02 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
1
The Supreme Court directs that race segregation in public schools be ended as soon as feasible. Lower federal courts must ensure a prompt start toward compliance, with time allowed for effective implementation. The decision keeps the original ruling intact while avoiding a fixed deadline.
The piece surveys potential 1956 candidates as Eisenhower and Stevenson loom as likely nominees. It cites Dick Russell Kefauver Knowland Nixon and Hariman as possible figures with parties weighing whether Ike or Stevenson run, and notes a tame, uncertain start before a firm decision.
Hal Boyle reflects on the ordinary quirks haunting men over forty and concludes that a normal life amid an extraordinary world just proves the age is ordinary, not the man. The piece playfully lists small ironies from lightning strikes to sunburns, bills, and taxes, ending with reassurance.
Louis F Kennedy asks how Sunday School workers should handle discipline for problem children. He argues for firmer standards, cites Jesus focusing on individuals, and warns against lax discipline to please volunteers. The piece promises practical discipline suggestions.
The Detroit Times reports Ford Motor Co has reportedly offered to bargain on a guaranteed annual wage in contract talks with the CIO United Auto Workers. The paper says the latest offer parallels the union proposal but falls short of UAW demands, signaling a potential opening for Walter Reuther. No immediate comment from Ford or UAW followed the report.
The Thomasville Thomas County Red Cross campaign faces a two thousand dollar shortfall this year. Readers are urged to donate to reach the quota and sustain relief efforts for those in need. The call emphasizes community duty and the ongoing impact of assistance beyond active battles or recent disasters.
A text reflects on college degrees and honors, cites 165 million under Uncle Sam, and notes pride in national growth. It touches on air force production, Symington comments, and broader wartime anxieties while skirting personal and political anecdotes. It mentions Eden’s election, juror sanity debates, looming wars, and a pop culture shift from Hopalong Cassidy to Davey Crockett.
In 1955 George E. Sokolski reflects on Nathan Hale's 200th birthday, noting Hale’s Yale training, espionage for Washington, and execution. The piece contrasts past patriotism with modern views, mentions Benedict Arnold and famous informants, and suggests a future “Sons of Nathan Hale” society while praising spy risks for country.
The article notes Khrushchev Mikoyan and Bulganin displaying a more casual public persona than Stalin. It argues Soviet leaders seek a Communist world but differ in tactics, suggesting Khrushchev is the real power while Stalin’s inflexibility hardened Western tensions.
Summary of historical prompts notes Sunday events 10 years ago carrier planes attack Japan sea power strikes Southern islands Okinawa battles severe casualties De Gaulle Syrian issue Vatican broadcast Pope Pius hopes Germany rises to dignity Himmler plans for Eastern Europe revealed Tonight’s school event Here's Your Infantry at Thomasville High School senior class play at tight high venue
The writer says true Christians can find happiness in marriage but warns about unresolved religious differences. He urges testing the issue now by seeking a Christian resolution, praying together, and assessing if differences can be resolved before committing to marriage.
A reflective column on how gossip and subtle slights, especially from women, wound more than loud insults. It contrasts high-hat manners with quiet condescension and notes men’s quarrels are harsher in tone, while women often use loftiness to demean.
Readers tackle a dense crossword with ACRO88 clues spanning across and down. Entries include Identical Owned Girl's name Pitfall French coin Sufficient Hint Part of a kite Fish eggs Biblical character Vends Lawyer Take game illegally New comb form Institute suit Episcopal minister Confec tionery Whale River embankment Assail Hostile Kind of wine Sait Ever contr S A i d God of war Promise again Languish Wrath Entrance Collections City in Scotland Demolish Down list of clues and puzzle hints for puzzle solvers across topics and languages.
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