17 Sep 1949
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1949
Page
1
The text presents scattered reflections on world peace, national ambition, and political skepticism. It mentions deficits, social security, veterans, World Wars, and fears of communists, with references to America and leadership figures. The tone is speculative and fragmented.
In Moultrie and Thomasville the Community Chest budget rises to 25 000, up 4 500, to support charitable and youth recreation agencies. The piece argues for broader funding from taxpayers and stronger public backing rather than relying on a few donations.
Jay Allison steps into his brother Joe’s boots to protect the family. Joe wakes in a bed to recover as Jay prepares to ride to the ranch and confront Brad Morden Swinnerton while Ellen and Mike Randall travel with the Randall party. The trio at the ranch awaits, with Joe’s hostage past looming over the future.
Britain backs a naval accord announced through its press as an historic agreement. The document outlines a fall accord with key terms, while local industry in Thomasville prepares to showcase electrification improvements at the Ice & Manufacturing Co. plant. Public inspection invitation issued.
Fragmentary remarks reflect German worry over postwar identity and lingering fear following persecution of Jews. Readers discuss citizenship, safety, and national duty while grappling with guilt, trauma, and ongoing Reconstruction in a wary Europe.
A defensive editorial argues against blanket wage hikes, contending unions push up costs for labor and ultimately shift expense to roads and consumers. It claims skilled versus unskilled pay disparities, criticizes union power, and warns of reduced hiring and slowed production as consumer prices rise.
The Keep Georgia Green movement reduced last year’s forest acreage burned by 25 022 acres from the five year average. Georgia counties including Crisp County now have forest protection units in service. Georgia ranked second in seedlings planted for 1948 49 with 7 562 208 disclosed seedlings, trailing South Carolina.
A humorous portrait of an obliging man who does what his family wants while asserting it may make him ill. He questions why others cannot oblige in return and keeps asking for clearer directions. He ultimately shifts blame to the family if outcomes are not precise as wished.
In Los Angeles Joyce G Holdridge 27 testified her neurodermatitis from allergies to husband Nolan H Holdridge 26 San Francisco watchmaker made living with him intolerable. She said rash appeared when with him and cleared after leaving. Court case ends with separation.
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