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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1954
Page
1
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The Washington hearing on McCarthy's charges against the Army draws broad condemnation for insults and personal attacks. Critics compare tactics to Hitler, warn of danger to US government and freedoms, and urge swift curbs through court martial or impeachment if needed.
The piece argues for giving eighteen year olds the vote while noting opposition and state level experiments including Georgia. It cites tradition of women’s suffrage and favors a constitutional amendment approach with states testing first, endorsing federal action if needed. Senator Russell is quoted supporting state controlled terms for electors.
The piece argues Georgia laws lag behind needs. It calls for admitting past criminal records at trial, criticizes motor vehicle registration laxity, and urges tougher parole and penalties. It notes concerns about parole mitigation and growing modern crime methods.
A discussion argues for broader civic participation by women in jury service and public duties. It notes resistance from some men, urges equal inclusion, and criticizes legal systems as too lenient or unclear while stressing education and fair selection in juries.
A district attorney announces scrutiny into alleged bribery in boxing after a fighter claims he was offered $5,000 to influence a bout with Joey Giardello. The comment contrasts civic ethics with large fortunes and notes ongoing debates in sports integrity.
The article argues that Congress must investigate the Executive to prevent tyranny and ensure a workable government. It cites Kilbourn v. Thompson and Interstate Commerce Commission v. James Madison, notes the McCarthy-Stevens inquiries, and stresses the need for interbranch checks while avoiding anarchy.
Hollywood pundits predict Judy Garland will win the next Academy Award for her comeback role in A Star is Born. Industry notes cite her publicity push, Sid Luft as producer, George Cukor directing, and a record four million dollars spent on showcasing her talent.
TV guide style listing shows NBC CBS ABC and DuMont prime time programs for Saturday evening through night including Big Review Grand Ole Opry Pee Wee King That's Rich Gang Busters Country Style Dinner Music Dancing Party and regional telecasts with local time adjustments for Eastern Daylight.
British submarine disaster probed as Churchill announces a public inquiry. Allies report encirclement efforts by Hitler and advances by Fifth Army north of Rome. Romans jubilant as Americans move in. Pvt Edgar Woody rescued after seven hours in Chesapeake Bay. Florida softball champions to visit Thursday to face city loop leaders. Commencement sermon by Rev Richard Gillespie. Cairo seniors visit national capital.
Boyle muses on summer auto trips to presidential birthplaces and the impracticality of preserving such sites for future presidents. He jokes about visiting Monroe in Virginia and Adams in Massachusetts, then questions whether future presidents will be born in hospitals or apartments, complicating birthplace tours.
The text argues that Christians should strive to live like Jesus but warns sinless imitation is impossible without conversion. It claims Christ must give believers a new nature and heart, changing outlook to recognize sinfulness and rely on His transforming power rather than self effort.
James Cook Campbell, a Scottish immigrant who has lived in the United States 47 years and run an auto battery business 27 years, was ordered deported under the McCarran Act after testifying as a dues paying Communist in the early 1930s. He plans to return to Scotland with $30000 in savings and said he would not appeal the order.
The Air Force announced progress on a solar generator capable of powering a home. The generator evolved through the Air Research and Development Command with Lt. Col. Gerard M. Leles at Wright Air Development Center near Dayton, Ohio.
The article argues God relies on humanity to sustain harvests and social order. It emphasizes human action in sowing, cultivating, justice, and honest living, plus personal obedience for health and spiritual salvation. It notes God can bless us only when we seek and repent.
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