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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
1
A jumble of short clippings from the Shawnee Times Enterprise offers political musings on Harry versus Q, Republican aims, labor unrest, and campaign momentum. It also references baseball scores, the Liberty Bell, post office issues, and public sentiment about taxes, bonds, and Uncle Sam.
The article discusses a federal segregation ruling by the Supreme Court, noting its lasting impact on Southern habits and church life. It warns that while federal law governs, states may resist within constitutional bounds, and anticipates broader constitutional battles as Roosevelt-era shifts unfold.
The article contrasts General MacArthur with General Marshall, praising MacArthur’s discipline and success in governing postwar Japan, while noting growing domestic opposition as Reds push for broader reform and potential upheaval amid the occupation.
The piece contrasts American democracy with Russian communism, arguing the US plan promotes independent nations and world peace. It credits American aid with keeping Greece and Turkey free from Moscow influence, noting Turks favor self rule and reject Soviet domination.
A humorous piece contrasts motor mowers owned by neighbors with a reader’s non motorized tool. It ponders delaying purchase for financial reasons while admiring the ease others enjoy and imagining muffling the noisy machines. The tone lampoons modern invention versus hard work.
James M. Cox was named chairman of the board at Atlanta Newspapers Inc during the first directors meeting following the Journal-Constitution merger. Other directors and officers were announced, including Clark Howell as vice chairman and George C. Biggers as president.
The Barwick Woman's Club sponsors a Bazaar at the Bar Wick community House this Friday at 8 p.m. Adults may enjoy games, drinks, and entertainment while proceeds fund equipment for the community house. Everyone is invited.
The text argues that predestination is tempered by a fixed moral framework. It claims life and happiness exist within a rigid universe defined by God’s rules, notably the Ten Commandments, which cannot be broken without dire consequences.
Plans are set for a Ft tobacco market project with V. B. Sherburne of Washington, N. C. facing charges. Jury proposes penalty for a non jail-break misdemeanor. Jane Harries faces disciplinary actions as Thomasville schools prepare diplomas and auditorium exercises. Rose Theatre installs new vocal systems and a talkie feature will let patrons hear every word during performances. Lawrence Tibbett to be featured in a technicolor talkie The Rogue Sone.
Ten years ago Nazis stalled near Wesland as Allied air and ground forces bomb German tanks. French and British actions probe targets in Germany while Roosevelt seeks authority to dispose of surplus goods to aid the Allies. Local official River chimes Downing becomes comptroller general as farmers receive AAA payments faster through new procedures. Snead leads National Open field as Reds trail behind in a tourist tale recap.
R M Holman has sold his mule business in Donalsonville and moved with his family to Dothan Alabama. Marvin Holman started the operation in 1929. R M Holman operated it since 1940. J J Johnson Sr bought Holman stock and opened a new business. The Holman name has long been linked to mule sales in Southwest Georgia and Southeast Alabama.
Premier Urho Kekkonen will travel to Moscow to attend a ceremony signing an agreement that forms the framework of a five year pact for mutual exchange of goods. Negotiations began last April with the Soviet delegation in Helsinki extending the invitation.
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