07 Nov 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
1
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The text mentions Peggy in Pique described as a cotton maid for fair and notes Lovett stores being convenient for shoppers who struggle to park. It references a two day Song of the South festival in Atlanta on November 11 and 12 and discusses hazards of night driving in rain.
Archers from fourteen states gather in Georgia and are described as deadshots at deer and turkeys. The piece also notes shifting milk prices, a new Panama Canal visit, concert series praise, and public figures like Kate Smith backing a $2 million campaign for polio treatment.
The article urges unity and bold action to expand Thomasville over the next three years and beyond. It cites Albert Riley’s Atlanta Constitution observations, notes local pride, investment, and coordinated community effort as essential to lifting the city, warning against breaking the spirit of cooperation.
The article argues Republican revival grows from Democratic control in Congress and postwar issues. It cites Roosevelt as a transformative figure and notes Republicans aim to block legislation unless the Senate concurs. It predicts a possible 1948 shift if a strong presidential candidate emerges, though no clear frontrunner exists yet.
A terse reflection suggests current strife could allow the Republicans to block or curb a Republican president. The uncertain ground of congressional power and executive reach is emphasized.
Russia launches a campaign to boost birthrates arguing manpower is essential for farm work and rebuilding after losses. Officials plan state funds and child allowances as Moscow targets 200 million people this century, while wary observers fear looming arms buildup and future conflicts.
In Columbus Georgia on November 7 AP reports Rev Mack Anthony clarifies ministers are not aligned with either side in labor disputes. He notes CIO official John Ramsey spoke to the ministerial alliance to urge a Christian approach to labor strife, with no comments taken at the meeting.
The piece compares Britain's parliamentary system with the U S setup. It notes that British voters can oust a party immediately via new elections while Americans face four year presidential terms and staggered House and Senate elections. The article discusses President Truman and Democratic losses, highlighting constitutional limits on rapid political shakeups.
In Donalsonville on November 7 the officers of the First Baptist Church are announced led by Pastor Whitt Aiken. The list includes Sunday School Superintendent C. B. Rickman, Training Union Director Weyman Cannington, Church Clerk C. J. Patterson, and numerous committee chairs with names across finance music deacons and Sunday School departments.
In Donalsonville on October 26 Margaret Blanche White wed Roy C. Moulton at the home of Rev. M. C. Liddell. The Presbyterian ceremony featured yellow chrysanthemums. Miss White, a Seminole High graduate, and her groom, recently released from the U S Navy after three years overseas, will reside in Macon where both are employed.
At the Donalsonville Lions Club meeting SE C Smith was asked to contact Congressman E B Cox to push a resolution in Congress naming the reservoir and lake at River Junction Lake Seminole. The move ties Seminole county to the lake’s history and legend and includes the birthplace of Chief Osceola.
The Arkansas Democrat Senator proposes Truman appoint a Republican as Secretary of State and then resign so the Republican could become President. He notes the constitution allows presidential resignation and Congress-created law makes the Secretary of State next in line if both president and vice president are absent. The Chicago Sun also floated Truman stepping down for a Republican.
Donalsonville reports a new social club formed by Master Masons from the county. The group met at the Lodge Hall on Monday to provide social gatherings for Masons, with plans to invite ladies for refreshments and social meetings twice a month.
Donalsonville Georgia November 7 Virgil Oswald purchased the Donalsonville Flower Shop from Mr and Mrs Perry Walker Mrs Juanita Murphy longtime designer and Tommie Bright School of Floral Designing Chicago assists Oswald Mrs Murphy is a graduate and Mr Oswald a graduate of Harper's School of Floral Designing Bascom Florida nativeраб
Washington AP reports Alfred Heitmuller, 93, cast a ballot in a practice vote for city officials and national leaders. The unofficial DC poll by residents showed strong support for voting rights, aiming to persuade Congress to restore local government for District residents.
During the war years about two million people moved to California seeking work and safety. The influx reshaped demographics, labor markets, and housing as industries expanded and towns adjusted to the sudden population surge.
A jumbled, poetry themed list appears with bibulous clues and numbers. Items hint at slang meanings and crosswords for words like dog, coin, and color while weaving muse and spiritual notes into a dated page fragment.
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