22 Sep 1947
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1947
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text from a Thomasville Enterprise page shows garbled headline and editorial masthead lines. It preserves publisher names W D Hargrave and Lee & Kelly along with address cues and Associated Press credit notes. The excerpt hints at subscription and advertising terms without coherent story details.
A jumble of phrases describes political tensions in Georgia with mentions of local candidates and rising food prices postwar. References to hurricane impact along the Gulf, state politics, and public sentiment show strained governance, transportation notes, and veteran civic influence shaping community concerns.
A fragmented reflection on editorial control and the role of radio in advertising and licensing debates. The piece argues for fair hearings and broader access to radio as a public service while noting costs, regulation, and the public interest in information.
In Athens a campaign led by the Aitaisterial As eGM prompted the Superior Court judge to refer the issue to the sheriff the patrol and the Civil Service Commission. The judge urged presenting substantiated evidence and warned against relying on rumors while stressing a community duty to enforce lawful conduct.
A fragmentary intemperate discussion centers on a grand jury and draft evasion. It mentions veterans returning to work, Legion posts, and expectations of fair treatment while noting political influence and community impact on civic progress.
Sroanie Scouts Troop 3 gathered with Methodist church members in Bainbridge on September 22. Leaders Pep ledders and Pex ledders oversaw activities as Mrs. Wonadre assisted Mrs. Rich for Miss Margaret’s college project. Brownies practiced teamwork. a fundraising game and a craft session were planned. registration cards awaited.
An old advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a digestion booster and blood builder. It claims medical tests prove its efficacy in increasing gastric juice flow and improving appetite sleep energy and overall vitality. The copy urges readers to buy at drug stores with promises of millions served.
Rita Blayworth headlines a roundup of 1940s Hollywood notes. Cites film plans and injures affecting Cyd Charisse and Lana Turner, with Spencer Tracy and Linda Darnell in Texas fundraising, and Artie Wayne’s recording amid gossip about industry wealth and secrecy.
Bainbridge Georgia September 22 Ward Stilson Co manager Gentry spoke to the Rotary Club at the Stephen Decatur Hotel. He described the Ward Stilson dress factory on the old Bainbridge Army Air Field site with a sewing machine sample and dress drawings.
Seemingly disjoint summaries recount a boxing bout setup between Deampsey and ULE with excitement rising before a coast route to Spokane after a New York trip. Baseball decision pending for Key Cobh Jaga while Tobacco warehouse directors reelect officers.
Bainbridge Mainbridge Ga Sept 22 the Board of Education moves home economics classes from Bainbridge High School crowding to the residence south of the Grammar school on Pine and Potter now used by Mrs Wreids Wheeler. Floor plan revisions and major improvements will make the house more usable for the department with lockers placed on the porch and temporary work areas prepared.
Atlanta reports the Textile Workers Union of America CIO demanded a 15 cent per hour general wage boost for about 125000 Southern textile workers from 190 mills. Delegates authorized reopening contracts and negotiating new scales to close regional pay gaps and curb living-cost differences.
A playful scene in San Francisco finds three children countering a dentist’s routine. The kids resist by biting, coughing, and later spitting gum, creating a humorous, if messy, moment during appointments.
In Cuba the sugar industry still relies on ox carts for transporting cane across fields. The traditional method continues amid modern farming changes and limited mechanization in rural areas.
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