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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
1
A collection of local observations notes caution in movement on foot and urges prudent behavior. It reflects on long marriages, atomic warfare aimed at Moscow, polio cases in Georgia, and Civilian Defense ramping up for potential danger. It mentions political hesitation and rent controls postponed for months amid growing tensions.
A speaker warns Korea fighting may worsen without more troops and taxes, while Thrasher predicts insufficient levy funds for this year and next. Christmas shopping continues as Thomasville merchants boast notable goods despite higher prices and strong bargains locally.
The piece argues American and UN forces in Korea face encirclement as Chinese troops pour into the peninsula. It warns Allied forces are being overrun, threatened with extinction, and pushed toward dangerous retreats while seeking an effective escape route with allied support to stop the enemy.
The Times Enterprise prints extra pages to highlight Christmas gifts and timely mailing options in Thomasville. Merchants promote bargains and direct appeals through the newspaper as a practical guide with gift ideas and illustrations.
The piece argues Alaska and Hawaii should be admitted as states to gain full privileges. It notes strategic wartime value, abundant resources, and compares past purchases, while warning of dangers and Communist fears. It references Pearl Harbor, proximity to Russia, and the need for stronger U S unity.
The piece questions Dean Acheson’s strategy of freedom arguing Washington must act decisively rather than let global pressure pass. It lists six aims from UN order to moral values, but argues preparedness and rapid action are essential to deter threats and secure safety amid rising global tensions.
Christopher Billop’s piece humorously deconstructs buzzing sounds from insects to electrical fixtures and finally to internal ear buzzes. It argues sympathy is misplaced and suggests that belittling and ignoring buzzing can prevent overreaction and stress.
NBC presents Henry Aldrich Family at 4 30 p m and Dragnet at 9 p m Irene Dunne in My Favorite Wife screens at 10 p m CBS airs FBI in Peace and War at 8 00 p m and Mr Keen Tracing at 8 30 p m Anne Blyth in Third Ingredient at 9 80 p m Alphabet network lists Tom Dick and Harry with Ginger Rogers at 8 00 p m Amateur Show at 9 00 p m Time for Defense at 10 00 p m and a concert at 10 30 p m ABC features Screen Guild Ginger Rogers in Tom Dick and Harry at 8 00 p m plus Time for Defense and other programs MBS schedules California Caravan Rod and Gun Club Limerick Show Reporters Roundup with Sen Paul Douglas of Illinois all evening.
Buck and Tortilla Joe ride light as Buck worries about bail and Cavanaugh's next move. Jim Tuttle discusses farm threats, water control, and a debt backstory while tension rises from a distant fire and a wary Mack Bodkin lurking near the bunkhouse.
A meditation on a Jesus parable about pride and humility. The social urge to push forward ends in unhappiness, while choosing a modest place can invite kindness and unexpected honor from others.
News notes marshal Badoglio resigns drawing mixed reactions from correspondents about timing. Roosevelt pledges U S aid to Greece as Greek forces push in Albania and a blockade pressures Italy. King George II and U S President exchange messages while Greece seeks support and planes are offered. Meanwhile, local obituaries mark the passing of Clyde-Duanne McGibeney and a former Michigan editor. Georgia teams highlight football wins with Valdosta and Sinkwich leading college scores.
Puzzle notes indicate yesterday's solution led to a moderation of the BS rating. Sowad 64 is referenced with a sharpening remark. No further details or context provided in the fragment.
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