30 May 1942
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1942
Page
1
A dense wartime column urges rationing as a war aid, questions leaders choices, and critiques public apathy. It invokes Uncle Sam prodded to debt reduction, energy lines, and volunteer service for 18 to 29 year olds while lamenting limited vacations and rising propaganda.
A noted authority argues Germany should be unarmed to prevent future war while the world fights any treaty evasion. The piece also discusses public health, medical protection, insurance limits, and skepticism toward universal healthcare under government programs. It notes media risks and accusations of Fifth Column influence in journalism.
The piece argues that physicians must balance cost with care and praises newspapers for ethical conduct under government rules. It notes the vital role of mail for newspapers, the need for masthead transparency, and the danger of libel, urging uniform regulation of all publicity agencies to protect rights and accountability.
The Thomasville Press editor shares a personal column about the birth of a daughter named Betty. Fiditor Calloway proclaims a Scoop as his happiness grows with fatherhood, recalling the thrill of this first child and offering warm congratulations to the family.
Washington Daybook recounts Josephus Daniels at 50 guiding Raleighs newspaper and serving as Navy Secretary and diplomat. It notes Daniels influence with Franklin D Roosevelt from WWI era to today, including Roosevelt greeting him as chief and Daniels pressuring Army social norms, drawing congressional scrutiny.
Kathleen and Uncle Frank arrange a Sunday barbecue at the farm for eight guests including Fred Paul Ruby and Daisy plus Mrs Buxton. Kathleen invites Joe and hints at possible onstage opportunities as she and Joe discuss the show at the drugstore before attending the performance at Ye Old Barn Drama House.
A Pueblo Colorado street scene features a dog saving an injured dog from traffic, prompting a police assist and humane ambulance response. The piece also offers practical pet care tips on worm treatment, preventing reinfestation, slow feeding, corset use for stitched wounds, cleaning dog dishes, and a Q A about dog breeds and rickets remedies.
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