04 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1946
Page
1
The notice states that all changes for acting advertisements must be in by the previous day at the specified o clock p m. It includes the subscription payable in advance options for one week one month three months six months and one year along with editor and business manager contact details.
A collage of remarks touches on Stalin and Tito, postwar policy, veterans, and politics. The writer notes quiet Washington mornings, urges civic gardening, mentions grape harvests and wine, and comments on cinema, Yugoslav Slavs, and the GIs in public life amid wartime anxieties.
The United States faces pressure over Argentina as Hoover cautions that open markets in South America may draw in foreign nations. The State Department battles Peronist policies while Britain and Russia push for German trade and leverage in postwar commerce. The piece argues against sacrificing public safety and principles for profit and urges strategic export growth.
Albany’s paper scene highlights John Davis and Henry McIntosh as key figures supporting a top regional newspaper. The duo is praised for their collaboration and individual strengths contributing to the paper’s success.
The Albany Post of the American Legion, among few with a thousand members, faces rapid growth and the formation of a new post as a second unit also seeks to mobilize veterans. Community impact, home sites, and future influence in Thomasville and Thomas County are noted as World War I veterans become leading citizens shaping civic affairs.
The author argues for rapid crop co operatives in the South and California style systems that share profits with members. Central offices would budget yearly needs, buy in quantity, and deliver quickly at lower prices, replacing scattered market purchases and reducing shortages.
U S Army reports disclose early war era attempts by anti Hitler resistance figures in Germany to establish secret contacts with the United States Britain and Sweden. German conspirators including Adam von Trott zu Soltau sought allied outreach in Stockholm and Switzerland to influence a postwar German government.
Hollywood chatter centers on Preston Sturges ideas for Vendetta a starless film with actor Cary Grant discussed as a potential draw and the star system attacked California Pictures aims to build its own stars while scheduling shifts in NBC listings and new shows. The piece notes industry gossip about publicity and distribution methods amid upcoming film releases and television changes.
About 450 tons of German foreign affairs records are found scattered in American and British occupied areas. The State Department will photograph and microfilm the most valuable items, hire German scholars to study them, and publish 15 to 20 volumes over several years.
Arrive from Atlanta 1:07 a.m. 5:08 a.m. 9:35 a.m. 2:35 p.m. 6:35 p.m. 8:50 p.m. 10:35 p.m. Leave for ae 3:00 a.m. 6:35 a.m. 9:40 a.m. 10:25 a.m. 2:15 p.m. 11:20 p.m.
East Tennessee Klansmen met near Knoxville with Dr Samuel Green outlining Klan arms in the region. About 90 attended at McTeer Springs with attendees from Knoxville Maryville Lenoir City and Johnson City. A Maryville gathering initiated about 100 into the order while police investigated a fiery cross burning on a horse on the Tennessee River.
A report discusses Blue Book on Argentina and White Paper on Spain, showing links between both nations and Hitler Germany. The documents are presented to illustrate shared policies and alignment with Nazi Germany across European and South American fronts.
West Point GAIPSTERS report that Army football star Thomas McWilliams, an All-America second team selection in 1944, will resign from the U.S. military academy. Mississippi State steps in as McWilliams eyes a college return less than three weeks before the season opener.
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