21 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1952
Page
1
The report notes a legislative action affecting telephone services and related infrastructure labeled BAS 66. It details involved parties and proposed standards or funding, with emphasis on regulatory steps and anticipated outcomes for local users.
The piece analyzes the 1948 race dynamics with Eisenhower leading Taft in national polls. It notes Southern Republican pressures and Georgia's move toward two parties, while Dick Russell emerges as a regional contender. Truman’s exit reshapes the contest, elevating Russell as a likely regional voice to counter Taft and shift power away from racial tensions.
A review argues Caldwell's novel warns of looming danger from centralized government and powerful unions. It portrays battles against pressure groups allied with leftist forces and a tyrannical state, urging readers to defend inalienable rights before they are lost.
Thomasville residents again show resilience in Rose Show as Easter frosts curtailed blooms. Private gardens produced superb varieties while local women workers preserved the event’s spirit against wind and chill, prompting debate on keeping the Jubilee or Festival phase for next year.
A community note urges residents to attend Wednesday’s home opener after two seasons without play. Local organizers promise expert directors and a competitive, purely local setup to boost attendance, morale, and interest in baseball in Thomasville.
The fragment hints at a local event titled Rose Show with a Jersey venue and a notable crowd including young people. A quiet outburst by a comp singer or host closes the scene as participants depart after a dance.
Philosopher writes in a humorous column about two kinds of gout rich and poor. He laments public misunderstanding and urges a national Gout Week while sharing anecdotes of his own five day bout and the social jokes it sparked.
Fifteen years ago reports note new threats to peace in industry with Maine troopers at manufacturing centers and labor faction talks to reconcile CIO and AFL. Madrid endures heavy bombardment as fascists strike. Ministers union protests Sunday entertainment plans while a local show raises funds.
The chairman invites questions after a talk and the speaker offers to answer as best he can. Mr Jones begins with a long question, Mrs Brown threads a story into her query, and Mr Smith reads from a newspaper despite dim light and eyeglasses before finishing with a guarded reply.
AP radio listings show NBC programs at 8 and 9:30 p.m including MacRae Show and Paul LaValle segments with questions from the floor. CBS offers Suspense and Crisis plus a quiz and Waxworks. ABC features Henry Taylor Talk Big Hand Drama and Time for Defense. MBS presents Woman of Year with Bette Davis and Crime Does Not Pay. Korean Report closes the night with Crime Fighters.
Acting SUNY president Charles Garside warns higher education faces its greatest challenge in neglecting humanities. He says extensive focus on science yields trained but not educated men, and that twentieth century failures stem from misunderstandings of human relations. He stresses maintaining human values amid scientific progress.
Matt Tarson blocks Hector and plans to frame a death as a backfire while Melody suspects the Diamond R and Steven Russell. She seeks Colonel Dupray's discreet advice on selling the ranch for a hundred thousand dollars to ease Steve's stance and protect him from further brutality.
Melody and a colonel plot to pressure Steve by exploiting a looming mortgage and depleted Diamond R stock. They plan to leverage a potential sale after the roundup to force his hand, using Linny the cowboy to pass messages if necessary.
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