23 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1952
Page
1
The 31st annual Rose Show closed with strong displays and mixed opinions on size versus spectacle. Mrs. Milligan's Peace named Queen of the Show drew wide praise, while the Happiness Yoséa impressed officials with its red blooms and tall stems. Junior entrants earned praise for encouraging youth participation and suggesting a bright future for the event.
Secretary of State Acheson demands tangible evidence from Russia that it seeks a free unified Germany with elections and normal East West trade. He links Soviet proposals to a broader plan to extend Soviet influence and keep Germany out of Western defense, warning against propaganda without verifiable commitments.
Vittorio Manunta a ten year old Sicilian adopted by the Countess of Berkeley rises as a movie child star in Paul Gallico’s Never Take No for an Answer. His tragic early life in Rome and wartime adoption shape a life in Assisi and New York as he enjoys baseball hot dogs and ice cream sodas with his foster family.
The piece explains how not holding face cards in cards raises sympathy for opponents and complicates play. It notes that missing face cards leads to ongoing losses, while partners or spouses may suffer remark and tension from the lack of these high cards.
Pin-Worms pass between family members causing itching and sleep loss. Mother Gray's Pin-Worm Tablets kill millions of pin worms quickly and clean out infections. Easy to take tablets used by doctors in hospitals. Protect your family. available at all drug stores.
Hearings close on Roosevelt court bill with five uncommitted scions expected to cast decisive ballots after a long hearing. Government seeks to curb anti trust law violations in action against a large aluminum company.
Earl L Douglass uses the myth of Sisyphus to urge perseverance. He compares incomplete home projects and unfulfilled promises to the eternal task, warning against being a perpetual, unhappy worker who never finishes.
Eisenhower keeps quiet amid Taft attacks as 21 questions threaten to force him to speak on MacArthur Social Security and other domestic issues. Analysts note his silence may aid nomination chances at the July Republican convention while dodging early campaigning.
An editorial warns that most people act with sectional bias on national issues and civic affairs. It condemns the steel strike dynamics, labor and management aims, and urges fairness, avoiding personal profit at the nation’s expense. It cautions against misinformation and political manipulation.
A local amuse lists start with seafood cocktails and notes on events around town. The piece mentions a Peace rosé reference, a Batboy Contest, school band pride, and a county license revocation list with DUI-related withdrawals. Tours and garden club selections are also described.
Matt Tarson confronts Hank Hector's hanging and a branded Noose calf on the Diamond R. Kriebs and Quentin push for open justice while Matt faces suspicion of theft and a looming Cattleman's Court after the round-up. The tale hints at rival outfits, secrets, and a judge friend who may shield or convict.
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