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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
1
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The piece argues Eisenhower should not wage a full campaign for the Republican nomination. Some supporters criticize his silence while others praise his integrity and potential to attract voters by staying aloof. It weighs how delegates and the public might respond to his chosen path.
A Lowndes County News piece notes two local deaths from cancer and argues that the $5,000 spent on funeral flowers could support cancer research. It estimates nationwide flower costs could reach 250 million dollars annually, urging readers to donate to research instead of lavish floral tributes.
The Society for the Prevention of World War III warns that neo Nazi forces are advancing in West Germany Bonn officials admit rising inroads and Nazi remnants use refugees to influence government. The group cites economic revive and banking monopolies as threats to decartelization and democracy. World peace may hinge on Germany’s political and economic trajectory.
The rate structure change for freight is said to save Southern shippers twenty eight million dollars annually. For fifteen years Southern groups argued against discrimination and now see a crisis that could end unequal pricing. They claim previous railroad practices and Interstate Commerce Commission oversight suppressed Southern shipments, but with rates equalized the South gains competition and increased industrial returns.
Report notes three new industries entering Cairo with plans to secure a state farm market soon. The Syfip city group also aims to advance local economic development. Authorities say efforts focus on attracting firms and solidifying infrastructure.
Hollywood report notes actress Mitzi Gaynor auditions for a new dance partner as part of spotlight on entertainment. Source hints at forthcoming project and public interest in her stage and screen career.
Reports say stalemate in state legislature loosens as a judiciary reform bill is seen as pivotal to the broader crisis. Separate dispatches note clashes in Europe and North Africa, prison escapes, and a long column of social chatter and entertainment gossip.
Radio programs across NBC CBS ABC and MBS with serials dramas comedies and music. Television schedules show films comedies crime dramas and variety by network and hour with multiple time slots.
Fragmented OCR shows a crossword with numbered clues and garbled phrases including references to celestial bodies, weapons, and biblical terms. Readable entries include Greek god of war and mythical bird but many items are incomplete or mixed with extraneous characters.
A scholar is naturally gifted for studies and stays focused on the work. Prepared for class, he answers questions, earns good marks, and advances grades or college entrance. The essay extols scholars and praises parents of scholars as a privilege and asset.
New York AP reports Bill O'Brien a bar owner and former Army sergeant paid 50 for a Schnauzer pup he hoped would be a modest pet. The dog Mike Murphy won a first prize at Westminster then placed fourth at another show, prompting O'Brien to consider future steps without turning his pet into a professional champion.
Parents sleep uneasy for a child who fears failure despite strong prospects. They envy others whose children are confident, while June brings no relief as the scholar clings to the belief of imminent defeat.
The piece notes that good people may differ in approach causing friction. It argues patriots in any country pursue shared ends via different paths, provoking annoyance within families offices clubs and colleges. It highlights conflict among well intentioned groups over methods, not aims.
Eddie Rickenbacker warned the United States faces a danger from expanding national government and executive power. Speaking in Athens before the University of Georgia Alumni Society, he urged youth to embrace industry loyalty and self reliance rather than leaning on the government.
Vatican bulletin reports Pope Pius XII, sixteen, is ill with influenza and fever and has canceled an audiences program. The pontiff has endured a heavy schedule of private and public audiences in recent weeks.
A young woman returns to Crestview to find in her aunt a tough mentor and a demanding suitor from the past. Amid memories of hardship and a war’s scars she faces a life choice between love and duty, while Aunt Hattie weighs the cost of reconciliation.
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