16 Aug 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1955
Page
1
Editorial policy note stating Associated Press credits and republication rights for dispatches and local news. It reserves rights for special dispatches and clarifies exclusive entitlement to use for republication by this paper.
A feature on the demands of high school football with players, coaches, and fans fueling interest. Tens of squads begin grueling training for months, counting on heavy public attendance and the thrill of big crowds to share in the season’s spirit.
The article warns that wet roads increase auto wrecks and fatalities. It stresses that drivers take chances on slick surfaces, often causing harm to innocents, and urges careful driving and patience to prevent collisions and save lives.
The piece argues that a routine salary measure for the Atomic Energy Commission undercut executive control by granting equal voting power to all commissioners. It contends Congress must set policy, warns against bypassing the law, and defends the AEC as an independent body answerable to Congress amid Strauss Murray clashes and Dixon-Yates fallout.
A jittery critique of Soviet leadership portrays Moscow’s entertainments for foreign guests as deceptive and trivial while warning against underestimating Russia. The piece notes tensions after Geneva and laments cabinet squabbles as discontent rises, then shifts to rural road funding in Thomas County Georgia.
The piece argues presidents live under constant scrutiny from the White House press corps and Secret Service, noting Ike in Colorado and Truman in Key West as examples. It details the president's multiple roles from head of the executive to ceremonial duties and party leader, highlighting the rare private moments in office.
Senator Lyndon Johnson of Texas faces recovery after a July 2 heart attack. He left the hospital August 7 and aims to return as Senate majority leader, weighing 180 pounds after diet and restraint, saying his will and health plan justify the effort.
A compilation of crossword like clues covering varied topics from animals and people to places and objects. Entries include ancient terms and modern items, with some hints linked to geography biology and daily life challenges.
London suburbs endure severe air raids as Nazi air power resurges with thousands of planes in a massive battle over the British capital. A U S plans to acquire bases from Britain while Roosevelt discusses hemispheric bases and joint defense with Canada.
Ten years ago reports say Japan delays envoy dispatch to Manila with 12 days needed to deliver a cease fire order to troops. Emperor’s message offers no signing date and no end to war. Churchill tells British Commons the atom bomb discovery saved over 1.25 million lives. Reconversion brings issues threatening a return to peacetime military training plan to Congress by Truman.
Reports that boys at the Boys Industrial Training School in Alto were beaten and mistreated by guards prompted investigations ordered by Gov. Marvin Griffin and the Senate Penal Institutions Committee. The Habersham County grand jury also began probing the matter after the Atlanta Constitution cited statements from former guards and the school chaplain.
The writer urges Christian parenting to prevent youth crime. He says 90 percent of delinquency stems from careless homes and emphasizes loving, honest discipline, family church involvement, daily Bible reading, shared prayer, and inviting Christ into the home to guide sons toward good companions.
President Eisenhower sent a message congratulating the Georgia Division of Vocational Rehabilitation for leading all states for the second straight year in rehabilitating disabled persons. The note commends the state's efforts to help veterans regain productive independence and urges appreciation for government programs aiding recovery and self sufficiency.
The author warns that drifting morally harms individuals and families. He compares drifting to a boat slipping moorings, carried by a current away from rightful goals, risking divorce and serious moral trouble.
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