm land protection, temperance, and goodwill among friends. It urges register deadlines, comments on Savannah reform, and highlights local Rotary hopes for Belham and Cairo joining the town’s network.
A local notice stresses the importance of registration for state and county elections. It warns many residents may be unsure of their status and urges checking before the July 5 cutoff. Veterans have 60 days to re register after service and an advocacy group promotes turnout for long term political stability.
A national magazine columnist argues for division as an unlikely tactic and extols the union as a defining national strength. The piece warns against sectionalism and race tensions, contending the Constitution privileges states and that the South will resist disruption while FEPC success signals ongoing cohesion.
An aside cites Bre Gribven noting that Klaes Martensen van Roose velts ancestor line links seven presidents including Madison Van Buren Taylor Taft Grant Roosevelt and figures like Jefferson Davis and Eleanor Roosevelt. The piece hints at origins from Holland with dating uncertain about 1644 or 1649.
Hollywood in March spotlights Joe Pasternak who arrived from Hungary 25 years ago and became a major film producer. He recounts starting as a New York busboy, slipping into theaters, then rising to produce Cinderella pictures with Deanna Durbin and others. He emphasizes luck honesty and hard work as keys to success.
The piece notes the creation of Cornell University’s New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations as a state financed effort to train future management and labor leaders. It reports enrollment growth from 118 to about 170 in two semesters, with applicants turned away, and highlights Dean Irving M. Ives and the bipartisan hiring of staff as the program begins to take shape amid cautious optimism.
Mildred Gillars a 37 year old Portland Maine native identified by US authorities as Axis Sally will be taken to the United States to face treason charges. She has been in Zehlendorf under arrest since Friday night and told reporters her conscience is clear and she has nothing to hide.
Louie D Newton decries low voter turnout in Georgia arguing that Hollywood evangelism and civic duty are needed to awaken citizens. He cites 350000 potential voters, 70000 registered, 25000 voting in a congressional race and warns that poor participation lets few select officials while many complain about government.
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