28 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1952
Page
1
A broad plea denounces illegal influence and personal graft by government tax agents. It calls for thorough punishment, reform, and deterrence to purge dishonesty, stressing honesty in government and accountability regardless of political connections.
An opinion piece argues prison riots show failures in handling prisoners and reform efforts. It notes inmates are hard to control, calls for firm confinement, and questions humane ideals versus public safety. It contends current systems mismanage reform, supervision, and punishment.
Residents debate progress amid strikes and rising unemployment as cattle show organizers scramble for proper arrangements. Demonstrations highlight the labor situation and the need for orderly parking and scheduling to keep the event viable.
Democratic candidates Russel and Kefauver are making determined bids in Florida as the Tennessean notes the impact of centralized government on liberty and growth. The piece warns of dangers from socialization and stresses the need for development through decisive action.
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In a humorous view, American husbands in New York speculate on Britain's proposed law granting wives a share of their husbands' income. They note American men already fear conceding pay while British men keep earnings secret. A veteran sums up that Congress won’t back husbands, leaving wives and government to tug for the paycheck.
Governor Rivers in Washington presided over a Southern freight rate meeting as tension eases in flood areas. Senator McCarran joins opposition to Roosevelt’s Supreme Court reform plan. FDR approves impounding part of appropriations. Speaker Bankhead says the move will curb expenditures.
The essay discusses the anxiety and social pressure around precocious children who walk or talk early. It contrasts reactions when such traits belong to friends versus one’s own family and notes the fear of underachievement, public boasting, and eventual relief when children finally progress, sometimes to excess.
Judge David Pine will rule soon on the President’s seizure of the steel industry. Steel firm lawyers seek return of mills and a wage cap order, arguing constitutional limits. government lawyers argue emergency powers justify broad presidential authority. President Truman reiterates constitutional limits after a citizen inquiry.
Augustine’s Confessions recount his youth leaving Hippo for Rome and his mother’s prayers for reversal. He later notes his mother’s petition was answered inwardly, not outwardly, as he became a church leader. The piece urges asking for definite things while trusting divine amendment beyond sight.
Matt Tarson plots to seize a bag of money after a double murder. Wesson is dead, McKee lies dying, and Tarson flees into the woods with a bloody loot bag. Steve and Indian Joe discover the scene and track the evidence, including a crucial blackmail letter.
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