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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows newspaper name and republication rights. Mentions general news service usage and local dispatches. No clear event or person details usable.
Georgia Power and Light seeks a new injunction extension and a PSC hearing to delay or renew rate reductions. The PSC contends six months to file, while debates focus on South Georgia higher costs due to distance from fuels and lack of hydro power. Courts and commission will decide on extension or implementation of rates.
The article surveys proposed constitutional reforms in Georgia and national debates. It notes potential House term changes to four years, adding a ninth Supreme Court justice, a 26 percent income tax cap, and limits on presidential vetoes and treaty powers. It cautions voters face many amendments over time.
The piece weighs how people label friends as sweet or sour and the risks of hypocrisy. It argues that cynicism can mask gentleness while deceitful sweetness hides true behavior, urging careful judgment from surface traits and consistent conduct.
Weekend dispatches note Thai appeals to the United Nations to send observers over Indochina tensions. Paul G Hoffman is named Father of the Year by the National Father’s Day Committee. Charlie Chaplin receives a World Peace Prize from the Communist World Peace Council while barred from U.S. entry. Polio cases surface in Georgia as Two Cordele children fall ill. Canonization of Pope Pius X is reported in Rome amid traditional ceremonies.Thomas County lawyers back Hoyt Whelchel Sr for Georgia Court of Appeals.
A 1951 two phase Hollywood cleanup reduced Communist employment by 1953 and aimed to rehabilitate ex Communists. The effort faced postwar shifts, notable backsliding rumors, and renewed concerns as inquiries waned after Stevens McCarthy hearings.
Boyle's Notebook takes a humorous look at courting sticks and bundling from colonial New England. The piece jokes television revived this ancient dating tool and contrasts past and present courtship practices, noting shifts due to cars, cinema, and skiing.
The Army McCarthy hearings fight over 130 alleged Communists in defense plants. Defense officials say no proof exists of the 130 and explain limits on dismissing workers. cases illustrate where security risk workers can be barred from secret work or fired.
The answer affirms the moral law remains valid and reaffirmed in the New Testament. It explains sin comes from breaking the law, but salvation comes by faith in Jesus Christ, not by obeying the law. True saving faith yields repentance and holy living, not freedom to sin.
The article explains reserve strength unlocked under extreme stress or fear. It cites an 86 pound woman stopping a driverless car heading toward a child and notes people can unleash unexpected energy when value or necessity demands. It emphasizes faith can trigger reservoirs of power within us.
A list of definitions and word clues across and down for a newspaper style crossword puzzle with entries such as harmful headdress and frozen water for readers to solve.
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