14 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1952
Page
1
Lee E. Kelly is general manager and E. R. Jerger is editor of the Thomasville Daily Enterprise. Associated Press membership covers republication rights. Subscriptions and advertising rates are listed, with carrier and mail options.
Readers are reminded of a New York Tribune editorial on the steel shutdown and government seizure. It warns that fiat style recommendations replace free bargaining, risking inflation and delayed weapons and civilian production, with blame laid on Washington mismanagement and lack of foresight.
The piece argues most people treat public property as communal and neglect upkeep. It cites buildings such as the Archbold Memorial Hospital and Municipal Building, noting that only custodians and staff show care. It urges citizens to view public property as their own to reduce tax-funded maintenance costs.
The Rose Show moves to April 18 in Thom asville aiming to showcase premier roses with exhibits in the Gym and a festival vibe. Parade bands floats and the aerial circus from Florida State University attract visitors, with profits aiding the local Legion Post.
An extremist speaker asserts television fiction and news programming are creating a generation of morons, urging viewers to question media literacy and seek alternative information sources.
Russell claims he will secure four hundred votes on the first ballot and that success is inevitable thereafter. The quote reflects a belief in inner knowledge guiding political fate.
The item notes a warm period and mentions a hoped for rain by the start of the week to improve rose blossoms for a show on the nineteenth.
In memory and tradition the May basket custom is discussed as an old community rite. The piece reflects on how many recall the practice and wonders how many youths will carry it forward in the future.
An experienced picker muses on pleasing all with public taste while St. Peter and his choir of angels loom in a playful reference. The remark hints at generational divides and the challenge of selecting an artist that satisfies many tastes.
An opening event at a newly equipped business office drew Powell and a large group of attendees who responded with a warm reception. The gathering featured aides and local supporters showing support for the project.
The passage notes the difficulty of enacting policy against Truman amid steel strike tensions. It reflects on shifting alliances from former friends to enemies and criticizes government forces. It also mentions Georgia school funding disputes awaiting state action and tangible outcomes.
A reflective note praises rapid scientific progress and industrial facilities while recounting a humorous anecdote about a yard man, paired with remarks on a clock that has run for fifty years in J B Jemison’s office and has scarcely needed cleaning.
Tonight’s schedule across networks lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs from 8 p.m. to 10:80 p.m. Highlights include NBCs Rosalinda concert preview Ezio Pinza and Paul LaValle Band. CBS features Jane Powell in Royal Wedding and Bob Hawk Quiz. ABC presents Henry Taylor Talk and Dangerous Dive drama.
Boyle's Notebook argues two classes exist neat people and critics of neatness. Neatness constrains freedom and order can dull life, while disorderly living yields surprise, memory, and depth. The piece notes a neat spouse can ruin life and contrasts joy in chaos with sterile routine.
Two artists show contrasting peace and turmoil. Many religious works promise inner peace, yet true quiet comes from amid turmoil. Jesus urged perseverance, saying in the world you will have tribulation but be of good cheer for I have overcome the world.
Fifteen years ago relief funds were proposed to finance a housing program while warnings against further expenditures were issued. A Wagner plan hearing opened as administration signaled more spending and fewer taxes.
An enlarged 44 page book titled Rheumatism is sent free to anyone who writes to The Bali Clinic at Excelsior Springs Missouri. It claims non surgical non medical treatment has helped for 83 years and promises no obligation.
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