05 Aug 1953
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1953
Page
1
The notice lists subscription rates and terms for the Chamasuille and Chimes daily, with weekly, monthly, and yearly options. It credits Lee F. Kelly and W. D. Hargrave and notes Associated Press rights and republication terms.
A discussion notes that a hypothetical million dollar payroll could benefit Thomasville merchants, but warns of broader factors. The city hosts meat packing, textiles with Clark Thread and Wascot plants, and lumber operations, with strong prospects and room for growth despite past declines.
The Un American Activities Committee hears Rev Jack McMichael face perjury accusations after witnesses tied him to the Communist Party. FBI agents recall a 1940 Ohio youth congress talk about spotting Red agents, while McMichael denies meeting or belonging to the party. A Justice Department probe may be requested to uncover lies or guilt on all sides.
The Thomasville baseball program draws fans from Tallahassee Cairo Meigs Moultrie Pavo Quitman Monticello with intermediate stops boosting attendance. July yielded ten wins in twelve games as the team enjoys a record streak and the league’s best park funded by taxpayers. Night games under lights attract crowds while the Brooklyn club covers expenses beyond gate receipts.
For over forty years the city has watched its commissions and now five men earn wide respect for intelligent, cordial service. Terms near expiry spark rumors of removals, though many citizens urge at least three to stay for two more years and hope for reelection of all.
The Georgia press laments the deaths of Morgan Blake and Otis Brumby, praising their character and impact on readers. Medical examiners are empowered to investigate unusual deaths across 78 counties with named physicians listed. Senate Finance Committee members viewed raising the federal debt limit differently from administration leaders.
A 1953 opinion reflects on Public Law 107 and the UN flag policy, arguing United States should prioritize the American flag. It notes a shift toward nationalism in Europe and Asia, with Sabotage and anti foreign sentiment rising yet not fully anti American.
A minister urged graduates to pursue high ideals without bounds. The speaker argues the Bible supports striving for the impossible, noting Jesus labored with inept disciples and Paul built churches in wicked cities, proving faith can enable the seemingly impossible.
In a light段of dialogue a husband Wilbur and wife Trellis Mae debate fashion and gender norms. Trellis Mae argues clothes express personality while Wilbur ribbing exposes male conformity and fear of being different. The piece plays on social pressures and playful threats about heaven footwear.
President Eisenhower showcases a gradual approach to Congress while securing 400 million dollars for Indochina aid. He faced Republican Rep. Reed who fought the excess profits tax, yet the Senate ultimately approved full funding after pressure from State Department and security officials.
IODAY 15 YEARS AGO leaders Boss Crump and Senator Mc Keller and their forces triumphed in Tennessee Democratic primary contests. Corrigan welcomes New Yorker. Leaf growers seek action from Washington on Wallace quota suspensions. Japs optimistic on peace with Russians. Kiwanis International convenes in Los Angeles with local report by Dan Redd. Orioles win two over Japs at Tallahassee park. Morgan stars in 10-5 afternoon win. Karpel homer caps night thriller.
A discussion on why polite hints to improve home life provoke anger. The piece asks why small changes from blotters to gravy thickening trigger accusations of insult and persecution despite good intentions. It questions gendered labels and household power dynamics in everyday critique.
NBC airs My Son Jeep and Best of Groucho followed by Scarlet Pimpernel. CBS shows FBI in Peace and War Eddie Bracken Grant Park Concert. ABC presents City of Times Square Crossfire and Family Theater. CBS-TV features The Godfrey Hour Ive Got a Secret and a San Francisco Lightweight Bout. ABC-TV offers Date with Judy Chicago Wrestling. Dumont screens Science Review and Meet Congress.
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