05 Nov 1941
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1941
Page
1
Fragmented newspaper masthead text from the Thomasville Times Enterprise including editors and staff roles. Subscriptions rates and contact numbers are partially visible, with incomplete publication details and lines cut off.
A collage of wartime reflections touches on defense bonds, salt as essential, navy and army risks, lampooning dictatorship, and civic liberty. It references Japan and Hitler, public safety, and the U.S. fight for personal rights amid global tension.
An article discusses merchants challenging Sunday blue laws in a Missouri town. It cites enforcement inconsistencies, worker needs, and civil liberty arguments. It surveys state rights, industrial freedom, and public sentiment while highlighting local viewpoints and questions of religious observance.
Reported light duck bags under current regulations, contrasted with bygone days when four ducks were the normal gift from a friend.
Washington fans travel to see the Redskins play in Griffith Stadium and during junkets to Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Chicago. The team averages over 20 000 at home games reflecting strong local interest across six years ago the same franchise was a Boston team with high win rates and strong gates.
A fragmented essay on New York City life and entertainment. It mentions a Chinese laundry on Both Street, three partners trading fiddling and ironing, and jokes about Martin Block and theater dining at the Hotel Astor.
A mixed word puzzle list with clues for across and down entries including places like Iowa city and various definitions such as power device, protective covering, and river duck. The page hints at a themed crossword style with multiple partial entries and letter plays.
A New Orleans dealer, He Wasen't Looking for Gabriel DDIE BYRON, recalls selling two old cars to a parish preacher. The man chose a second hand car, later complained of wiring and a headlight, and fled in fright when Byron honked nearby. The exchange included scripture quotes and a humorous talk about salvation and fear of death.
Rev. J O Akin of Metcalfe filled his last appointments before the Methodist Conference which convenes at Valdosta November 5. Ms J R Peacock left for Thomaston to visit. Numerous relatives and friends from Graceville Cairo Thomasville and Ochlocknee visited or hosted meals with Atkinson, Aldredge, Peacock and related families over the weekend.
Charles L. Derry formerly of Macon now with the U S Consular Service in Sidney Australia seeks a copy of a Macon Telegraph cartoon. The request took 38 days to process and was handled as personal mail for a U S consul. The cartoon depicted a scene showing a—.
A father scolds his son for not singing the Star Spangled Banner and faces embarrassment when he himself cannot sing it. The moment highlights family tensions and a failed performance at a public event.
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