22 Apr 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1955
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise Co Inc reserves republication rights for all news credited to Associated Press and the paper and local news herein. This daily except Sunday newspaper is entered at the Thomasville Georgia Post Office under the 1879 Act. Subscriptions paid in advance. Tax rates shown.
The Thom asville section reports visitors flocked to a 1956 Rose Show despite bloom destruction. Residents and merchants praised the festival spirit, calling it a community boost and hospitality showcase. Organizers vow to return next year with better conditions and renewed participation.
A local proposal to blend music with the Rose Festival gains ground after a Thursday evening program earned praise. The planned feature mirrors other Southern cities and cites the Sigmund Romberg Festival of Songs as a successful model with a young star, an orchestra, and a chorus enhancing the festival experience.
A 1955 reflection on how anonymous spokesmen shape public opinion through leaks. The piece cites Roosevelt and Pearson, critiques background conferences, warns against official sources, and argues news should bear responsible authorship with named data.
A reflection on hobbyists in Thomasville who pursue diverse pastimes from puzzles to stamps. The piece argues hobbyists stay alert and engaging, avoiding overemphasis while enriching conversation and general interest beyond daily work.
Fritz Ruef, 68, president of the International Cynological Federation, champions traditional poodle hair and strict social registers. He warns against clownlike grooming and battles between federation dogs and union rivals across countries, with the United States and Russia largely outside the feud.
The article reports U S and Red China both guessing Eisenhower policy toward Matsu and Quemoy. It notes vague White House statements, Congress authorization for Formosa defense, and mixed signals from officials about potential actions and timings.
The city of Roses shows signs of recovery as bushes bloom again with few permanent losses. Some fruit trees suffered damage and figs are largely gone, but the community remains hopeful. Growth, building plans, and rising land values reflect a resilient, ambitious Thomasville with investments from decades past paying off.
Citizens react to parade disruptions and Democratic and Republican rhetoric as Georgia counties prepare polio vaccination in early grades. Senator George delivers a well received speech to bankers while a strike action is viewed with concern over possible escalation.
A mixed set of across and down clues covering geography animals people and objects. Notable entries include Tibetan gazelle Luzon native and Philippine negrito with various synonyms and wordplay tied to common crossword conventions.
The answer cites Paul who persecuted Christians yet became a top Christian writer and missionary. It says true repentance brings forgiveness, and many find the Bible enlightening after accepting Christ. Reading may be hard at first but grows clearer. the Psalmist’s choice of truth is urged.
A man asks for help after leaving Battey Hospital in Rome with tuberculosis. He seeks six months rest and food, asking if Christians attend church, and is reminded that Christianity is a personal relationship with Christ not mere churchgoing. The piece cites Matthew and Jesus calling to follow him and notes the early Christians as those of the Way.
Germany reports heavy air action after Norwegian towns Names and Andalsnes are hit. A U S attaché Captain Robert M Losey is killed in bombing. County 4-H meeting stresses home demonstration agent need. Glen Arven Men's championship flags off this week with last year’s winner Ramsey Pidcock of Moultrie.
A reflective note on avoiding pain-killing pills and alcohol to escape life. It urges facing problems honestly, as pain carries a message of mercy, hope, and power, and urges listening to life rather than fleeing from its challenges.
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