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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary notices from the Thomasville Times Enterprise and related dispatches note republication rights and postal registration. A dated Act of Congress reference and subscription payment line appear among garbled OCR text.
The passage argues sadness sharpens perception and appreciation of beauty beyond ordinary times. It contrasts sorrow with joyous moments, noting joy can dull awareness and a small crescent moon with a bright star may reveal meaningful beauty.
A civic editorial urges stricter road safety and adherence to speed limits in Thomasville. It notes reckless driving on residential streets and main arteries, cites Chief Stegall on signals, and argues lowering limits offers little relief without enforcement.
A Thomasville philosopher argues anger is a two edged sword that wounds both the target and the wielder. He warns unrestrained rage harms personality while balanced control prevents harm to self and others, noting indigation can refresh personality and ease resentments.
U S authorities evaluated about four hundred sites to base an Air Force Academy modeled after the Naval and Army academies. Three candidates emerged: Alton Illinois, Colorado Springs Colorado, and Lake Geneva Wisconsin, with Colorado favored by speculation though the President has not finalized the choice. The plan aims to train officers in advanced air power and leadership amid evolving warfare technologies including rocket planes and atomic weapons.
Brides seek practical gifts as designations and home items proliferate in stores across the Sixth Federal Reserve District. Alabama elects Albert L Patterson as attorney general amid civic anti-vice movements. Commencement winds down in the city but graduates show ongoing enthusiasm. Among notable 1954 grads are David and Anne Eisenhower advancing from kindergarten to public schools at Fort Benning.
The article argues that secret sessions in the Oppenheimer case cloud the truth and harm reputations. It compares Bunche’s secret treatment, warns against Star Chamber proceedings, and urges openness for fair judgment by peers and the public.
Boyle's Notebook contrasts gender roles through casseroles as a symbol of creative cooking and status. The piece muses on how dishes reflect sex differences, with women seeking mystery in meals and men preferring straightforward truths, ending with a jab about not cooking casseroles for one's husband but for visiting guests.
Congress has passed six major measures this year including the Seaway with Canada, a South Korea defense pact, an Air Force academy, extended excise tax rates, highway funding, and increased Commodity Credit Corp borrowing. Democrats blocked several Eisenhower proposals and final passage on housing and social security advances remains tentative with both chambers needed.
Today marks 18 years since King George VI and the British royal couple planned to enter the United States after a Canadian tour. Election returns show light voting and amendment approval in Georgia. A special envoy to Russia may be sent to smooth the tri party pact.
A letter writer advises a husband who refuses divorce after his wife deserts him for another man. He should reconsider divorce and pursue reconciliation for the sake of their 11 year old son, prayerfully seeking God’s mercy and guidance.
A devotional piece contrasts weak excuses for vice with the Bible’s call to heed the inner conscience. It distinguishes normal moral struggle from pathological indifference and warns that harming conscience carries eternal remorse.
NBC presents MacRae musicales at 9 and Band of America at 9:30 with CBS offering Suspense at 8 and Radio Theater at 9. ABC offers Jamie at 7:30 with Who's the Boss at 8, while Burns and Allen and I Love Lucy fill CBS and a DuMont lineup includes Ji Murray. Eastern Daylight Time aligns one hour earlier for NBC and CBS.
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered entries including conflicts, odors, measures, and common wordplay. It lists biblical character and French terms among other typical crossword solutions, finishing with a few thematic hints.
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