04 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1950
Page
1
Various items reflect regional life and opinions, including jokes on politics and Korea, bowl season chatter, community work by children, tips for households, and social scene vignettes. The column mixes observations on optimism, kitchen storage, sports talk, gardening plans, and wedding intrigue.
Text reflects a belief in rising non partisan efforts among denominations to build mutual trust and a sense of shared purpose. It suggests faith can unite diverse groups into one effort toward common good and harmony.
The piece recalls Theodore Roosevelt speech on speaking softly and the stick and cites President Truman threats to use all weapons if needed. It argues the world seeks peaceful remedies to avoid a destructive war and warns against China joining Russia against the United Nations.
The piece urges local agencies to support a recurring charity drive that delivers food and toys to needy children in Thomasville. It recalls years of toy boxes and community kindness, urging continued participation to ease parental hardship and celebrate the season with practical aid.
A pro United Nations stance denounces Chinese and Russian communism as dangerous and decayed. The piece argues Red forces threaten freedom, claiming misery and brutality accompany communism and urges truth courage and decency to defeat it. It warns unbounded death if communism prevails.
Len Cavanaugh and Shuffle Watson scheme over bail, debts, and murder to drive settlers from Milk River Basin. A collusive plan unfolds with Jim Tuttle Leo Parker and others, as livestock, coroner inquests, and arson threats loom.
A historical view of frontier preachers and revivalists shaping American democracy. Whitfield Edwards Finney Moody Sunday Graham mobilized crowds, stirred spiritual zeal, and produced lasting changes despite mixed opinions. Their ministries fulfilled the Bible’s image of ministers as a flaming fire.
NBC schedules show MacRae Show Firefly at 8 p.m. and NBC Symphony Hour at 10 p.m. CBS presents Hollywood Playhouse John Payne at 8 p.m. and Radio Theater Apartment for Peggy at 9 p.m. ABC offers Inner Sanctum Mystery at 8 p.m. Martha Lou Harp Show at 9 p.m. and Johnny Desmond at 9:30 p.m. MBS airs Bobby Benson Play at 8 p.m. and Crime Fighters at 8:30 p.m. CBS CBS-TV presents Godfrey Talent Scouts at 8:30 p.m. plus Howard Barlow Concert at 8:30 p.m.
Twenty years ago Congress sought a swift path to pass the bus regulation bill with a weekend recess in mind. Senate expected late tonight. Hardman proposes a site in Georgia for a veterans hospital. Dr. Leon Broughton to speak on Lost Power of Church at First Baptist. Rotary meeting noted.
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