Fragmented Times-Enterprise page notes and Easter musings
A Pierre Thomasville page fragment includes references to the Times-Enterprise building, subscription notices, and a block of editorial musings on Easter, television’s staying power, and youth. It mentions a 1950 baseball contest opener and general commentary on society, celebration, and future moves.
Stassen Warns Against British Socialized Medicine Plan
Harold E. Stassen former Republican presidential candidate and president of the University of Pennsylvania analyzes Britain’s socialized medicine. He warns against a government led program and calls for a voluntary nongovernmental system in the United States. He notes growth of financial protection plans and ongoing efforts to provide affordable health care with modest costs.
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The Russians Move On and Threaten World Domination
A column denounces Soviet expansionism accusing Russia of greed and control, arguing it aims to spread communism, undermine Western governments, and exert political and economic power worldwide. It warns of a rising cold war and intensified Soviet resistance.
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Latlin
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Europe
United States
Public relations work and the dangers of trust in influence
The article argues two types of dangerous individuals in any circle: those who harm for personal gain and those whoPretend to help for ulterior ends. It praises prominent firms for using public relations to gauge public sentiment and guide decisions, noting wartime campaigns shaped by honest, experienced professionals to build confidence and avoid distrust.
Money Spent Here Benefits All in Thomasville
A local appeal highlights how hospital activity drives regional trade. Wages circulate quickly as residents spend income, with the hospital drawing patients from across the area and boosting the town’s medical standing. The push includes expanding beds and boosting the capital corporation’s membership.
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Thomasville
Capital Corporation
Andrew Finds New Path After Theatre Self Doubt
Andrew returns to England postwar and discovers acting is not his only calling in the theater. Morton explains various roles exist, aiding his transition to work behind the scenes while Katharine lands a summer spot with the Broadweaver Players.
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England
Cotswolds
Morton
Sarah Nolan
New York
Sarah
London
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Esme
Inoffensive People and the Reluctance to Fight
The text discusses inoffensive people avoiding conflict, often blamed for provoking attacks. They excuse actions as unintentional and respond with silence or humor. Attacking parties refuse to calm, while the nonconfrontational group remains patient and considers avoiding further fights by fear.
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Nevie
Crossword Puzzle 8 Arose 1
Puzzle fragment shows crossword clues and partial answers across multiple lines. Readable entries include references to Falksmre electrical unit English civ and other scattered terms, with numerous gaps and garbled letters.
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Falksmre & Electrical Unit
Oo & Demons
Unemployment bill advances in Senate with plan for relief
Senate favorably reports a bill creating an unemployment relief program for the United States and plans to consider the measure next week along with similar proposals. The report notes a broader push as lawmakers weigh related economic relief efforts.
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Wake Forest student convicted of second degree murder in gambling dispute
Raleigh April 10 Raymond P Hair 24 Wake Forest pre med student was convicted of second degree murder for the slaying of a former college companion over a gambling dispute. The defense noted appeal. Hair, son of a Fayetteville dentist, testified Cable of Oakboro drew a pistol during a heated argument and the weapon discharged. Hair fled to Los Angeles and was arrested 28 days later.
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Thomasville Rivalry Opens With Crowd Rosy Victory
A large crowd watched Dale Alexander lift Thomasville to a curtain raiser win as locals celebrated an early triumph. Alexander led with steady shots and the home team seized momentum to finish ahead.
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Tals
Dale Alexander
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