22 Nov 1941
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1941
Page
1
Notice sets ad insertion deadlines for standing advertisements. It specifies that ads must be handed in by a designated time the day before they appear. Options include durations of one week one month three months six months and one year.
A column criticizes inflation and wage controls citing government delay, price fixing fears, and tradeoffs between taxes and living costs. It argues for balanced wage parity with prices, warns of shortages, and urges public pressure on representatives to curb inflation without harming defense needs.
A college professor cites Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf to critique labor policy and warn that union power could push the U.S. toward fascism. The piece argues officials may need to adopt stronger controls to prevent a national emergency from eroding freedom.
Detective Asey Mayo returns to Quisset to the Whale Inn where a corpse lies in the phone closet. Jennie vanished and a mysterious bald man greets Mayo and tries to lure him to a shed. Asey narrowly pursues the stranger as a new inn guest Doane appears unaware of the body.
Georgia braces for game season amid calls for protection and enforcement. Local notices point to ongoing poaching near Thomasville with turkeys decimated and young birds killed. Authorities plan stalking efforts to catch intruders at hunting sites and preserves.
Al Hostak, former N B A middleweight champion, was thoroughly beaten by Ken Overlin at Madison Square Garden. The Seattle fighter, making his New York debut, lost nearly every round as Overlin dominated with calm defense and crisp counterpunching.
Meigs Georgia November 22 night Meigs Woodmen of the World Camp 157 will hold a meeting in the lodge room all members urged to attend with urgency.
Meigs Georgia reports Mr Charles Pilcher of G M A Military College College Park and Miss Frances Spence of Permer College Greenville DC spending Thanksgiving with their parents. Mr and Mrs Paul Harden hosted Miss Alice Jean Boutwell of G SCG W as guests.
Milledgeville resident Miss Merle Boutwell and Camilla’s Miss Bill Davis along with Mr. Parks West Brooks of Portsmouth Va visited friends. Louise and Mattie Pearl Vick returned from a trip to Whigham while Mary Belle Nichols county superintendent visited Meigs schools. Mrs. Gill Bowers hosted Monday followed by Mrs Harold Drewery of Pelham and O'Neal Boutwell family returning home.
Railway schedules show arrivals and departures between Thomasville Bainbridge Dothan Valdosta Waycross and other points. Various times list morning and afternoon slots, with routes to Columbus Tallahassee Macon Montgomery and Savannah.
A doctor in a southern town is awakened by a dog at his door. The pointer leads him to an accident scene two miles away where the injured man is the dog’s owner. The dog, unscathed, had urged rescue and guided the doctor through darkness. The tale is followed by dog care notes and curiosities.
Mrs. W. W. Bond of Moultrie and Mrs. Robert Hall of Tampa are visiting. Worship services are scheduled at 11:30 AM and evening, with Baptist Training Union led by director Chess Faircloth. All denominations and strangers are cordially invited in Meigs.
Meigs Georgia notes Sunday School 10 30 from Methodist and Baptist churches for all ages. Sunday worship honors remnants of saltpeter vats and papers used to prepare gunpowder for American defense. Carried memories of the War of 1812 evident at Mammoth Cave National Park Kentucky.
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