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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
5
The letter notes the 1950 census will depict a larger Thomasville, despite suburbs seeking to stay free from encircling growth, and remarks on civic unrest caused by the issue. It hints at future developments and residents' reactions to changes in the area.
The piece argues fees in law medicine and related services reflect skill and risk, not cruelty, noting bankruptcy and litigation costs strain creditors and patients. It contends free access is impractical and public funds should not cover all costs, urging fair payment and public responsibility.
The piece discusses Hoover era reform hopes and critiques of government methods. It argues private enterprise would fail under government-like scales and questions Hoover plan efficacy and waste. Health insurance and federal medical care appear controversial, favoring voluntary pooling over compulsory state control.
The 1950 census debate over annexation ends with Thomasville keeping its boundaries and about two thousand fewer residents. Outside residents and city supporters reflect on taxes and property values while hoping for future growth and regional progress.
Ten years ago leaders greet American scions at the Capitol as King George honors a Washing ton shrine in a show of friendship. Czechs face mass arrests after a Nazi policeman is slain, while Germans resist a new European stance.
A reflective piece questions outcomes for students missing valedictory duties or prizes. It ponders whether individuals will receive praise for leading classes, placing in exams, or earning athletic and artistic accolades during commencement events.
Parents express concern over whether recognized students truly reflect leadership and loyalty to the school. The piece questions if honorees are summoned to the platform or receive gestures from the head of the school, and whether unnoticed students are left to quietly support peers without ceremony.
Tom McNamara became the first player to break 70 in a single U.S. Open round by firing a 69 at Buffalo in 1912, marking a historic low in the early championship.
Atlanta reports Hamer B. Chase Georgia Communist leader jailed after missing a $5,000 peace bond over a charge by Evans Wilder of Cartersville. Attorneys file Habeas Corpus saying no appeal from a peace warrant. Judge Ralph McClelland set bond deemed excessive. Hearing set for Friday.
The wedding of Florida Governor Fuller Warren and Barbara Manning will take place in California at Westwood Community Methodist Church on June 26. Manning is a 23 year old Los Angeles socialite with blue eyes and blonde hair. Warren will marry for the third time. The couple met in September during Warren's citrus inspection tour.
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