03 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
1
The passage weaves political commentary about Graham and Tidings from North Carolina with mentions of drought and floods, touches on Summer School and high school issues, and references German militarism and youth training. It reads as a collage of fragmented opinions and data without a single cohesive event.
Opinion warns of a looming war readiness surge in the United States and calls for serious mobilization. It argues democracy’s defense hinges on action now, citing Pearl Harbor memories and past wars to urge swift preparedness against potential aggression.
The letter urges voters to back Senator George over McLennan, arguing his long service and integrity safeguard Georgia. It cites George's record, committee roles including Finance and Foreign Relations, and notes McLennan may use underground tactics to swing rural votes.
Boyle's Notebook argues that true conversation thrives when one speaks boldly. It mocks politeness and suggests seizing attention by saying things on the record. It imagines dramatic stunts to break televisions and urges using a real human voice over passive listening.
Milledgeville Georgia June 3 Two girls from Ochlochnee will receive degrees from the Georgia State College for Women on June 12 Lois Robertson Bachelor of Science in Home Economics and Betty George Clark Bachelor of Arts.
By Earl L. Douglass Martinets and Masters discusses the aging maestro Toscanini nearing the end of his career amid triumphs. The piece notes his fearsome yet beloved reputation, his ability to draw peak musicianship from players, and reflections on how great teachers bring out the best in others.
A seventh and eighth grade project under Mrs Entriken and Mr Lanier produced a 27 page mimeographed history of Coolidge. The pamphlet covers early settlement 1874 to 1930s developments including the T L G Railroad, churches, schools, Charter of 1901, Dr Jones's medical service, and local business growth with PTA support.
Boston. June 3. The 1949 50 term ends Friday June 2 with awards and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J P Snyders at the Boston Baptist church Sunday evening. Graduation for 19 seniors is Monday at 8 pm in the school auditorium. The program begins with the Prima ry grades operetta "Cinderella" May 15. The senior class includes Hester Ann Baker, Ann Bigbie, Esstelle Cannon, Pauline Cannon, Patti Carson, Betty Cochran, Kathryn Dekle, Dean Gunter, Dan Hiers, Sonny Huddleston, Lannis Mims, Frances Payne, Phyllis Pittman, Irene Sculley, James Smith, Slaton Smith, Vivien Smith, Robert Taylor and Addie Mae Vinson. Public invited to commencement Sunday and Monday.
Cairo public library receives the 1950 Library Public Relations Council award announced at a New York luncheon. Miss Wassie Connell, librarian, will accept in Cleveland at the American Library Association annual meeting in July. The library has recently earned other national recognitions including the John Cotton Dana award presented by Edward A. Wight.
A compact pamphlet praising Kiwanis aided Coolidge Consolidated schools, churches, lunch rooms and the gymnasial cafeteria. Exhibited at a Coolidge Kiwanis meeting this week and sold to members for 50 cents. It credits students and the school for foundational work and promises a more complete edition next year.
The piece weighs practical concerns for outdoor meals with advice on tables, umbrellas, timing, and weather. It notes insects, wind, rain, and furniture stability, plus cleanliness and draft considerations, concluding that indoor eating has advantages despite outdoor appeal. It references crowded resources and the need to manage supplies and guests.
Cane molasses has recently become one of the cheapest nutrient sources in concentrate feeds and can be advantageous for dairymen to use.
Dr Eckner says three similar ships will be in trans Atlantic service by this time next year. Zep leaves Lakehurst New Jersey for homeward voyage with expectations of renewed airship service.
Ten years earlier Nazi air raids over Paris rain down more than a thousand bombs. The U. S. Ambassador is near danger as schools are hit and 45 people die with 149 wounded. Americans reported among casualties while a U S liner returns home with war refugees. Congress considers giving Roosevelt power to call reserves and guardsmen. Thomasville High School seniors plan class night and baccalaureate service. Camilla seniors to visit Washington after graduation. Cardinals beat Tourists 12 3 for third place as Thomasville and Albany win to stay in the hunt.
A scrambled collection of crossword style clues and answers including references to places, people, and objects such as rivers, tree types, electrical terms, titles, and common words. It features Down and Across prompts with varied word lengths and thematic hints typical of a late era puzzle.
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