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24 May 1943
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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1943
Page
1
War era talk and home front notes in Georgia article
A wartime column discusses voting age, rationing, entertainment for soldiers, hospital plans, and local civic activity in Georgia. It mentions the hospital opening to treat wounded, a mosquito problem in Alaska and Guadalcanal, airport growth under Dale Mabry, and soldiers seeking Sunday movies as the movement grows.
Farming is a serious business in wartime comments
A newspaper image showing two scantily clad figures with a hand plow beside a train is criticized as sensationalism. The piece argues farming requires hard, steady work beyond picturesque displays and dismisses front page glamour as irrelevant to real agricultural effort by farmers and victory gardeners.
The Money Question and War Time Policies
A dated analysis argues few understand money, reserves, and credit amid inflation fears. It warns of international exchange stabilization, condemns Japan and its leaders, and endorses Allied actions to prevent global catastrophe through military and economic measures.
Price Japan Will Pay for Uncivilized Attack
Churchill and FDR discuss the war with England and America promising Japan a severe price for its barbaric conduct. The piece condemns Japan's actions toward captured airmen and prisoners, labeling them uncivilized and barbaric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Japan
Washington editor Ep Hoyt reshapes copy desk at Oregonian
Ep Hoyt the former OWI copy reader and now publisher of the Portland Morning Oregonian transforms front page style with tighter copy and modernized headlines. He pushed for crisper editing, higher circulation, and a zingier presentation while advancing policy as an Oregonian executive. Elmer Davis is noted as another journalist-turned-figures in the OWI context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
Ep Hoyt
Capital
OWTI
Hoyt
Battle Stations For
OWI
Portland Morning Oregonian
Pacific Slope
Oregonian
Portland Press Club
Sixth
Rlder
Nurses Return to Australia After New Guinea Duty
Twenty eight American army nurses who endured Buna campaign conditions in New Guinea have returned to Australia. They reported heavy fighting presence near their hospital, with air raids and incendiary bombs. most gain weight back after hard duty. Chief nurse First Lieut Helen Gray of Washington, D C says many wish to return. Her twin sister Elizabeth serves in Iceland. Nurses listed include Helen Lawson of Athens Tennessee Jeanne Reynolds of Savannah Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Guinea
Helen Gray
Washington, D. C
Gray
Elizabeth
Iceland
Helen Lawson
Athens, Tenn
Jeanne Reynolds
Savannah
Miss Robinson Marries Chaplain George A Downs
Doris Evelyn Ribenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ribenson, wed Chaplain George A. Downs former pastor of Meigs Baptist church. They will visit Florida with Downs' parents before he reports to Boston for Chaplain training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs, Ga
E. L. Ribenson
Doris Evelyn
George A. Downs
Meigs Baptist Church
Florida
Downs
Boston
Mass
Resting at Home Members of Armed Forces Family Roundup
Misa Mary Davis of Marianna Flying Base will rest at home for a month on doctor orders. Lieut. Charles Cowart of a U S Minesweeper medical staff is on furlough, joined by his mother Mrs L J Cowart, Miss Bessie Cowart of Pampano Fla, Miss Dorothy Cowart of Savannah and Ray Cowart of Auburn Ala. Additional locals visited, traveled or spoke in Bainbridge and De Funiak Springs with family and civic members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Davis
Marianna
Charles Cowart
U. S
L. J. Cowart
Bessie Cowart
Pampano
Fla
Dorothy Cowart
Savannah
Ray Cowart
Auburn
Ala
Att Mra
Frank Smith
Busser
C. S. Forrester
C. W. Beardsley
Thomas J. Beardsley
Dorothy Beardsley
de Funiak Springs
C. A. Leach
J. J. Cummings
Tallahassee
Grady Richardson
Col. Frasier
Bainbridge
South Pacific
Georgia Battalion
Ralph Johnson
Janice
Ashford
Frannie Bivings
Otho Benton
Seminole Sponsors of War Bond Drive Stage Cage Game
Donalsonville Georgia May 24 Sponsors of the May War Bond Drive held a basketball event at the school gymnasium. Tickets cost ten cents for children twenty five cents for adults and stamps were kept by buyers. The High School played the Athletic Club. girls 28 to 24 and boys 26 to 19 in favor of the Athletic Club. Bond sales neared the monthly goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalsonville
Athletic Club
Last Donalsonville Woman's Club meeting summarized
The Donalsonville Woman's Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs Dallas Wurst's home with hostesses Mrs J L Dickenson Mrs J L Jernigan and Miss Lillie Seale. Mrs J B Thomas led the business session as annual reports were presented by officers and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalsonville
Donalsonville Woman's Club
Dallas Wurst
J. L. Dickenson
J. L Jernigan
Lillie Seale
J. B. Thomas
Crossword Puzzle Across Down Mixed Clues List
A compact crossword style list of across and down clues including terms for vehicles places events people and objects with varied difficulty. Clues cover categories from geography to language to science and culture and include Roman emperors mythical beings and common phrases.
Ladies' club meeting features Cowart talk and patriotic program
Mrs. Thomas appointed chairmen for standing committees for another year as Lieut. Charles Cowart, a mine sweeper physician, recounts his Africa trip and stay in Casablanca. Mem bers attended Q&A after Souvenirs displayed. next meeting in October. Ration stamps and home canning allowances outlined with dates and renewal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Charles Cowart
Lieut. Cowart
Africa
Casablanca
French West Africa
C. S. Forrester
Reveille
Henry van Landingham
Creed
Saturday Liveting Post
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