23 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1955
Page
1
A notice from the Te¢sir enterprise company in Thomasville Georgia governs republication rights and authorizes use of dispatches credited to the Associated Press. It states daily publication except Sundays and details mail classification under the 1872 Act with a February 1955 reference.
A new effort led by Congressman Tic Forrester aims to curb federal control over education, arguing states should manage schools and higher learning without federal dictates. Critics warn the move could spark upheaval as states seek to reclaim authority and resist Supreme Court integration rulings.
The piece argues that Eisenhower’s dynamic conservatism owes much to Democrats in Congress. It notes Democratic support for Formosa, Rayburn and Morse aiding bipartisan goals, and a weakened McCarthy stance amid shifting focus from partisan battles to opposing Communism. It mentions talk of third parties and Roosevelt era splits.
The piece argues France is weakening politically and failing to form a stable cabinet under Mendes France, hindering unity and a strong rearmament stance. It says Russia focuses on the West and complicates UN policy on Formosa and Vietnam, urging Western Europe to hold line while keeping other fronts guarded.
In Canton Ohio at William McKinley’s Presbyterian Church about 1,500 men gathered for a Monday night religious service. A male choir performed as a Universal Creed was read, arguing for independent thought and the value of controversy over enforced conformity.
The World Today reports that tax cuts remain unlikely despite Democratic optimism. President Eisenhower argued a 1956 reduction is unaffordable this year, while the House Ways and Means Committee moves a $20 per taxpayer cut with $20 more per dependent, provoking GOP charges of politics as the bill faces Senate hurdles.
The answer argues that God cannot grant every request since two men may pray for the same job and only one can be chosen. It suggests prayers could justify harming others or misfortune. It praises God’s wisdom and love for not always answering and notes He does answer prayers of the faithful when aligned with Christ and glory.
London reports Britain plans major naval reform to fit atomic era. J P L Thomas says the navy will center on fast aircraft carriers and guided missile ships with greater firepower. He asserts mass destruction weapons do not remove the need for a strong navy.
The piece explains the power and risks of hydrogen bombs, the role of civil defense, and the possible destruction from an attack. It notes the limited blast area, the need for shelters, and that air defense could fail with 40 percent of bomb carrying planes penetrating. It warns of massive casualties and property loss and condemns the enemy’s diabolical plan.
The piece notes a perilous mix of violence, political graft in Phenix City, and looming bomb tests while warning that spring may bring brutal weather and deadly crashes. It reflects public anxiety about safety, policy, and the future amid cold snaps and international tension.
Allies widen blockade against Germany impacting Nazi Soviet shipping. Finns claim Soviet drive repulsed along the Isthmus. Nations await first test vote in South Georgia as FDR Garner and others appear on ballot. Mitchell County recounts rejected. Red Cross drive plans discussed. Charlton Jones reported missing in action.
The piece argues poverty and wealth are relative and spiritual, not just financial. It notes happiness and attitude shape poverty or riches, with examples of high earners who feel poor due to dissatisfaction and others living on modest means who feel fulfilled.
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