03 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
1
Deadline for changes to standing advertisements is 6 p m the day before they appear. The notice lists durations including One Week One Month Three months Six Months One Year and provides editor and business manager contact numbers.
A stream of quirky observations touches on advertising, chewing gum, butter prices, and poultry headlines. The narrator notes scientists questions and a fashion for typing as hunting skills shift away from guns toward modern tricks. A humorous aside imagines Atlanta hotel rooms and playful quips about defrosting wolves.
The county advances the 1917 paving program begun with a 700000 bond as five miles of the Thomas County Metcalfe road are let for grading and another five miles may be added this year. Fred Scott drives home county paving and a 10 mile reach would bring the Metcalfe link near Florida. The governor backs the start and the grand jury urged swift action.
Government officials indicate that air travel to Europe is permitted for missions deemed important enough to qualify for authorization. The policy outlines criteria for eligibility and the approval process.
A discussion arises over tainted money and its moral implications as people question the purity and sources of funds, weighing caution against opportunity. The debate highlights uncertainty about how to assess risk and the potential consequences for recipients and institutions involved.
The text hints that voters may over celebrate elections, downplaying concerns about issues and candidates. It suggests personal responsibility for lighter failures and notes people peev ed about government benefits may act to compensate. The tone resembles a commentary on public mood during an election period.
A comment on how public opinion can act as a force that pressures politicians to retreat when faced with strong opposition. It notes that opinion sometimes serves as a weapon that drives lawmakers to cave in to public pressure.
A frustrated community notes numerous nuisances as Thomasville struggles with the loss of air service. Local officials and residents seek options to restore air connections and reduce travel disruption amid ongoing transportation challenges.
The piece notes modern vacations focus on sightseeing and staying close to home. It suggests that local trips can improve mood and well being.
A clipped noisy fragment mentions listeners who have tried it get mad as wet hens when informed after fluttering about. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or subject details.
Fragmentary remarks reflect concern about youth behavior and public intolerance. The author notes rabid responses from some adults and worries about reckless attitudes among young people when higher expectations are present.
The 84 year old Wisconsin governor Walter S Goodland, twice elected and seeking a third term, eschews campaigning. He relies on a straight record, letting others argue while he emphasizes right over wrong and clamps down on excesses. He dismisses partisan harangues and urges officials to serve without pushy politics.
Vague note suggests political realignments with officials labeled as on the way out for backing the wrong side in an election. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided. The fragment implies a purge or reshuffling tied to partisan divides.
Readers lament Thomasville’s absence from upcoming air route hearings as Moultrie Albany Valdosta and Tallahassee gain earlier attention. They urge coordinated action by citizens and the Chamber of Commerce to secure regulated air service linking Thomasville to major hubs and onward flights.
The United States Davis Cup squad for the interzone finals against Sweden at Forest Hills September 18 and 15 includes Frank Parker Jack Kramer Billy Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy. Sweden sends Lennart Bergelin and Torsten Johansson. Winners advance to Australia in December to contest the trophy.
Meigs Georgia Sept 3 Miss Pauline Benton recently returned from Milledgeville where 4-H Club members from Georgia counties gathered. Benton was named one of the outstanding girls with two selections from the state and her friends congratulate her for 4-H Club work. She is the daughter of Mrs Mary Lizzie Benton of Meigs.
The Macon Hospital Mercy Hospital and Middle Georgia Hospital in Macon have been designated as depots to handle streptomycin. CPA and Army authorities plan wider testing and easier access by placing small quantities at these hospitals, marking the first local availability in the Macon area. The Macon Hospital previously handled penicillin and sulfa drugs, and will continue with streptomycin testing.
A compiled set of crossword style clues including across and down hints for various words. Entries range from simple terms like attitude and Greek letter to complex phrases including Egyptian deity and ancient city clues.
The National Education Association gathered 300 educators at Chautauqua to discuss boosting teaching numbers and training. They warn of lagging salary data, with 1943 44 averages at 1728 for grammar and high school teachers and regional gaps. NEA estimates a total need of 150000 more trained teachers.
About 25 000 truck drivers went on strike in New York City over wage demands. AIB teamsters Local 807 led the stoppage, described as complete, halting food and commodity deliveries citywide. Union officials cited up to 100 000 idle workers across New York and New Jersey locals and related warehouse and maintenance staff.
The Southeastern League closed with Pensacola Fliers atop the standings after split doubleheader vs Jackson Senators. Anniston fell 1 0 to Selma as four Cloverleaf pitchers held the Rams. Bickford earned a solo shutout for Pensacola. The Fliers won the nightcap 7 4 with a five run burst in the top half.
Thompson pitched for Gadsden earning a 6 to 1 win over Montgomery with only two hits allowed through seven. Véiksburg rallied from three behind in the seventh to beat Meridian 9 to 6. Peps committed five errors in a rough showing.
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