22 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1949
Page
1
A readable jumble reports on Civil Rights groups and a Young Democrats meeting with informal chatter about birthdays and gatherings. It mentions political figures like George and debates over candidates and terms, reflecting a local flavor of state politics and social life.
A historical passage argues unions must avoid political entanglement while honoring Samuel Gompers as a disciplined fighter for workers. It contrasts labor aims with political manipulation and defends the union’s focus on better living standards via collective action.
An editorial argues that women voters outnumber men in a town but rarely seek office, voting with issues rather than factions. It cautions against sex-based political clashes and praises women’s growing civic influence while urging cool heads and broad views to improve politics.
The Shah of Iran seeks American funding and military backing for a large estate and regional influence campaign. He offers opposition to Russia and alignment as an Allied satellite, leveraging Iran’s strategic location and oil potential while American experts aid in modernization and self sufficiency efforts.
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia signals plans to run again in the forthcoming state primary. In office since 1922 he chairs the finance committee and sits high on foreign relations. His enduring popularity spans the country and he is viewed as capable and principled.
The piece playfully weighs ongoing plant troubles in homes as indoor greenery thrives with light and water, yet falters when neglected. It notes common mishaps like drying out, overwatering, and failed sun exposure, and ends with a humorous nod to dedicated plant caretakers versus casual owners.
A severe cold spell grips the South and Dixie with many areas blanketed in frost while a hard winter is forecast across the nation. Tidal conditions persist in Newfoundland as the nation braces for further storms. Senate recesses while tariff progress is hoped. builders meet with the President to discuss plans for boosting prosperity. Florida Gators face a stiff test in South Carolina amid a slate of spectacular games. Big Ten teams in the Dixie may form a new conference. Alabama Indians lead the High School conference race. Local weather expert addresses Kiwanis on wind and weather. observer O. M. Hadley urges better wind location and forecasting.
Georgia coverage notes President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt visiting the Little White House in Warm Springs for a holiday stop. German blame placed on two British agents for Munich bombing with Nazi claims of confessions. Legion officers hear remarks and Georgians brace for Thanksgiving observances as high school teams play last home games amid injuries.
The City of Thomasville Water and Light Department invites sealed proposals for the Dee plant equipment including a steam chimney unit, handling equipment, and a concrete chimney. Proposals due by 10:02 AM November 29, 1949. Forms available from Clayton, Superintendent, Water and Light Dept. Thomasville.
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