11 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1952
Page
1
Classified notice lists editorial and display advertising rates from 1513 to 1518 with subscription payments in advance. Rates shown include one week by carrier, one month, six months, three months, and one year via mail upon application.
The piece surveys July Chicago conventions to nominate a Democratic candidate. It weighs party dynamics, possible contenders like Russell Kefauver Kerr Barkley and Adlai Stevenson, and the role of preferential primaries, regional support, and state lineups shaping a likely but uncertain race.
The Georgia Tech board votes to admit women to engineering programs while maintaining a men only tradition elsewhere. The same meeting approves leasing or selling the coordinated campus at the University of Georgia to the U S Navy for an officers training school amid predicted protests from Regents.
The piece argues the Morris corruption probe has become a McGranery whitewash contention as McGrath resigns and McGranery moves toward Senate confirmation. Newbold Morris and others see little chance for real cleaning through Hoover era FBI investigations. The discussion includes broader doubts about the Justice Department's role and the political stakes of the appointment.
In a brief notice the paper hints at a baseball season opening around the 23rd with special ceremonies planned. It mentions a matchup between Thomasville and Tifton teams, suggesting an eventful start and notable on-field play to follow.
The piece argues Soviet leadership pursued long term aims to undermine Western powers by internal manipulation. It claims Moscow backed Hitler to split the West and later sought German rearmament to disrupt allied plans, portraying Russia’s actions as desperation rather than strategy.
U S and Filipino forces resist as Corregidor and Butuan face decisive blows. British RAF strikes German occupied French coast as Allied hopes for an offensive in Europe rise. Kiwanis hears Col. Stewart-Rodrie. Johnson allocates funds for child welfare. A E Speer to lead Navy relief drive in Thomas County.
A sprawling fill‑in style puzzle fragment lists numerous clues and partial words. It blends vocabulary items from science, geography, and everyday terms, inviting solver logic and cross‑reference to complete the grid.
A humorous piece by Christopher Billop on driveways beside homes. It notes how spacious driveways invite many cars and how owners must guide guests to protect the lawn and house, yet friends ignore directions and cause damage, leading to frustration.
Phil Meyers, a former Cincinnati football star, runs Fashion Frocks Inc with more than 50,000 women sales reps who market dresses to housewives nationwide. The direct selling principle centers on women selling to women, with reps earning up to 60 a week and a turnover that reflects loyalty and long tenure.
The text reflects on the crucifixion as the darkest day and deepest sin, contrasting human cruelty with divine love. It presents the cross as both judgment and mercy, illustrating humanity's failure and God's response as Good Friday signals a dawning new day.
Radio New York on April 11 lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs from 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. including Roy Rogers Story Martin and Lewis Doris Day Congress Night Beat Mystery Waxworks This Is FBI and more with multiple entertainment segments and a Capitol Cloak Room feature.
In a tense scene Matt confronts Felix over a scheme amid a mob of onlookers. Felix pitches a plan to buy Russell ranch for a high price to control events while Matt seeks revenge and Melody's future. Steve Hedley refuses the offer, preferring no further trouble between families.
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