22 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
1
A 1952 county newspaper discusses cheating in colleges and universities, noting incidents at West Point and Florida, and urges root-cause action. It argues dishonesty undermines education, condemns cheating, supports disciplinary measures, and warns against relying on aided materials or easy passes.
An analysis of Russian information control and propaganda contrasts Moscow’s secrecy with Western freedoms. It argues the state suppresses facts and individual rights, noting UN efforts to reveal truths and warning of the dangers of totalitarian rule in Russia.
A prominent Thomasville business leader levels strong critique of local traffic law enforcement and habits. He cites frequent failure to stop at right turns on red, unsafe passing near parked cars, and inadequate parking management, urging stricter rules and private parking options for access to close lots.
The Cartersville Tribune notes a widely praised prayer urged by Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt. It asks for strength to pursue hard goals, avoid complacency, and seek a world with new meaning, while urging peace, understanding, and spiritual renewal through Jesus Christ. The piece contrasts such aims with local debates over fires, voting machines, and costly elections.
New You AP piece recalls a birthday joke habit of kissing office women, with a 41st birthday causing nostalgia and humor. The narrator notes snow outside and questions aging, contrasting youth’s snobbery with middle age, and recalls a first lost love.
The piece uses a humor essay voice to explore substitutes on a team and the patience of parents, then shifts to humorous reflections on turning 41. It contrasts coaches focus on wins with personal aging, virtues gained, and the sense of staying young at heart despite signs of middle age.
Network listings show NBC with Roy Rogers Linda Darnell Martin and Lewis Mario Lanza a short story The Apple Tree and Night Beat Mystery. CBS presents Musicland USA Big Time Variety Paul Weston and Waxworks Records. ABC offers Dick Powell This is FBI Ozzie and Harriet and The Raven. NBS features Ann Sothern as Maisie Gracie Fields Magazine Theater and Armed Forces Review.
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled text from a vintage page list entries like Associate of Joshua, Trudge, Snare, Not bright, Unbounded, and units of force. The readable items show scattered numbers and stray words such as English shoo and a county in Ohio, with stray symbols and inconsistent capitalization.
MGM studio physician Dr. Helen Jones treats every patient the same, rejecting the star system. After 15 years on the lot she notes actors rarely suffer ulcers, while writers and directors may. The hospital handles on set illnesses and accidents, with Ester Williams’ broken toe the latest. Dr. Jones also advised on The Girl in White, where June Allyson plays Dr Emily Durning Barringer.
Johnny and Kay flee a sharpshooter in a silenced attack near the Smith estate. They swim through dusk toward the beach, shedding gear to move unseen, while the hidden marksman tracks them from shore. They reach the shore as night deepens, hoping to elude danger and survive.
Johnny and Kay struggle to reach shore after a perilous swim. He shields her in the dark, sinking into exhaustion as they stumble onto the wet beach and seek shelter from a threat unseen. The scene ends with them regaining breath and uncertain footing.
Chief Brosnan and assistants were stricken in a gas filled cold storage chamber at Atlantic Ice Company. Two firefighters were seriously injured while crews fought the blaze.
The article argues George Washington was not strictly orthodox yet shows a lifelong pattern of prayer and faith in Providence. It notes he was a vestry man in the Episcopal Church and approved the Thirty nine Articles, while stressing his consistent reliance on divine guidance in public affairs.
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