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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1955
Page
1
Thomasville residents praise the graduating class of 1955 for thoughtful remarks and strong thinking on world needs. The piece notes the cross section of students, urges opportunities for further training, and hopes future classes continue the high standard with community support.
The piece argues the Supreme Court must guide desegregation within constitutional bounds. It notes resistance in the South, especially Georgia, while urging patience for gradual change and possible further modifications over many years. Georgia will determine state school actions under the ruling.
The speech defends government close to the people and warns against centralization in Washington. It highlights the need for education, informed debate, and broad participation to protect rights and avoid dangers to democracy while stressing the value of local governance and the Bill of Rights as guiding principles.
The article discusses training observers and technicians in civil defense amid atomic threat fears. It notes radar gaps for low flying planes and urges ground crews to raise alarms quickly to protect cities and essential national livelihoods. It emphasizes youth training to bolster readiness and neighborly security despite limited chances to fully avert an atomic attack.
Governors Griffin and Tal Madge criticize the Supreme Court ruling on segregation as states rights fade in intimate affairs. Southern Bell sues for five million over equipment damage. Memorial holiday deaths spike in highway accidents during a three day weekend. The Tech Yellowjacket is abolished, seen as a liability. Public opinion splits over segregation while fliers from China are expected to reach the US soon. Social Security for servicemen to strengthen amid ongoing speculation.
George E. Sorolsky observes a crowded street debate in a British working class area. A Communist speaker argues against U S power and NATO while critics claim Americans press for war. Sorolsky notes limited American coverage and a need for clearer explanatory background alongside current anti American propaganda.
Mescalero Apache leaders including Wendell Chino explore opening a high level dude ranch on the 719 square mile Mescalero reservation New Mexico. Chino cites progress with cattle growth timber revenue and rising English speaking Christian community while noting unemployment and education needs.
The Supreme Court sidestepped a constitutional ruling on firing federal workers as security risks without face-to-face accuser contact. The Peters case shows the Loyalty Review Board cannot reopen cleared personnel actions. since 1953 it has been abolished, leaving appeals to the courts.
A reliable government source says tension between Japan and the Republic of Korea has eased with no plan for an official agreement with North Korea. Cabinet members and leaders assured Korean diplomats that Japan will not sign any pact with the North. Up to 30000 Seoul students protested anti Japanese signs last week.
The text argues that Christianity comes from personal faith in Jesus Christ not from church forms. Externals express faith but salvation rests in receiving Christ as Savior and trusting his death and resurrection for forgiveness and eternal life. True churches share this core belief despite differing opinions on other matters.
A weather belt extended from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico and the Appalachians with showers and thunderstorms. The heaviest rainfall fell in Kentucky and Alabama with about 1.14 inches in some areas.
Today marks Allied air blasts stalling German tanks near the Weygand line as Nazi forces attack. President Roosevelt asks Congress to release surplus guns and planes to aid the Allies. Thomas County AAA office shows higher efficiency and quicker payments while B A Hickey notes the first cotton bloom. Snead leads the National Open after first round.
A sermon contrasts the parable of the rich man who stored wealth for himself with the need to be rich toward God. It warns that life is in God's hands, not ours, and urges readiness for judgment. It emphasizes heavenly treasure lasting into eternity and that true wealth comes from spiritual riches.
A dense word puzzle listing across and down clues covering general vocabulary and themed references. Includes multiple numbered entries from 1 to 60 with definitions like Black Pigmy Stay Wanderers Similar Time long gone Quint Lift Shear Chart Stand King of Bashan Plural ending Soldering material Flow Soon Skins About Half score Glut Not busy Alternative Numerous Positive pole Standing Close relatives Secret society Word in Psalms Among Bread maker Recline letter Withstood use Broad street abbr Conce Easily broken Sheep Mine excavations Inequality Prevaricator White vestment So may be
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