18 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1952
Page
1
Public notice lists rate cards for display advertising editorials payable in advance by carrier. Rates include one week one month at 1.05, six months three months at 3.15, and yearly terms with mail rates upon application.
The piece argues that Chinese and Russian influence aid North Korea and complicate U.S. aims in Asia. It criticizes Truman for removing MacArthur and urges decisive action to curb Soviet and Chinese support across the Yalu, warning that delay worsens casualties and risks broader war.
Citizens of Thomas ville praise the City Manager system and current officials for steady progress and enhanced services without tax hikes. A five year facilities plan awaits more funds, while stadium site decisions and park development are cited as cost effective.
An European visitor to Thomasville comments on the citys beauty climate soil and growth. The visitor praises Southern hospitality unpretentious welcome and the towns young people content with local life, suggesting residents may better value their surroundings.
The Rose Show Queen was crowned today at the gymnasium on the school grounds. The event marks the thirty first annual show with international prominence drawing visitors from the United States. The program promises superb quality roses, large entries, and free admission with a voluntary contribution to cover expenses. The Red Cross campaign continues and residents are urged to support neighbors in distress amid unseasonable weather.
Horatio Alger like tale follows Voytek Delinski twelve year old refugee from Siberia to England who landed in the United States and won a Broadway part in Wight Into Egypt after answering a newspaper ad. The Polish born actor speaks clear English with a Middle European accent and dreams of becoming a doctor.
Washington Congress may reject funds to oppose President Truman's steel seizure. Republican senators offer an amendment to a deficiency appropriations bill barring use of any of its 960.6 million dollars to enforce the order placing steel control under the commerce secretary. The measure targets aviation and highway funds already in the bill.
A humorous look at attempts to cook Chuckles Waffles without sticking to the waffle iron. The group tests batter, heat, and butter, but each theory fails as the iron sticks, prompting grave digging with a fork and promises never to try again. Yet hope returns that next time the waffles won’t stick.
Doomrock Melody confronting a mob, accusing them of murder as Hector is freed. Steve Russell debates safety and romance, then recalls camp life and the wild land. They share a quiet moment by the campfire as hunger and attraction pull them together toward a possible night away from the ranch.
In a tense exchange, the woman pushes Steve to consider Felix Tarson’s ranch offer, revealing her desire for a bigger life. Steve resists, recalling his commitment to his chosen path and rejecting marriage to a cowboy. He arranges a bed in the chuck wagon as night falls.
Ten years ago U S warplanes struck Tokyo and four other Japanese cities in a bold daylight raid. Widespread destruction followed along an 800 mile path as the campaign drew sharp reactions at home and abroad.
The sermon argues God is everywhere not just in sacred places. It contrasts Jacob’s wilderness dream with modern believers who forget God when away from church. For true believers omnipresence brings strength and comfort in any problem, grief, or hopeless situation.
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