03 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
1
The notice lists Lee L. Kelly and D Hargrave as key staff and states Associated Press rights for republication of news dispatches. It notes local news published in the paper is also covered and reserves all rights except Sunday publication by Times Enterprise Co Inc. in Thamesville Georgia under the 1879 act.
Citizens in Thomasville face a public need to support hospital expansion with voluntary gifts. About 1 348 individuals have contributed while 30 000 have not yet expressed aid. The piece stresses personal obligation, no public treasury use, and that no one should feel pressured to give beyond ability.
The article notes women hold more than five thousand government appointments and serve in Congress and business. It stresses progress toward equality, with women voting increasingly and managing about 86 percent of family budgets. It argues women gain professional status and leadership, reshaping public life through wealth control and informed judgment.
The author lays out seven possible approaches to Red China and Formosa, each with war risk. He argues Chinese hostility is rooted in Asiatic emotion and race pride, cites Panmunjom hostages, Panmunjom truce violations, and Mao Zedong Chou En-lai leadership dynamics, concluding settlement without war hinges on historic accidents and U.S. misjudgment of Chinese attitudes.
The article weighs Eisenhower and Stevenson as potential 1956 nominees. It notes Eisenhower has yet to declare and could be nominated with an acceptance. Stevenson, Illinois governor, impressed widely though late in the pre campaign, may run again. It predicts both will likely pursue the race and favors Stevenson for his compelling offensive campaign style.
In a reflective piece from New York, Boyle muses on snow softening a jungle town and explores the fantasy of weather control. He warns such power could spark war, political gridlock, and unpredictable disasters, imagining a city-wide snowfall decree.
President Eisenhower secured a broad resolution endorsing defense of Formosa and the Pescadores, signaling support for action around those islands. The measure raises constitutional questions about presidential war powers and limits future use beyond Formosa.
An exhortation on safe driving urges respect for pedestrians and patience on busy streets. It condemns reckless honking and right turn on red without caution, noting frequent accidents and the need for mutual care among motorists and walkers. The piece also mentions March of Dimes polio funding, Eisenhower's upcoming visit, and debates on tax cuts and military manpower alongside notes on Cold War tensions and global affairs.
A reader asks about anxiety starting a new job. The reply urges prayer and reliance on God, citing Isaiah 35 4 and Philippians 4 6 7. It advises waking earlier or praying during routine tasks, recognizing fear is common and faith can bring peace through Christ.
New York report notes the Soviet Union continues to post large gains in machinery capital goods and war material. Central Committee decree urges further increase of heavy industry as the Kremlin lines up for world leadership in industry.
In the 1 year ago snapshot, Vice President hopeful garners attention in Washington as Gen Russell ends his silence on Roosevelt and George clash from 1938. Balkans move to self shield amid war fears while Russian losses mount on Karelia. Former Sheriff Gordon E Davis enters a primary race. Decatur County gains about 14000 dollars yearly in school funding. T H 8 basketeers sweep Bainbridge in a double header. Patty Berg defeats Betty Jameson in a Miami golf match.
The essay argues that so called new truths arise from established ideas and that genuine progress links to prior discoveries. It cites Jan Struthers on balancing future views with past truths and notes great thinkers build on predecessors' findings to ensure new ideas fit universal truth.
A list of crossword clues includes Across items like Curve Oriental nurse and French coin with Down clues such as On the ocean Bellow and Ward off, forming a standard puzzle grid of interlocking terms.
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