26 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
1
The text outlines exclusive rights to news dispatches for republication, local news publication terms, deadline for changes to ads by 6 o'clock p.m. the day before, and subscription payment options with phone numbers for editor and business manager.
The piece muses on financial resilience with phrases about veterans buying farms, material shortages hurting business, and railroads needing equipment. It notes political figures, foreign policy ideals, and general social observations while touching on oysters, coffee prices, and local concerns.
The article discusses wartime profits amid government contracts, citing figures for investors in Jacksonville and leaders like Congressman May of Kentucky and Henry Kaiser. It argues some profits were excessive yet essential to winning the war, criticizes congressional investigations as political maneuvering, and recalls Huey Long and Louisiana's steel and capitol projects as examples of ambitious wartime construction.
The writing reflects on Long as a dynamic ruler whose unusual products endure beyond his career. It argues these creations symbolize the period he influenced and the state’s direction, suggesting lasting impact despite fading factual effects.
The SEC will investigate the September stock break to determine causes and its impact on future market behavior. Officials note abnormal margins and manipulative trading may have influenced prices while seeking to restore confidence and market stability. The report recalls earlier shifts and mentions the first successful repeating rifle by C Spencer in 1860.
A parade of visitors and local residents travel between Meigs Pelham and Thomasville with stops in Tallahassee and Jacksonville. Notables include Mrs Ennes F Howe Jr and daughter Mary Stewart Howe visiting Pelham guests. Pauline Carter visiting Valdosta. Joe Booth and Winston Sasser en route to Mayo Clinic Rochester. Grady Warren in Thomasville Archbold Hospital. Alex Crittenden Jr en route from Pelham. and multiple short returns to Pelham from Tallahassee Columbus and Atlanta households.
A Valdosta conference of naval stores producers and government officials recommended conservation payments to selected producers and experimental chemical stimulation to boost pine gum flow. Stimulation methods show 50 to 60 percent production gains, with mechanization and spray equipment receiving priority and federal funding of 50,000 dollars. The Lake City Florida station and University of Florida engineers plan improved equipment, with supervision by the Lake City station.
A jumble of terms spans wildlife such as wild buffalo and Indian proximity, plus botanicals like balsam and Linden. scattered clues touch on golf, birds, metals, letters, and classical names, forming a mixed word puzzle with historical references and vague definitions.
Atlanta September 26 AP The Justice Department will be opened to the State of Georgia in its suit to revoke the charter of the Ku Klux Klan President Truman expressed sympathy with Gov Ellis Arnall and ordered that the Justice files be made available Assistant State Attorney General Daniel Duke disclosed the details of the president's letter and the ongoing action against the Klan.
Noah Ww regional manager announced the Grady County Electric Membership Cooperative will hold its annual membership meeting October 9 at 9 a.m. in Zebulon theater with a fish dinner at Davis Park. The 3,000-member co op in Decatur Grady Thomas counties plans reports, board election, and awards a film.
Gene Cook plans an early visit to Washington to inspect department files and gather information. He aims to review records, identify issues, and prepare a detailed report for the department.
A southern conference dispute flares as Sewanee defends subsidies while Ole Miss ribs rival programs. President Alexander Gurry cites college buyouts of top material and wartime subsidies, sparked by Kentucky loss chatter and coaching staff alumni potential pro ranks.
Washington reports Adm. Blandy who directed the atom bomb campaigns in the Pacific will command the 8th Fleet in the Atlantic as part of a broader navy reorganization. The move pairs Blandy with Adm. Mitscher, named chief of the Atlantic Fleet, as crews await final placements in the shifting hierarchy.
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