12 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1950
Page
1
A mosaic of quirky observations links chores and family, gender quirks, and a playful nod to Santa. The piece muses on human habits, war’s uncertain timing, and the idea that science could steer outcomes despite costs. It reads as a light, reflective humor column.
The piece reflects on making enemies and friends, warns of flattery versus anger, and notes concerns about bombs and safety. It cites Attlee and Truman planning actions, debating England's role in Eastern and Western efforts to secure Europe, and urges prudent funding for investments and safety measures.
The piece muses on World War II reflections and distrust of nations, then shifts to American football's rise as big business via radio and TV. It notes attendance impacts, the role of media in promotion, and speculation on future shifts in major bowls and public interest in games.
The piece argues parties mishandle disclosures that affect campaigns and candidates. It credits Estes Kefauver for fact based inquiry and claims sincerity fades when friends are implicated. It warns both parties risk public welfare by pursuing personal gain over good policy and calls for honest treatment of political ethics.
A commentator notes rising Confederate flag displays across regions amid debate over laws and rights. Business Week cites factors behind renewed flag waving, from football game gösterisi to civil rights politics, while asserting Southern flag supporters are staunchly American and unlikely to embrace communism.
Buck and ranchers discuss the fatal showdown after Leo Parker confronts Shuffle Watson in Parker's office. Parker draws on Watson who shoots and kills him. Sheriff Jones seeks Peanuts Brady, Parker’s office boy, as rumors spread that Sufie Watson bought the youth a horse.
Buck leads a Lazy-S roundup as tension mounts over Jim Tuttle and Cavanaugh. Buck orders paired rides, signals, and cautious delays to protect the herd while rumors fly about dam control and possible confrontations. The plan hinges on whether Tuttle can stay in the valley and fund a defense.
An observed unmailed letter found on a husband prompts questions of trust and reliability. The piece argues the husband should avoid confessing and instead steer discussion to more vital matters, warning that any disclosure risks the wife’s disapproval and changes in estimation.
NBC schedule lists 8:00 Cavalcade drama Ulysses in Love followed by Baby Snooks at 8:30, Bob Hope at 9:00, Sibbar and Molly at 9:30, and Big Town kicking off a high profile year of a present series at 10:00.
A fragmented station and theater listing shows programs across time slots with acts including Life with Luigi Truth or Consequences Dollar A Minute Capitol Cloakroom and Can You Top This. The page also mentions musical and dramatic performances featuring Leighton Noble Orchestra Count of Monte Cristo Detective Drama and John Steele Adventurer with varied airings.
Across and down clues mix with garbled entries pointing to a crossword puzzle. The readable hints touch on weight of India sea nets marks of wounds timber tree and chemical salt use, with several broken words and partial terms.
A sermon warns that hidden temptations lurk in the unconscious and heart as Chinese pirates in a ship hold. It urges constant vigilance, noting that a single lapse can ruin a life or a nation, and urges sins be dragged into the light.
The House takes up the unemployment dispute today while Senate debates large expenditures for unemployment relief. Tilson endorses the administration’s stance in a speech. The era sees labor unrest and censorship across communications.
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