29 Nov 1941
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1941
Page
1
A compact page of editorials and local commentary from the Times Enterprise of Thomasville Georgia. Topics include taxes, railroads, war talk, Roosevelt’s actions, and festive remarks framed by newspaper commentary and public sentiment.
Readers in Georgia faced sparse Thanksgiving football coverage as late wireless and print editions skipped results of high school games. The piece notes radio broadcasts from Valdosta and Thomasville but criticizes Atlanta papers for lacking post holiday reports and cites editorial crews taking Thanksgiving time off. It also touches on wartime fears and international tensions as France and Germany, England and Japan loom in global conflict. The column closes with mentions of baseball leaders gathering in Jacksonville and long serving congressman George W. Norris planning retirement.
In a Cape Inn crisis Asey and Rankin chase clues as Elissa Hingham is seen on a catwalk dragging a mystery item. They plant a distraction on Lt Hanson to avoid alerting Mrs Hingham while planning a careful probe into Lady Boop and the Hingham affair.
An individual criticizes mail order houses in a lengthy diatribe and urges shoppers to keep Christmas purchases local. The piece argues home merchants can boost civic projects and the town by recirculating profits, noting most gifts can be bought locally, with minimal cross-town advertising.
The Inter Allied information committee reports 100000 lives fore sted in hostage terror by the Germans in nations Hitler has absorbed. The claim paints a grim forecast that such executions could begin if the hostage plan continues.
Rear Admiral Clark Howell Woodward urged air raid preparedness to meet a potential war threat. He spoke to Atlanta Civilian Defense organizers predicting coastal city attacks and called for immediate Civilian Defense Councils. The Atlanta group announced a 20 600 member campaign starting December 15.
A historical page mixes a word puzzle with complex timetable data for travelers. It lists clues and answers alongside train schedules linking Atlanta Columbus Bainbridge and other towns, showing arrivals and departures with era specific times and routes through Thomaston and Montgomery.
Adolph Sabatho from Sinois, once a sawmill helper in Bohemia, rose to public life. His early work at the Bohemian mill shaped his later career in public service.
A Scots terrier named Scot tie mourns his master by locating his grave after the owner’s death near Cleveland. The piece blends canine fate with practical advice on gunshot wound care for dogs, coal eating habits, nervous behavior, and veterinary guidance, plus a Q and A section on eggs and broken teeth.
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