Thomasville Times-Enterprise Masthead and Publication Details
The Thomasville Times Enterprise lists E R Jerger as editor and W D Hargrave as business manager with Lee E Kelly as another manager. The paper is published daily and semi weekly from the Times Enterprise Building in Thomasville Georgia and carries Associated Press news with re-publication rights. Advertising changes must be submitted by 6 PM the day before publication.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
E.R. Jergerie
W. D. Hargrave
Mgr
Lee
Kelly
Times-Interprise
Times- Enterprise
Timeg+ Enterprise Co
Thomasville
Fragmented musings touch on war, economy and travel
A stream of reflections notes hard money, taxes, and moral cautions. It cites Hitler, China Russia and Canada, mentions baseball in Alabama and Florida, and muses on air conditioning, old car graveyards, and a Mexico to Buenos Aires roadway project. It also critiques leadership and radicalism while laments road safety on a paved bridge and Route Three over the Ochlocknee.
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Mexico
Buenos Aires
U. S
Ochlocknee
Roosevelt and Germany clash over Greer incident
The president says the German torpedo carrier fired first on the Greer and US evidence supports this. Berlin counters that the destroyer fired first but missed and escaped. The issue heightens tensions with Japan and signals US plans to target German submarines in future actions.
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United States
sh/marine
Greer
Lommunique
U. S
Germans Face Grim War Toll and Retaliatory Bombing
The piece portrays Britain unleashing air strikes on Berlin and German industry as revenge for wartime atrocities, while warning of retaliatory terror, looming Italian involvement, and a dire predicted year ahead with massive German casualties and food shortages.
Radical Labor Leadership Threatens War on Strikes
An editorial warns radical labor leadership could trigger government control of railroads and wage shifts as strikes by railroad, coal, steel, and other workers threaten national disruption. It argues defense mobilization caused job gains but foresees severe losses and a reshaped economy if strikes escalate.
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Bakers
Kearney
Los Angeles
McAdoo
Flag of Conguest and the Unwritten Banner Myth
A fragmented discussion questions a proposed flag design credited to Hitler and Mussolini as a supposed unification emblem. It critiques the flag as masking diverse freedoms and national characteristics under a hollow “new order” banner while noting the inclusion of Portugal and other nations unwilling to submit to a unified symbol.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
New Order
Portugal
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Eiditor
Ane Ee Ae
Pete Pont i
Davey Jones
Russia
China
Alabama
Florida
Canada
CIO
Roosevelt
Midwest
LaFollette
Greer Attack
Germain Foreign Office
Germany
Japan
U. S. Navy
All America
England
Berlin
Radical Labor Leadership
Iast
Labor
Navy
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