09 Dec 1953
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1953
Page
1
The clipping shows the Chomasville Times Enterprise masthead with Sununday and Thomasville, Georgia references and staff credits including Lee F. Kelly as Gen. Mer and B. Jerger as Editor. It notes Associated Press copyright privileges and republication rights along with business manager W. D. Hargrave.
An opinion piece recalls December 7 as the day the United States faced its first major defeat and notes how the war reshaped global power. It argues that Americans learned to fear surprise attacks and that Russia has emerged as a new, growing menace to freedom alongside Japan.
The British journalist Arthur Webb of the London Daily Herald is urged to refrain from personal attacks on President Eisenhower. The piece notes disapproval of Webb's assessment and calls for Allied unity amid post McCarthy era tensions and British press bluntness.
The piece argues McCarthy’s espionage and subversion investigations face a turning point as John Foster Dulles and Dwight D. Eisenhower push back. It warns that McCarthy must break with the administration to maintain power or risk a decline in his influence.
A jumble of topics highlights Georgia politics as Zack Cravey charges are dropped by lawmakers and Ellis Arnall cautions on segregation laws while McCarthy era letters surface. University of Georgia editor Lundy resigns over editorial policy. Local Georgia Cane Syrup sells for seventy five cents as demand grows and regional markets feel the impact of Pittsburgh strike and broader news.
A 1953 column recalls Harold Ickes and a diary passage alleging a reporter found silver shirts in a Gary Indiana scene. It ties to William A Wirt and Silver Shirts fascist groups, noting Ickes contested the claims and Wirt warned of a looming movement amid Roosevelt era politics.
In a reflective piece from New York, the author argues a hero is as essential as oxygen, shaping how we grow and choose models. He cites figures from sports, military, and literature, noting heroes endure and evolve with age while urging a single relatable human hero to guide us.
Broadcast guide lists NBC CBS and ABC programs for Wednesday night including radio shows such as One Man's Family Great Gilder Sleeve Big Story Dr Christian Crime Classics Rogers of the Gazette Radio Playhouse Mystery Theater and television on NBC TV The Godfrey Hour Strike It Rich Boxing from Cleveland with ABC also airing selections.
In May 1780 a solar and atmospheric event darkened towns across North America. Connecticut representatives begged God for mercy while Col Davenport pressed for order and candles. Stonewall Jackson claimed safety in the Lord’s hands in battle. Saints faced reckoning with calm resolve.
The remark contrasts destined quality in fileshight with bed flashlights, suggesting opinions on personal gear and preparedness vary. No concrete events or entities are present.
Paris signals France will defend Tunisia if needed as Italy stands firm. Roosevelt unveils reorganizing plan and urges farmers to vote on crop controls. Decatur County commissioners name Reynolds to lead. Georgia-Florida league adds Valdosta and Waycross baseball clubs. Reports of troop massing on Turkish and Greek borders. Germans encircled by Russians. Axis battles and shipping losses dominate war news.
Puzzle clues list with across and down entries including many mis-typed and corrupted entries. Contains numerous spelling errors but features standard crossword style prompts like Blossom public speaker Ireland inlet and others.
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