18 Sep 1945
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1945
Page
1
The piece argues the bureaucratic system is criticized yet serves as a saving mechanism for consumers by stabilizing prices and costs. It discusses wartime controls, production costs, and potential savings Americans enjoyed, while noting calls to end restrictions and the uncertain impact on future prices.
City treasurer reports on 1944 revenue and 1945 debt as part of a Rotary address. Total 1944 income $643 106.85 with sources including taxes licenses FWA and transfers. expenditures total $660 777.07 across police, fire health and other departments. Bonded debt below $200,000, project costs tally $596,500 with 38 percent city share and 62 percent FWA. City remains solvent with no idle funds and progress on sewer and water projects.
Yokosuka memo recounts an American air mechanic captured at Bataan who bartered cigarettes for food, losing 70 pounds until he slashed his own throat and died. Fellow prisoners blamed him as selfish while guards imposed harsher discipline after his death. The tale ends with a Rotary Club purpose statement about city finances.
Community fans show growing interest in restoring a professional team but warn that financing must be solid and not burden the town. The article notes prewar challenges and urges realistic planning before applying for the league franchise return at the meeting in Moultrie on the 21st.
A brief note warns inflation remains a serious concern cited by those with expertise while deflation discussions begin to surface. Experts emphasize the risk of unchecked price declines and the need for cautious policies.
Detroit braces for a major showdown as the UAW presses for a 30 percent wage increase to offset postwar cost of living. Ford triggers layoffs due to parts shortages from independent supplier strikes. GM and Chrysler risk following suit if supplier stoppages widen.
The text notes that vegetable tanning used in shoemaking was discovered by Hebrews thousands of years ago. It mentions that when King Tut's tomb was opened chairs and glued items remained intact and in good condition. It also states that many languages share similar fundamental speech sounds.
Describes Pattern 9407 apron with a long wide cut for full protection, featuring a bib-top and nonslip straps. Available in a wide size range from small to extra large, with measurements for each size and a 35 inch volume in small.
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