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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
5
A mangled OCR sample notes Sheriff race intrigue with 17 candidates and a wife candidate, plus jokes about freedom of speech and scottish whaling. It mentions Americus population figures and a vague West victory claim. The text blends political speculation with scattered regional references and stray phrases.
The passage discusses the value of the vote, concerns about influence and coercion in politics, and criticism of governor and legislative power. It argues reform in the highway department and fears of patronage by favored groups, urging restraint on manipulation of the ballot. It notes possible improvements if government acted independently of private interests.
Analysis in Thomas County shows a tightening contest between Thompson and Talmadge. Supporters credit Thompson's clearer, more measured speech while doubts persist about mobilizing a statewide effort. Voter interest remains tepid, with both candidates facing weaknesses and strategic concerns.
The article argues McCarthy has shown vague sweeping charges about the State Department and failed to prove any concrete cases. It notes his reliance on a single figure, Latimore, and questions his judgment, credibility, and the probe’s purpose, suggesting an imminent halt.
The piece warns of a Red threat across West Germany and Japan noting violent incidents with minimal casualties, and claims youths are being trained for Soviet aims. It also references postwar press mergers and the decline of the Sunday Constitution and Grady paper.
Reports from Seminole County show luxuriant crops following recent rains. Corn tassels appear widespread, peanuts thrive though some stems rot with bacterial wilt, and truck crops boost farmers market activity. soybeans lupine rotation touted for soil health and livestock feed.
The piece urges readers to accept the task of calling six people, suggesting a period of five minutes per call and coordinating with a secretary or spouse. It toys with social expectations and the difficulty of politely refusing the chore.
A reflective piece argues morals and customs are not equal, noting many follow routines without judging right or wrong. It laments a lack of definite standards in a transitional era, insists natural moral laws stay steady, and cites a county agent on soybeans as a cautious, non sensational guide for farmers.
A mixed list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down hints. Includes definitions for words like summon publicly, old card game, title of a knight, measures of value, and a river between Brazil and Paraguay.
Puzzle fragment lists numerous clue lines with mismatched letters and garbled phrases. The item appears as a historical newspaper crossword page with overlapping numbers and partial solutions, offering scattered definitions for various across and down entries without coherent theme.
The 1950 first quarter report from the U S Department of Commerce notes a general upward trend for southeastern business but a 19 percent drop in farm income from the previous year. Mississippi, Georgia, and other states show notable declines while Florida and Tennessee escape the downturn.
Rev Whitt Aiken of Donalsonville says church members removed the last excuse for summer absences as the First Baptist Church enjoyed air conditioning in its new building. The central cooled facility maintains about 72 degrees inside while outside heat nears 90. The church spans over 12,000 square feet including sanctuary, study, offices, and classrooms.
Berlin reports the British battleship Nelson sunk with German claims supported by air raids. Nazis press Somme offensive against France as Allied forces retreat in Flanders. Local officials discuss defense plans and mobilization while health departments investigate mosquito breeding in Thomasville. Pete Thomassia leads league batting as Alexander cools. Babe Ellis trails Waycross after a slump. Tourists toss a 12 to 11 slugfest with the Bears.
President Truman nominated John A. McCone of Los Angeles as under secretary of the Air Force. A friend of Air Force Secretary Finletter, McCone served on the President's Air Policy Commission and helped draft the commission's survival report issued in 1948.
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