10 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
1
The piece argues every registered voter should participate as no primary exists this year. It urges selecting honest, capable candidates for two-year terms, praises courtesy as community glue, and warns against politicking that harms town progress. It also notes transportation needs and calls for unity and appreciation of volunteers.
A long editorial denounces communism and urges unity, warning against concentrated power while praising freedom of expression. It stresses education as essential, lauds Thomasville public schools, and highlights the School Interest Association led by dedicated women aiding and improving local education. The piece celebrates community effort and the future benefits of a robust school system.
The state shows waning political interest with few candidates remaining for governor. Rumors center on a possible run by Talmadge despite legal questions, while others delay until the 1950 legislature resolves tax matters and establishes a fair program. Speculation notes the need for a strong challenger to challenge Talmadge.
A critical column argues that Christopher Billopp failed to take proper precautions against a cold. The piece urges timely treatment and adherence to remedies to avoid spreading illness and prolonging the misery for weeks.
Ten years ago reports describe Dutch and Belgian preparations as sections of Holland flood to foil Nazi search for men linked to Hitler assassination. Roosevelt eyed U U transfer to Panama registry. Kiwanis luncheon features Dr. Herbert Reading discussing county health work. Bulldogs clash with Valdosta and Bearcats Syrupmakers meet in Cairo amid busy sports slate. About 2500 tons of wire era stockpiled for replacement.
Six cities invite the United Daughters of the Seer to establish a permanent headquarters as no host city has volunteered for the 1950 convention. John Francis Weinmann of Little Rock retires as president and heads the committee to find a meeting place. Recipients for a distinguished writing citation include Dr. Robert Henry Celf of Nashville and Lt James L Holloway III. honors also go to several others from Arkansas and nearby states.
The Associated Press reports widespread mild conditions east of the Rockies with 70s and 80s in the Midwest and parts of the South. Cooler in New England and the Pacific Northwest, with rain from the Pacific Coast into the Midwest and Appalachians, and heavy rain along the Southern California coast. Caribou Maine rose to 19 above for a low, while fog and light showers affected Georgia, Alabama, and the Gulf region.
Fragmentary AP copy notes Gainesville teachers and a figure named Jewell as president of the State Chamber of Commerce. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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