Editorials Page 2 from April 1952
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04 Apr 1952
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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
1
Democratic Medley on Truman and 1948 politics
The piece surveys Truman's surprising refusal to run again and the impact on the Democratic Party. It notes the shift in party control, the reliance on government employees, and the tension between continuing the old leadership and exploring new options. It also weighs Eisenhower as Republican candidate and concerns over an Army president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Democratic Party
Wilson
Hughes
California
Eisenhower
The Gold Standard League and the Fight for Sound Money
The article argues for a return to the gold standard as essential for economic stability amid inflation. It cites figures like Bryan, Palmer, and Buckner, warns of national bankruptcy, and notes rising prices while wages lag, linking depreciated currency to consumer hardship and past collapses in 1929 and 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
South
Palmer
Buckner
Gold Standard League
Fight For Gold
Kefauver Gambles on Winner Take All Nebraska Bid
Senator Kefauver bets on a high risk, high visibility strategy by offering a winner take all contest with Robert Kerr in Nebraska. He aims to rally voters and deter the Truman faction, while facing Georgia's Russell as a rival with strong Southern support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Robert Kerr
Nebraska
Russell
Florida
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Truman
Coonskin
Georgia
Richard K. Russell
South
Kerr
Brown Stars Shine At Stadium As Fans See Rising Talent
The article notes Brown’s upcoming stars drawing fans to the stadium amid political chatter about Truman’s race, Democratic unity, and King Consort talk. It mentions Juliana, Russell rally plans in Atlanta, and praise for the new baseball park design and city work led by City Manager Craig and engineer Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Jones
Sally
Allen
The Revolution In Spring Cleaning by Hal Boyle
Boyle surveys spring cleaning in American homes through a chatty spoof of a hens party. Wives joke about husbands sweeping, waxing, washing windows, and turning the house upside down. The piece ends with a quip that a hotel might rescue wives from their housework frenzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
The Shouting Narrator and the Quiet Listener
A speaker describes the perils of shouting in a crowded room and the art of building suspense in a tale. The moment of climax is ruined when a close listener covers ears and calls for quiet, undercutting the performance.
Cleanup Moves in Government Fight Derailed by Delays
The Truman administration's anti corruption drive falters as McGrath sacks Morris after a prolonged dispute. Morris had started inquiries into financial sources and criticized delays. Congress may summon both officials as the probe stalls and momentum fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburd Morris
McGrath
Morris
Truman
Justice Department
Hep Chelf
Kentucky
Radio Programs Airing Tonight in New York
Listings from NBC CBS ABC and more show Roy Rogers Martin and Lewis Ginny Simms Mario Lanza H V Kaltenborn Night Beat Mystery Doris Day Show Wax Records Capitol Cloak Room Harriman Dick Powell This Is NBC Ozzie and Harriet This Is FBS Maisi Gracie Fields Armed Forces Review Waves Boot Training in New York markets for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Roy Rogers
Martin
Lewis
Ginny Simms
Mario Lanza
H. V. Kaltenborn
CBS
Musicland USA
Wax@prkseRecords
Capitol Cloakroom
W. Averell Harriman
ABC
Dick Powell
Ozzie and Harriet
the Duckling
Maisi
Gracie Fields
Magazine
Silver Shoals
Armed Froces
Waves
Doomrock and a Narrow Escape on the Range
Steve confronts a casino roulette win by Matt Tarson and then escapes a shooting attempt in rough country. A rival rifleman fires from a distant rise as Steve pursues him, the attacker fleeing after a failed near miss. Steve, wounded in the sleeve, shifts to pursue safety and vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Matt Tarson
Matt
Tarson
Bieve
Abe
Duel Ends With Golden Eagle Heist Clue
Steve shoots a rival gunman in a desert duel and finds two new minted gold eagles in the dead man’s pocket. The scene ends with a mystery coin stash hinted to link to Matt Tarson and a Wolf Saloon rumor as the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Wolf
Matt Tar
U S Attacks In Bay of Bengal and Pacific Rail War News
U S bombers from India attack in the Bay of Bengal destroying a Japanese cruiser and transport. Langley and two other warships lost in the Java Sea. Russian front sees renewed fighting as Hitler limits advance. Corregidor anti aircraft fire down two Japanese bombers. Army Day parade planned Monday at 11 a m with local dignitaries and mixed student participation. Ernest Suber of Pavo wins Fat Cattle Show award in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bomers
India
Bay of Bengal
Langley
Java
Navy
Hitler
Ernest Suber
Pavo
Thomasville
Army Quartermaster awards contracts to Georgia mills
The Army Quartermaster awarded two Georgia Mills contracts for 1,240,000 yards of cotton ducks at a total price of 1,859,302 dollars. The awards were Callaway Mills Co in LaGrange for 800,000 yards at 1,139,606 dollars and Georgia Duct and Cordage Mill in Scottdale for 44,000 yards at 719,696 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army Quartermaster
Georgia Mills
Callaway Mills Co
Lagrange
Georgia Duct and Cordage Mill
Scottdale
Questioning Judas Betrayal Marks Moral Growth
On the night Jesus predicted a betrayal the apostles asked, Lord, is it I. They failed in blaming others and accepted personal responsibility, a sign of growing moral and spiritual maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Peter
John
Andrew
Philip
Judas
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed Segments
Segments of curves and affirmative votes. Many clues mix wordplay and definitions across across and down. Entries touch on animals, objects, weather, and history with varied word lengths and solutions.
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