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Fragmentary OCR note noting republication rights and local news dispatch credits reserved by the paper. Includes phrases about exclusive use for republication and credit requirements.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note noting republication rights and local news dispatch credits reserved by the paper. Includes phrases about exclusive use for republication and credit requirements.
A writer condemns pagan excess during Christmas and calls for a deeper understanding of the holiday. She advocates striving for world peace, abolition of hatred, and the moral renewal of hearts beyond mere appetite and celebration.
Long In Power argues the Democratic party faced major handicaps and that the electorate chose stability with Eisenhower. The piece contrasts Truman era corruption fears with the appeal of a new administration, urging unity to test American capability and avoid radical entrapments.
A historical reflection on atomic power praises its peaceful potential while acknowledging grave dangers. The writer notes that ten years after nuclear progress, the world sees vast possibilities for peace and development, trusting humanity to steer it away from ruin.
An analysis argues rising auto insurance costs and policy rates pressuring liability awards. It calls for fair juries to determine guilt and damages, noting excessive verdicts burden all insurance buyers and that responsible defendants must pay full damages.
Gen Dwight Eisenhower’s visit to Korea marks a pivotal shift as he refuses quick fixes and seeks clear understanding of the stalemate. The journey boosts morale among troops, renews public interest in the conflict, and hints that policy will rise above partisanship with unity behind the commander.
NBC telecasts include Bob and Ray at 8, Muscular Dystrophy Appeal at 8 30, Pee Wee King at 9, Grand Ole Opry at 9 30, Dude Ranch Jamboree at 10, Saturday Dance at 10 30. CBS offers Vaughn Monroe at 7 30, Gene Autry at 8, Tarzan at 8 30, Gang Busters at 9, Gun Smoke at 0 30, Steve Allen at 10, Country Style at 10 30. ABC shows Dinner Music at 7 80, Dancing party two hours at 8, Music MBS at 10. NBC TV presents All Star Revue at 8, Show of Shows at 10 30, Hut Parade. CBS listing includes Beat the Clocks at 7 80, Jackie Gleason at 8, Jane Froman Canteen at 9, Meet Millie at 9 30, Balance Budget at 10, It’s News to Me at 10 30.
Fragments from a crossword puzzle show pattern clues and garbled phrases with partial numbers and letters. Readers encounter items like Soft drink, Discount, Fish hawk, False god, Appetizer, Profit, and other unclear entries mixed with stray digits and misspellings.
The Georgia Senate passes a beer tax measure during a special session with Rep J B Edwards urging tax revision or adjournment. Nearby, reports note Japanese advances toward Nanking as Chaing Kai Shek’s residence is seized. Construction starts on a new Decatur County curb market aiding Bainbridge area under Mrs A B Conger.
The piece argues collective bargaining failed by design as government agencies replace employers and unions in wage and hour disputes. It cites NRA, Wapner Act, NLRB, and wartime wage boards, noting labor policy favors the state over workers and names figures like John L. Lewis and Sewell Avery while praising Labor Department shifts under Truman and FDR eras.
Earl L Douglass writes that prayer has no barrier for the faithful. ask and you shall receive seek and you shall find. God and man are partners. Pray often with boldness, yet work as if everything depends on you to make the impossible possible.
Morgan announces a medieval style trial by ordeal for Williams. A red hot iron, boiling water, and a bar of metal await in the coals as Williams must grasp the iron and bring it to Morgan or face immediate death. The crowd watches in tense silence as Williams steels himself for the perilous act.
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