13 Sep 1949
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1949
Page
1
Fragmentary notice outlines Associated Press copyright terms for republication of dispatches. It mentions exclusive rights and an editor contact or manager at a newspaper, with telephone reference.
The piece criticizes Defense Secretary and congressional trips by private or naval planes, arguing such travel should be for training and governmental use only. It cites Elbert Thomas and notes the Senate’s displeasure, urging transparency and proper authorization for executive travel.
A farmer near Boston Georgia asks The Moultrie Observer how to manage rattlesnakes and fires on farms, noting burned woodlands and barns. He contrasts traditional controlled burns with modern fuel and irrigation changes and calls for expert guidance.
A quirky essay explores how hard candy resists chewing yet dissolves quickly once placed in the mouth. It notes the temptation to bite, the long dissolving time, and the risk of damaging teeth as the candy finally shatters.
Tomorrow the committee will issue subpoenas for public hearings into Shearer's alleged ties to shipping interests. The unfolding case draws in union officials and political figures as investigators press to uncover possible conspiracies affecting national affairs.
A vintage sales pitch extols a 1949 Cadillac highlighting its quiet ride and effortless driving. It promises relaxation, smooth steering and braking as the clock ticks, making time fly and journeys feel brief.
An editorial argues that meters aid parking yet warn drivers to slow near schools in Thomasville. It cites 30 percent of large vehicles and 40 percent of private cars ignoring school signs, warns reckless driving could kill a child, and urges stricter police fines and enforcement.
School lunch menu lists crackers cookies pies cakes thin and regular sliced bread and rolls. Includes fruits cold cut baked ham boiled ham and assorted sandwiches. Boll.
Albany considers itself a palm tree city as Parks Supt Mari Smith notes completion of a four lane Sipayer Drive section from Seventh to Broad Avenues. Thirty six palm trees from Florida planted on Sipayer Drive with a total of 150 slated for Broad Avenue. City Commission recently authorized the purchase of the trees.
Cairo Public Library adds shelves to hold several thousand more volumes as the Roddenberg Memorial Library project advances. Librarian Wesste Corell notes the second floor expansion and the overall volume total reaches about 10 600. Construction of the modern building is projected for next year with funds allocated for erection and equipment.
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