25 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1950
Page
1
The piece notes EllEN-N celebrating its hundredth birth day as Georgia readers discuss modern views on youth and tradition. It reflects on speed limits, parking taxes, and a desire for orderly town life while mentioning a press luncheon and judge’s event.
A disjointed passage mentions general admission, intermittent delays, and instructions about handling unknowns. It references Jans and fusion expectations but lacks clear facts, names, or dates to define a concrete event or outcome.
Georgia insurance agents sponsor a May Safety Council campaign urging pre drive car checks. They warn faulty brakes tires steering and lights cause accidents and say improved inspections could prevent about a thousand crashes yearly. The effort, backed by the Georgia Association of Insurance Agents and the Safety Council, will use newspapers and radio to publicize the push.
The piece argues the Georgia county unit system will endure, defended by the Supreme Court, warning rural counties fear losing influence to Fulton and six large counties. It compares county control to city political machines and favors maintaining multiple counties with varied vote counts to prevent urban domination.
The passage discusses a proposed sales tax to fund road improvements, arguing it could replace nuisance and ad valorem taxes. It notes merchants favor a fair, uniform levy and cites Georgia readiness, with comparisons to Florida and South Carolina. It mentions Talmadge urging funds from gas taxes be restricted to road work and road-make progress.
Andrew visits Katherine at her shop and theater world. He hints William Hamlyn will sign a contract, shocking Katherine who fears a long separation. He confirms the deal may take three years, then leaves after a difficult, revealing conversation.
British authorities impose censorship as evacuations of women and children from near Peshawar proceed. Reports on fires and events differ. investigation closes as guards recount actions. Elsewhere, Kiwanis contest at a club, revival services overflow at a Baptist church, Wallis horses in Atlanta show, and Fahmke's players considered improved.
Ten years ago Thomasville prepared for the Rose Show with thousands expected to view the annual event and the 140th festival of roses. Roosevelt's third term bid controversy dominated national politics as Georgia delegates selected for the Democratic convention. German advances and British retreat in Norway were reported amid a tense European scene. Local sports note includes Valdosta tourists beating the league leaders 1 0 and Albany and Cathey in late results. Broadway reports mark the departure of colorful manager Joe Jacobs.
Democratic leaders in Birmingham accused the Alabama States Rights faction of trying to keep Alabama out of the Democratic Party and the National Convention. Speakers warned Civil Rights legislation could pass if Alabama leaves the National party, while urging Democrats to stay within the party to fight reforms. The 1952 election context and a 15 man race for Governor were noted as the campaign intensified.
The essay argues that many everyday gadget failures come from user inaccuracy and poor coordination. It claims excuses like “It doesn’t happen to me” reveal a lack of skill and elbow grease, attributing mishaps to the user rather than the item.
Camilla Ga April 25 AP Two Pelham men Huey C Garner and R C Willis were found guilty of assault with intent to rape a 19 year old Thomasville girl after she testified she was forced into a car at gunpoint The jury sentenced Garner to four to six years and Willis to five to eight years The girl escaped with help from a Negro farmhouse and stated all had been drinking authorities found no intoxication signs on any party.
A fragment depicts a speaker praising fortune that paired the helpless with a capable companion. The scene hints at relief when a person normally unfazed by events is seized by anxiety and despair, revealing tension between control and helplessness.
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