27 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
1
The notice details exclusive use rights for AP dispatched news and local content, plus publication changes deadlines by 6 p.m. the day before. It lists phone numbers for the editor and business manager and outlines advertising durations including options for one week through one year.
A reflective tract discusses political prophecy as guesswork, critical thinking, and public discourse. It cites Dick Russell, mentions air travel costs, large families, and evolving gender equality while noting government aid, wartime policies, and socialism's rise. It urges caution against egotism and overvaluation of motives.
Senator Claude Pepper of Florida emerges as a labor ally within the Democratic party and may run for higher office. He backs Roosevelt era policies, attacks reactionaries, and defends free speech while signaling a radical stance that appeals to some labor voices but draws mixed reactions from others in Florida.
President Truman asked for Henry Wallace’s resignation after disputes over Russia policy. The criticism centered on Wallace’s radical views and provocative remarks during a grave international crisis. Truman replaced him with a more temperate figure to preserve unity and credibility abroad. Harriman’s diplomatic experience was noted as a stabilizing asset.
A clipped passage notes that fear and duty shape leadership, suggesting a president would have faced a serious situation, with the implied judgment that the current stance reframes events in a new light.
The speech portrays Soviet Premier Stalin as calibrating rhetoric to ease fears while signaling continued pressure on Western democracies. It warns that war with the United States could derail peace plans and emphasizes American resolve to deter Soviet dominance, including rapid production and readiness for a decisive strike if needed.
Many readers express that attending a football game brings comfort and well being. Demand for seats at major games is high while smaller ones are less popular.
Rio de Janeiro reports from Journal do Brasil warn that Brazil's black market food trade has grown, with consumers paying high prices for nothing and facing risk of poisoning from increasingly adulterated foods.
Frank Brutto describes a glimpse inside Rome’s Domincan monastery near the Colosseum and Forum. A Trish guide recalls Spokane days, outlines the order’s history, its democracy and forthcoming modernization talks after a Bologna relic procession.
Mrs. Sidna Daniel of Dayton Tennessee credits Retonga with relief from distress due to insufficient digestive juice flow, loss of appetite, and constipation. She reports better sleep, appetite, and daily activity after using Retonga sold at Inman Drug Company.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Marjorie Anne McCann of Barwick Georgia to Mr Thomas Bayard Smith Jr of Quitman and Jacksonville Florida. The bride to be is the daughter of Cecil J McCann and the late Eva Van Landingham. The couple plans a fall wedding.
In Rio de Janeiro AP reports students can call the National Union of Students to have the Vigilant committee investigate alleged black market victims within an hour. Merchants have responded with swift relief after student actions in recent food riots. The piece notes Australia’s population distribution with one third in Sydney and Melbourne.
Special FBI agent in charge Charlie Weeks said two months of probing into the July 25 lynchings near Monroe failed to turn up conclusive evidence. He offered no further comment.
The taipan, a highly venomous Australian snake, is described as capable of causing horse fatalities within about four minutes after a bite, a claim reflecting its extreme toxicity.
Union Pacific officials scheduled an investigation into the derailment of a westbound Transcon train near Victorville California. Six people died and more than 30 were injured as the engine tender baggage car and five passenger and dining cars derailed beside a river. Bodies were found near washrooms of two coaches including two men and a porter. Victims named include Edward Koch Staten Island New York Fidele Terlizza Los Angeles Velma Reinhardt Long Beach and Josephine Stein Can
In 1945 bituminous coal supplied heat to over 13,060,000 homes, sheltering more than 50,009,000 people. This reflects coal's vital role in domestic energy during that year.
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