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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
1
The THD PRESS, with Hargraves as business manager and Kelly as general manager, declares exclusive republication rights for all material credited to it or this paper. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail rates, with terms payable in advance.
The community salutes the Thomasville High School graduates of 1952 tonight in the city auditorium. The speaker praises the exiting students, notes more girls than boys, and emphasizes education as essential for leadership and future success. The message urges ongoing support as they move to college or work and hopes they become leaders and factors in progress.
The piece argues Russell could erode sectional opposition as Edwin C. Johnson takes on campaign management in Colorado. It praises his long congress tenure, predicts rising national strength, and notes potential South and West gains ahead of Democratic convention.
A column argues too many people criticize without facts harming others for profit or personal gain. It notes libel risks, political bias, and the tendency of critics to stir ferment without investigating truth, urging restraint and factual discourse.
The Cordele scene blends war talk and safe hometown calm as Memorial Day observances pass with thoughts of lost friends and past battles. National politics and weather receive casual notes while local memories and community voices mark the holiday.
Puzzle text presents fragmented clues and garbled phrases from an earlier crossword. Readable items mention fitting, declares openly, prescribed, indite, liquid food, and other scattered terms. The grid appears damaged with stray letters and misordered lines.
A humorous column notes a supposed simple method to shed pounds by bragging about dieting. The narrator recounts personal attempts, including a Gandhi pinup, and contrasts the silent dieter with the talkative bragger, who claims steady losses as he discusses his routine.
Fifteen years ago the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield married in two ceremonies. They planned a Austrian honey moon at a castle. A rebel leader was reported killed and General Mola was said to be dead in a plane crash on the Bilbao front.
Christopher Billop describes the strict responsibilities of a recording secretary in meetings. The role requires attentive note taking, tracking resolutions, attendees, and motions, then preparing clear minutes. The secretary sacrifices time and effort for future meetings, facing pressure when others push to skip minutes.
In Washington AP reports the steel industry dispute returns to the point of intervention as President Truman seized the mills to avert a work stoppage, highlighting the ongoing labor tangle and government involvement.
TV and radio schedules listed for NBC CBS ABC and Dumont networks. The text notes the Supreme Court canceled the seizure of steel mills and that a steelworkers strike begins, with Congress and the President under pressure to act and negotiate a settlement.
Two atomic scientists and two research technicians were hospitalized after over-exposure to radiation at Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont. A lab spokesman said immediate consequences were not clear and this was the first such incident in ten years of atomic experimentation. The accident occurred during an experiment using fissionable material and caused no damage to lab property.
The text warns that infiltration taints good with sinister ideas and shifts focus from core gospel truths. It argues orthodoxy is commendable but danger arises when secondary gospel truths overshadow the primary claim that Jesus is the divine Word incarnate.
In Bruce Hall's living room Jane Bancroft faces Bruce as Alice Cranby pressures a rival romance. Alice vows help from a wealthy New York family to secure Jane's future and influence a race that could alter Jane's life. The confrontation sets up a tense social and romantic showdown on a beach race.
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