Thomasville Times Enterprise masthead and credits
The fragment lists publisher and editor credits for the Thomasville Times Enterprise, noting staff roles R Jerger W W Editor and W D Hargrave Business Manager Lee E Kelly Advertising Maria and general publication details including Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates. The text resembles a newspaper masthead with printing and postal information.
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R. Jerger
W.W
W. D. Hargrave
Lee E. Kelly
Thanksgiving Day work marks first in fifty years
A reader observes a mix of wartime news and local notes from Georgia. Topics include retail sales trends improving before Christmas, McNutt visiting the White House, Greta Garbo's new film, and Roosevelts broadcasts. The piece mentions veterans pensions, price changes, and wartime shipping losses.
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Paul V. McNutt
White House
Christmas stockings time again in Thomasville
The Times Enterprise urges renewed Christmas charity for the poor of Thomasville and county. It asks organizations to mobilize help for needy families and disabled veterans, stressing Santa Claus visits and continued support despite claims of abundance. It also critiques pension integration moves ahead of social security and unemployment insurance rollout.
Abandonment of Old Soldiers Homes Reflected in South
The article notes the winding down of Old Soldiers Homes after the Civil War era, with Georgia still operating a home for veterans few in number. It contrasts state and federal pension funding, discusses Captain John Triplett’s former residence, and questions long term pension sustainability as veterans age and rely on state or federal support.
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Georgia
Seven Forgotten Men In The Line In Football Valor
A defense of the linemen over praise for star backs, highlighting Thomasville’s eleven players and the line’s crucial role in victories. The author argues fans and media should honor the unspoken mainstays who endure the gruel of sixty minutes and propel the team.
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Thomasville
Washington Daybook on destroyer design clashes in Navy debates
The piece discusses conflicts over destroyer concepts balancing speed firepower and seaworthiness. It contrasts old-line emphasis on seaworthiness with new ideas to add gadgets, arguing the design must support anti submarine duties and rapid torpedo strikes while remaining fleet worthy under all conditions.
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Farragut
Hammam
Craven
Navy
It Happened to Capra A Sicilian Newsboy Bosses Hollywood
In a New York interview Frank Capra discusses his rise from a Los Angeles newsboy to a famed producer director. He explains his heroes share traits like patriotism and optimism and reflects on Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and the democratic ideal amid Washington politics.
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New York
Frank Capra
Longfellow Deeds
Senator Smith
Grandpa
Shangri-La
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Capra
the Waldorf
Mr. Capra
Mr Capra
Clark Gable
James Stewart
Gary Cooper
Joe Doaks
Mr. Smith
Washington
Senate
Palermo
End of a Race Berkeley Tribe Shrinks to Five Families
Dr Peverill Meigg returns from study on the Kaliwas Indians once roaming a large Lower California area now reduced to five families.
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Berkeley
Calif
Lower
California
Peverill Meigg
Meigs Community Notes Aims to Update Locals on Residents
Meigs Georgia November 30 Friends of Wylie Alligood report he rests better and shows signs of improvement. Pauline Carter confined at home after several days illness. S A Golding of Savannah visiting Mr and Mrs J T Goume. Joan Hay of Atlanta in Meigs on business. Dr J W Mobley of Pelham a professional visitor. Mrs C Maddox visiting sisters in Tampa Florida. C W Scott of Macon spent a short time in Meigs. Nora Carlton called to Thomasville for her father James Harris Dupree's death. Verma Singletary of Daw- notes in Meigs.
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Meigs
Wylie Alligood
Pauline Carter
S. A. Golding
Savannah
J. T. Goume
Joan Hay
Atlanta
J. W. Mobley
Pelham
C. ©. Maddox
Tampa
Fla
C. W. Scott
Macon
Nora Carlton
Thomasville
James Harris Dupree
Verma Singletary
Daw
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed with Names and Places
A collage of crossword style clues and partial phrases covers persons places and outcomes. It includes weathered terms from multiple languages and references to eras and landmarks, inviting solution of a wide set of across and down entries.
Bus Schedule Reading: Intercity Arrivals and Routes
Passenger timetable shows arrivals from Atlanta and other cities with multiple routes and times. Stops include Bainbridge Dothan Tallahassee Valdosta Waycross Savannah and Monticello with morning and afternoon departures and varying via routes.
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Atlanta
Tifton
Albany
Acwany
Peaineriins Bainbridge
Dothan Dothan
Frei Manticelio
Monti I 'I
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Speaking of Carrier Pigeons
A Rainbow Division unit conducts a dawn raid across No Man's Land in heavy fog with a homing pigeon. As no contact is made and artillery is silent, a pigeon returns with a note from a tired private saying he is tired of carrying this damn din.
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Rainbow
No Man’s Land
American News Features; Inc
Death notices and funeral notices from nearby community
The week end saw several deaths and funeral services from the area. Mrs Otis Singletary died at home and was laid to rest in Midway cemetery after services at Midway church. Mrs Allie Miranda Segler died after illness and age near Ochlocknee and was buried at Ochlocknee cemetery after a Baptist church service. Survivors include six Segler sons from various states and three Segler daughters, with condolences extended to the families.
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Otis Singletary
Friddy
Midway Cemetery
Midway Church
Singletary Familly
Jimmy Kenny, Jr
Pelham
Segler
Allie Miranda
Baptist Church
Ochlochnee
W. F. Segler
Panama City
Fla
John Segler
Ochlocknee
Jim
Dan Segler
Col
Roy Segler
Meigs
H. L. Segler
Bowling Green
Fila
Etalen Segler
W. L. Peer
New Orleans
W. P. Brown
Miami
Mrs. Dodson
Jack
Golding Family Update From Jacksonville Area
In Jacksonville Florida relatives hosted a short stay and friends report J. T. Golding is improving after his visit.
Salem Police Orders Nightly Patrol Note Tally
Salem police officers must log patrol times locations and meals under new city directive. City Marshal Charles C Harkins orders meticulous notebooks to record every street patrolled time of patrol meal stops and duration.
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Salem
Mass
Charles C. Harkins
Dean of Pharmacy Perfects Remedy for Cold Coughs
A university dean unveils Mentho Mulsion a nine ingredient cold remedy with vitamins A and D and seven soothing oils. The formula uses California fig syrup and beechwood creosote promising rapid relief from coughing and nasal congestion. A veteran named George Morehouse testifies to relief, and the product is guaranteed or money back.
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Dean of Pharmacy
Mid-Western
California
Philippines
George Morehouse
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