03 May 1943
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1943
Page
1
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Vice President Wallace's Washington visit ends as Roosevelt returns from the Mexican border. He toured the West Coast and Latin American countries, spoke with leaders, and fostered goodwill. The move signals potential accord and closer continental cooperation aiding wartime aims.
Opinion piece urges mothers to guide daughters and curb temptations during wartime, noting both sexes seek outlets and praising Statesboro Times editor D. B. Turner for fifty years of service. It testimonials his moral influence, community growth, and loyal principles celebrated with a dinner and gifts.
A veteran editor who has spent fifty years guiding the town paper reflects on a lifetime of work, community involvement, and the evolving role of journalism in the small community.
Donalsonville May 3 Seminole County surpasses its quota for the second War Loan campaign with a final bond sale of 67 302 dollars. A Bond Queen contest in the Tri-Hi-Y boosted April sales as community events, including a public ceremony at Olive Theatre, honored Mary Ann Thomas and Joan Davis. Captain E B Brooks addressed attendees praising American sacrifice and faith.
The Poly Nnesian singer’s range seems so wide that it conjures more than the standard five vowels, creating an uncanny vocal illusion for listeners.
A May 3 party at the home of Mrs. C. N. Cooper in Bainbridge honors Miss Jean Grosiman, bride elect to Lt. Richard Miller of Camp Rucker. Guests enjoyed classical piano solos, tea service, and a display of white gladioli as Col. Mills S Savage urged duty and Allied victory. A cadet parade and post ceremonies followed with graduate and flight training announcements.
Bainbridge Ga May 3 The seventh basic flying cadet class completed training at Bainbridge Army Air Field. Chaplain Edgar Brooks recently returned from the African front spoke to the trainees urging endurance and readiness. He stressed spiritual preparation and gratitude for daily training as essential for future flyers.
Sgt William Campbell Gowen and Susanne McHugh married April 28 at Bainbridge Army Air Field Chapel. Both born in County Donegal Ireland, they met in New York City after years apart. Best man Cpt James Friel. bridesmaid Miss Joan Wagner. Special service department sponsored arrangements.
The First Baptist church in Bainbridge Georgia hosts a Sunday School Study Course starting Monday at 8:00 PM and continuing nightly through Friday. Mrs Richard Parishef Val dosta will teach the course titled Outlines of Bible History offering guidance for Bible teaching.
Bainbridge Georgia May 3 E F Vickers chairman of the Second War Bond Drive reported Decatur County far exceeded its quota. The committee included Vickers F S Jones and D R Simmons and praise was given for enthusiastic cooperation. If local bank purchases are combined final totals may approach a half million dollars as a large thermometer at the First State National Bank tracked daily progress.
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Ochlocknee Consolidated schools conclude a six week adult course on production processing and preservation of foods. Glenn A. Scruggs supervised with Supt J Gorham Garrison teaching. Emphasis on scientific farming and nutrition amid wartime drives. Beans and truck crops move to markets as new plant equipment expands capacity.
Workers in essential industries in the Southeast faced a new labor stabilization plan issued by the War Manpower Commission to prevent job shifting. Supt. BE. G. Elan reported Bainbridge schools bought bonds totaling about 16 000 dollars in the second drive, with white children participating.
Washington officials said the in transit coal shipments freeze was canceled after a truce secured two weeks of resumed mining. The order had covered both bituminous and anthracite coal in railroad cars and was issued by the War Production Board on Ickes' recommendation to guarantee wartime fuel for producers.
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