A-1 Man May Soon Be 1-A Sammy
A brief item notes that the standout baseball figure nicknamed A-1 could be reclassified or reevaluated as 1-A Sammy, signaling a change in status or draft eligibility.
25 Mar 1943
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
1
A brief item notes that the standout baseball figure nicknamed A-1 could be reclassified or reevaluated as 1-A Sammy, signaling a change in status or draft eligibility.
A dated mosaic of wartime commentary mocks rationing and morale terms. It riffs on meat rationing, currency, industrial bottlenecks, and political talk while referencing Central War Time, Berlin signals, and housing projects as wartime themes.
The article warns of a March 29 rationing of meats and edible fats alongside existing provisions. It urges careful handling of ration books, notes potential losses, and explains penalties for negligence. It highlights merchant burdens, consumer confusion, and urges fair enforcement to avoid widespread disruption.
The piece argues confidence that the next presidential election will be less close than expected six months earlier. It notes no clear front-runner, Roosevelt likely to be renominated by Democrats, Willkie a possible Republican choice, and warns South politics, states rights, and wartime sentiment will shape the race.
The article lists April 1 pork price limits for Georgia small retailers and larger stores. It outlines caps for smoked ham regular and skinned varieties, boneless options, and fresh or cured picnics with per pound figures and commentary on MSRP differentials between store types.
The army opens a post office school at Pennsylvania State Teachers College West Chester Pa to train former post office employees now in the army. Biweekly 125 men graduate from the six week course while many mail delivery stations and V mail systems expand worldwide.
Victory bond sales are sponsored monthly by local organizations to engage members and boost purchases. Many workers show little interest in government savings during wartime and postwar uncertainty. Stronger local effort and national stress may be needed to align sales with planned savings.
Bainbridge Ga March 25 Eighteen new members tapped for Beta Club at chapel exercises. Names listed include Leonard Widener Donie Brockett Noel Brooks and others. Supt Elan presided pledges and pins were presented as the club expands postwar. Red Cross field director Schermerhorn notes civilian contributions and Army Navy education opportunities.
Bainbridge Georgia March 25 a public demonstration of the high school Victory Corps program will be at the Bainbridge Community House Friday night March 26 at 8 15 pm. Parents and friends invited to attend. W T Bodenhamer district supervisor will present the Victory Corps certificate to Bainbridge high school. The B H S band will play a short concert followed by a display of daily physical work by students.
Bainbridge Georgia residents are listed visiting relatives and ships of duty with several stops noted. Ensign Coleman Jester U S Navy heads to Norfolk after a Meigs weekend visit to his mother Mrs J B G Jester. Major George Law Epps Camp Blanding returns with family to St Augustine. Others include Miss Joleanor Wilkes in Meigs and Miss Marjorie Willis from Wesleyan College Macon.
Final plans for the Red Cross War Fund Drive at Bainbridge Army Air Field begin March 29. Col. Mills S. Savage heads the War Fund Committee with Capt. Edward L. Maloney as executive chairman. Capt. Nathaniel Delue announces details as Captain Gay and Capt. May oversee squadron and cadet drives respectively. Capt. Caraker supervises promotions and Capt. Robinson Jr. handles publicity.
California navel oranges abundant this season provide a versatile base for many salads. The seedless easy to peel fruit delivers vitamin C and other nutrients, ideal for a health toast. Decorative greens and Sweet French Dressing complete the simple, year round salad plate.
O L McQuaig and Mrs Taylor spent last weekend in Attapulgus with relatives. W Guy McKenzie returned to DeFuniak Springs after several days with his family. Capt Daniel Caraker and wife came back from Maxwel Field Montgomery where he spent four days on detached service. James Nutt of Opelika Alabama was a visitor Tuesday.
Bainbridge Ga March 25 The Junior Business Woman's Circle met March 22 at Miss Louise Hart's Evans street home. Guest Mrs Neil Brooks led a Revelation lesson. After the program and business, a social hour followed. The circle will host the Fellowship hour Sunday night March 28 and all members are urged to attend.
Abaca, a banania like tropical plant, is identified as the source of Manila hemp fibres used in rope and textile applications. Local agriculture notes its strong fibre qualities and traditional cultivation methods. The plant’s export value is linked to regional trade with neighboring ports.
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that the United Nations now afloat fleets larger than at the worst U-boat war moment and that this improvement continues. He declined to clarify enemy knowledge after a Conservative MP asked about German claims of sinking more than 30 ships from a 200,000 ton Atlantic convoy.
John A. Cunningham has been made acting general manager of all Lucas and Jenkins Theaters and will move to Atlanta to assume duties. He will be succeeded in Savannah by J. Reginald Wilson, recently with Lucas and Jenkins in Gainesville, Ga.
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