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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1955

Page

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Thomasville Times Enterprise Publication Details

The fragment lists newspaper branding and republication rights. It notes Thomasville Times-Enterprise Co Inc as publisher, Associated Press credit, Sunday omission, and subscription rates per week month quarter half year and year with taxes. It reflects typical 20th century telecommunication and postal context.

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Delinquency Comment by Georgia Attorney General

Attorney General Cook discusses child delinquency in Georgia. He cites upbringing and environment as key factors and warns that neglect can push children toward crime. He urges parental control and directed recreation, noting some youths are salvageable while others remain corrigible or incur penalties.

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East Versus West in Postwar Germany Tensions

The piece discusses East Germany under Soviet control and seeks German sovereignty after World War II. It warns of Soviet threats and potential sneak attacks, notes Franco peace in the west, and reflects U S indecision and the uncertain path to security amid a dark future.

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Phone sabotage sparks heated debate in strike era

The report argues strike leaders and company blame each other for damaging telephone installations. It urges U S government inquiry to identify guilty parties, punish perpetrators, and protect subscribers from service losses amid ongoing labor action.

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Boyle's Notebook Individuals Can Cut Cancer Toll

A 1950s AP feature urges personal action to reduce cancer deaths. It cites American Cancer Society figures on incidence, mortality, and the impact of early treatment while stressing routine checkups and awareness as top tools. It notes clinics, physician resistance to exhaustive exams, and higher survival when cancer is found early.

Banker Hopeful Despite Hostages in China Trade Saga

George Fe Sokolosky discusses Cedric Blaker of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank optimistic about China trade and bank stability amid hostages and Communist governance. He argues ideological divides hinder any Western exit and warns of Marxist interaction with private enterprise.

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Desperadoes To Face Immediate Trial In Federal Court

Report notes the abductors from Lecra last week will be tried promptly in U S District Court with possible cases in Thomasville or Albany. One suspect is in custody after five days hiding in the woods and may face indictment and rearraignment in federal court, while others may be tried in Superior Court if applicable. Public sentiment favors strict punishment and adherence to legal process.

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Unclear reflections on politics and draft in April period

The passage muses on calmness this week after Palm Sunday, notes talk of Congress and McCarthy, mentions the Yalta repercussions, May draft quota of ten thousand, and Eisenhower's undecided stance on islands. A garden anecdote closes with a lawn mower disturbed by a cold snap.

Churchill Symbol Of Continuity In The World Today

Washington AP reports Sir Winston Churchill as a symbol of continuity through his attire and conduct at a royal dinner. Churchill, aging yet resolute, remains the conservative bridge between Britain’s past and present, resisting revolutionary urges and striving to sustain the empire amid a changing world.

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Georgia churchmen oppose brewing plant invitation

Methodist Bishop Arthur J. Moore and Baptist leader Louie D. Newton condemned state officials for favoring a 3 million dollar Carling Brewing Co project in Georgia, arguing revenue should not trump righteousness. The Atlanta Baptist Pastors Association backed the stance after Carling announced three sites for a Southeast plant during a visit with Gov. Marvin Griffin.

Atlanta P Georgia Arthur J. Moore Louie D. Newton Atlanta Baptist Pastors Association Carling Brewing Co Southeast Marvin Griffin

Words Words Words Among Scientific Study Of Language

The piece notes that language study has advanced to analyze sounds and timing, yet meaning remains immeasurable. It argues that the impact of language on love, marriage proposals, prayers, and faith cannot be captured by instruments. We balance daily measures with a call to remember the Infinite and the Eternal.

Fire at Milledgeville State Hospital Sparks Escape Attempt

More than 700 inmates faced peril as a blaze destroyed a 35 year old building at the Milledgeville State Hospital. An inmate torn through the attic ceiling and fled toward the roof in the chaotic night incident.

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Why Sin Feels Natural Yet Good Is Hard to Find

A reader asks why sin seems easy while true goodness is hard. The reply centers on the fall of man, free will, and how sin entered humanity after disobedience. It explains the changed nature, blames the fallen state rather than God, and notes the gospel offers recovery, forgiveness, and a new heart through the Holy Spirit.

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Cross Referenced Clues From a Mixed Puzzle Page

A fragmented word list mixes clues across numbers 1 to 63 with entries like institutions occupations and geographic hints. The page appears as a crossword style puzzle with varied definitions including names such as Raff and a Swiss mountain, plus measurements and prefixes.

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