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06 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
1
Classified notice lists display advertising rates and telephones for business and want ads. Highlights contact numbers for inquiries and booking in the public classifieds section.
A visitor from the far north praised Florida climate and local hospital care while noting Thomasville as an ideal community with safety, convenient facilities, and welcoming residents. He observed the influx of financially capable winter visitors and the town’s moral character and robust development.
The section depends on land abundance for stock raising and forestry. Even eroded land can be salvaged into prime pasture or timber stands. Land prices are low now, rising with development in three to five years, while pastures can rapidly support more cattle or hogs with proper planning and investment.
A early notice from the U S Income Tax Division warns many in the state are owed refunds while others face penalties for underpayment. The piece urges immediate verification of returns, accurate notices, and reduced delays, arguing for fair treatment of honest taxpayers and stricter action against deliberate cheats.
Readers complain the city auditorium’s flat floor blocks views during Sadler's Wells Ballet Theater shows. An elevated floor is being planned for next fall and winter, with calls for faster completion and broader improvements to suit current needs.
A fragment notes travelers handle journeys with ease while some individuals derive a larger enjoyment from odd interruptions and tangents, shaping a casual reflection on experience and distraction.
Fragmentary notes describe ongoing toll road discussions seen as politically significant. The text forecasts future amendments to promote toll roads and notes expectations of colder weather around mid February.
A fragmented note hints at a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Thomasville. It mentions a future trip to a sea location and payment or reference unclear. The text is garbled and lacks concrete dates or organizers.
Wilbur Peeble writes from Washington about the capital atmosphere. He notes the Pentagon annex signaling readiness and a clash between Billy Graham and Generalis, jokes of political corruption, and attempts to pin down facts amid public uncertainty. The letter captures a wary, humorous view of federal power and media buzz.
Radio listings from New York on February 6 show NBC and CBS broadcasts including The Halls of Ivy Groucho Marx Quiz and Big Town. A letter from Wilbur P. writes of Washington gossip and jokes about politics and a Supreme Court appointment.
A fragmented crossword puzzle page with clues and stray letters. Several numbers accompany entries suggesting word lengths and positions. The readable items include clues for a clergyman abbreviation and a measure unit among others, with several missing or garbled words.
The report notes a coming congressional focus on judicial reforms with the House set to study FDR's court change plans. A victory forecast by Democrats is mentioned amid weather concerns and ongoing wartime coordination.
Hollywood report details how Michael Rennie moved from stand-in for John Loder and others to leading roles. Rennie credits developing a Mid Atlantic accent and learning film craft during wartime service and early work in England. He later co starred with Madeleine Carroll and gained prominence in American pictures after RAF service.
The piece argues that living Christian civilization and the influence of Jesus shape world history more than any other force. It contrasts Christian decencies with non Christian practices as seen in Korean war prisoners and cites Lecky’s praise of Jesus as the highest pattern and incentive to virtue. It urges personal reflection on church membership or alignment with the movement benefiting humanity.
A humorous meditation on the windshield and its roles from protection against insects and weather to its impact on sight. The piece notes wipers, free cleaning at stations, tax implications, and a quip about backseat passengers feeling wind.
Marcia endures questioning at the desk sergeant after a disturbing night. A taxi driver recalls a distraught girl entering an apartment and a gunshot echoing. Marcia, torn between truth and protection, awaits a lawyer as Mr. Scott and Tommy MacIntyre appear, restoring her hope and resolve.
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