18 Nov 1944
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1944
Page
1
The piece surveys remarks about Roosevelt recalling Stilwell and broader war and postwar policy, noting the president’s role in leadership, international coalition dynamics, and potential U.S. intermediary stance. It discusses decentralization of veteran affairs, Red Cross involvement, and calls for centralized guidance for ex servicemen.
Georgia editorials weigh Governor Arnall’s term completion against possible appointment to a Roosevelt cabinet. The piece argues Arnall’s record and courage could merit higher national service, while urging loyalty to Georgia and noting ongoing state plans such as a rate case and constitutional questions. References to Churchill, Russia, and postwar alliances appear in a broad diplomatic context.
Atlanta Boys High defeated the Lanier Poets 14 to 6 before 12 000 fans to claim the GIAA football title. Dickie Ray threw two first quarter TD passes to George Broadnax as Macon trailed 14 0, Billy Henderson and Red Wilson connected for Lanier’s only score, and Pee Wee Wannigar stood out for Macon despite an injured shoulder. The Poets could not threaten in the second half. Notice to public reports the sale of Thomasville Flower Shop from Mrs G N Guest to James L Mims with settlement terms and date.
A Missouri town once had a night watchman and his Great Dane who checked doors each night. The dog instinctively tested door knobs in fresh snow, guiding the man as they searched the area. The column then offers dog training tips emphasizing heel and recall for safety. It also covers a Rochester case where a Doberman named Max faced either death or K-9 Corps service after a bite allegation, and explains why tails are docked and how to spot dog tumors, plus a Q&A on dewclaws and weaning puppies.
Meigs Georgia announces church school starts Sunday at 11 00 from Baptist and Methodist churches with classes for all ages. All denominations strangers and visitors in Meigs and the community are invited to attend with family and friends.
Mrs. HE M. Aultman and Mrs. Rause hosted a weiner roast at Mrs. Rause’s lawn to benefit Mrs. Aultman’s Sunday School class. Children joined in games and enjoyed roasts, cookies, and drinks with attendees including Jane Wilkes Betty Carter Bob Carter Joanne Miller Raymond Beck Raine Bowers Nel l.
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