21 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1950
Page
1
Readable fragments discuss local life in Thomasville Georgia, including remarks on mail service, cost of living, taxes, garbage collection, travel needs, tobacco business, and criticisms of press agents and officials. The piece includes editorial asides and miscellaneous local observations.
The Archbold Hospital founded twenty five years ago pledged twenty one thousand dollars yearly for charity. Expenses have grown, reducing the ability to cover pay patient services. Some fear further charge increases are needed to maintain current care levels, while donors hope outsiders will help without raising charges.
The piece blames the Truman administration and especially the State Department for mishandling diplomatic relations during the Korean War. It argues flaws in postwar thinking, criticizes MacArthur sparingly, and warns that policy delays could lead to a broader conflict. It calls for wiser prewar planning and notes possible future military and financial strain.
An editorial argues cruelty in war is abhorrent from battlefield to home, condemning North Korea's treatment of wounded soldiers and urging adherence to humane wartime rules. It calls for decency and bound rules to protect life and prevent needless killings.
Amédée debates a fallacy in Beau's logic as the narrator weighs hereditary insanity, a grandfather’s will, and possible conspiracies. They question who convinced him of madness, consider an ear specialist, a psychiatrist, and a sheriff’s murder theory while linking Uncle Raoul and Lee to possible killings. The plot twists toward broader crimes.
Atlanta July 21 Employers subject to the Georgia Unemployment Compensation Law must file second calendar quarter taxes by midnight of the 31st. Delinquent filings trigger penalties and may block a reduced experience rating. Commissioner Huiet urged back tax payments to lower future rates as Georgia employers have saved about 80 million dollars already. Reports have been mailed to employers.
A fragmented crossword like list presents partial clues for many entries. Several entries hint at solutions such as cor pulent fastTimepieces and various labeled numbers. The text includes stray letters and garbled lines suggesting a pasting error on a newspaper puzzle page.
A sweeping heat wave causes widespread damage across the country with numerous fatalities. Tokyo endures a devastating typhoon killing over 400 and inflicting extensive damages. A car crash near Tallahassee leaves a Negro woman and child dead, local man uninjured, while a girl suffers a fall injury nearby.
A short reflection on child development and adult behavior. It compares a baby learning to walk with adults who cling to old habits or infantilisms. Psychologists say people revert to creeping because it is easier. True growth requires effort, attention, and maturity to walk and run.
The piece contrasts two skin types the leather tough tan prone and the delicate pink skin that freckless burns and peels. It laments societal pressure to expose skin to sun despite painful outcomes and notes lack of laws protecting tender skin from tanning practices.
Nashville to Quitman route details show schedule changes effective March 15. Buses travel Nashville Valira Burney Pave Barwick Thomasville Quitman with arrivals at Trailways Bus Station and expressed appreciation for patronage.
Incomplete Eastern Standard Time timetable shows departures and arrivals to Atlanta, Dothan, Columbus, Jacksonville, Valdosta, and Monticello. Mentions through buses, limited days, and restricted service with scattered times and days only.
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