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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
1
The page carries the Associated Press copyright notice and republication rights information for dispatches. It notes exclusive entitlement to use AP news and reserves rights for special dispatches. It also lists editorial roles including Editor and Business Manager.
Commentary notes on public figures and politics mix with gossip about Bob Sherrod and Mike DiSalle. The author discusses RFC morals, American integrity, and postwar global concerns, arguing for civic codes and leadership while touching on Korea aviation and Hitler conspiracy theories.
Secretary Acheson defended government policy in the Far East during a probing hearing. He stated he knew of no peace moves in Korea and dismissed reports Britain sought a truce. He admitted uncertainty about where a potential war would begin and cautioned against rushes toward communism, amid debate over MacArthur’s firing and Japan pacification.
Senator Paul H. Douglas of Illinois urges strict standards for government and legislative officials to prevent improper influence. He calls for an Administrative Procedures Act, prohibiting private meetings during decision making and bans on gifts during pendency of matters. He warns against favoritism and urges public, hourly handling of private applications.
New citizens plan to join city limits by January adding farm and woodland properties to tax rolls. City crews will extend water mains and install sewerage as funds allow while fire and police departments expand to serve the expanded area. Notes on Margaret Truman romance Hong Kong public speaking and animal friendships appear in accompanying items.
Boyle's Notebook discusses America's door to door peddler as 400 communities ban house to house salesmen. The U S Supreme Court recently ruled towns may prohibit itinerant sellers, reflecting a shift in public opinion and changing daily life.
Campaigns heat up as Larsen attacks Talmadge and Rivers gains traction while Talmadge plans remain unclear. Weather spikes commodity prices as lawmakers push a new tax conference to end differences. Roosevelt rumors surge amid labor and defense policy moves.
A Moody Air Force Base airman, T Sgt Pat N Digillo from Los Angeles, died after a carbine discharged while being cleaned. A board of officers will investigate. He died en route to Valdosta hospital as his wife travels from Los Angeles after notification.
Dr. W L Stucky explains stomach disease arises from nerves failing to feed the stomach muscles. Spinal adjustments open nerve lines to restore full function and health.
The piece discusses how medicines are prescribed by dose and timing, asks whether missed doses alter effectiveness, and considers effects of doubling doses or taking before versus after meals on pills and liquids. It ponders if a patient may recover before completing the prescribed course.
The reading reflects on the inscription The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon Him and its meaning. It urges that God is near every person including the betrayer and the drunkard. The piece emphasizes that feeling forsaken is false and a holy guardian angel accompanies each soul.
The text notes a practice of buying new pills and liquids for every new illness while preserving leftover medicines in the chest to avoid waste, as potency over time remains undecided and no decision has been reached.
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