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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
1
A clipped lineage from the Thomasville Times Enterprise shows editorial and associational credits. It lists editors and Mer. June 1955 timing with Associated Press rights and republication notes for dispatches.
A discussion on the rising danger of narcotics in society notes 60 000 addicts spending ten dollars daily on drugs and calls for education, treatment, and stronger enforcement. It argues suppressing illegal traffic requires decisive action and medical oversight to prevent further harm.
The piece argues the current and successor administrations failed to create satisfactory peacetime military training. It urges immediate protection against global threats from Russia and China, pressing Congress to act on compulsory service and robust force readiness. It warns that without a ready force, future security relies on urgent decisive action and possible shifts in policy.
A 1955 memo argues the Ford Foundation financially backed the Fund for the Republic, then split as Hoffman and Hutchins left. It accuses the Fund of opposing congressional probes and promoting political propaganda through unsolicited material, urging a congressional look at government framing via witnesses and the DOJ FBI.
Leaves from a touring notebook describe the Coming of Age Ceremony for 14 year old Iva Lee Enjady on the Mescalero Apache reservation. The four day festival includes tepee rites buckskin dress eagle feathers yucca wash and pollen blessings while elders and braves perform dances and tell tales amid shifts in tradition and cost.
The piece considers how labor unions may lose member backing as workers gain stakes in their employers through benefits like stock ownership, guaranteed wages, and robust pensions. It asks whether increased investment in a company could moralize or politicize loyalty, potentially changing union leverage and demands.
Allies and Nazis clash as tanks crush lines and air raids hit Berlin. Soviets monitor Nazi advances while Italy may enter the war within days. Sources forecast Italian entry by mid June. A Kiwanis speaker warns of civilization’s end. Dr Bellamy calls the world in transition. Also noted are citizenship applications and Cold War era remarks on strategy and North Africa.
The answer rejects reincarnation as pagan and unbiblical, arguing souls do not rejoin new lives. It cites individual worth, accountability to God, and conflict with Bible, evil problem, social progress, and heredity science. It notes 66,324 Okinawa Japs killed in island battle.
A Thomasville farmer saved a flooded road and allowed a nearby church to resume baptisms in a lake that recovered after policy changes. The keeper notes cooperation with divine will improves outcomes. A separate Paris scene shows a blind woman donating 27 francs to light the world, comparing oil costs to faith driven charity.
The article argues France struggles with its colonial grip in the Mediterranean African territories including Morocco Algeria and Tunisia. It contrasts American policy favoring limited self rule and noncolonial control in Cuba the Philippines and Puerto Rico with France’s burden of maintaining fragile colonies and fearing losses amid rising global tension.
The piece discusses canal control tensions with Egypt governing the Suez Canal. It notes a historic shift from a French operating company to potentially international oversight, stressing the canal as a global trade link and the desire to keep it open during war. It compares Suez with the Panama Canal and fears of shifting ownership amid world tensions.
The text describes commencement remarks, summer activities, and social themes. It references Marvin Griffin calling a special Georgia legislature session, moonshine enforcement actions, English plans, and church preservation efforts, all within a chaotic, reflective tone.
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbers for across and down entries. Includes hints like Had being, Pitched tent, Black tern, Mountain in Crete, Cupid, Bear, Corn spikes, Fright tens, Flavorsome, Orderly, Charity, Snakes, Chalices, Humor, Witticism, Bustle, Maintain, Store, Give attendant, Winglike, Tote, Split, Red deer, Promontory, Burmese tribe, Singing voice, Audacity, Certainty, Balderdash, Jog, Places, Firm, Covered the inside, Lump of earth, Peruse, Be carried, Wire measurement, Bashful, Sheep, Philippine negrito, Unrefined mineral, Save, Tie, Corner, Tips to one side, Shade, Ceremony, Olive genus, Height, Burden, Lateral, Plant, Whirlpool, Coaster, Watch.
The piece contemplates a new age of immense power from science and invention. It weighs promising advances like interplanetary travel and disease cures against risks of weapons and misuse, noting both dramatic change and uncertainty for tomorrow.
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