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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
1
Classified and business notices from the Thomasville Georgia newspaper feature daily and Sunday editions with job listings sale ads and service offers. The page outlines market opportunities and contact details for local buyers and sellers in the region.
The notice lists mailing rates with terms payable in advance by carrier, showing 25 cents for one week, 1518 for one month, 3.16 for three months, and an annual rate of a dollar unknown. It notes mail rates are upon application.
Analysts argue Stalin watches the boom era, bets on a free enterprise downturn, and exploits inflation and big defense moves to pressure America. They warn reform errors, welfare programs, and political turmoil risk hastening a recession and public disillusion.
The article argues Eisenhower secured Southern support by stressing state rights on FEPC and Civil Rights, while downplaying federal action. It notes Russell could complicate the race and that Eisenhower’s stronger position may grow if Taft and other Democrats fail to unite.
The piece argues public relations must reveal truth and sustain welfare not political gain. It warns neglect of open communication causes misunderstanding and maladministration while praising transparent efforts to inform workers and the public about actions and outcomes. It also notes John R. Steelman may handle the CIO management dispute and ends with sports imagery about the Tomcats' losing streak.
Judge Allen Kemper has not stated his views on drastic cuts to Georgia's aid for dependent children. An urgent press request for information remains unanswered, sparking concern over state official silence on the proposed reductions.
A column notes that children have a greater sense of wonder than adults. The author describes a god child, Nina, nearing five, whose view of the world is fresh and magical. He laments grownups losing the joy of discovery and being consumed by dull concerns.
A humorous essay explores how majority rule often clashes with individual preferences and ends with a reflection on a child’s endless questions. The narrator notes daily friction from majority decisions and muses that a dictator might seem appealing, then shifts to Nina's intriguing questions about life and knowledge.
Listings show NBC schedules including Joan Caulfield Cavalcade of drama at 8:30 and Barrie Craig at 8:30 followed by Bob Hope Roy Rogers and Dale 0:30 Fibber and Molly 10 Whats My Line 10:35 Stan Kenton CBS features People Are Funny 3:30 Mr and Mrs North 9 The Line up 9:35 Hearthstone mystery 10:30 Waxworks ABC air Newsstand Theater 9 Town Meeting 10:30 Dance Orchestra MBS-8 Black Museum 8:30 Dr Kildare 9:05 Detective drama Eastern Daylight adds Milton Berle Fireside film 10 Ted Mack Amateurs CBS Sam Levenson 8:20 Henry Morgan 9 Crime Syndicated 9:30 Suspense 10 Danger Dumont-8 Bishop Fulton J Sheen 8:30 Keep Posted 9 Battle of Ages 9:30 Quick on Draw
State budgeting changes are planned as the social security program wins approval. Georgia voters back Gov Riv er's plan, and the dry law repeal is rejected.
Melisande awakens in a hot city room and joins Paul, a painter, as they navigate breakfast, a walk, and a first look at his studio. He shows two canvases, and she studies them with growing curiosity, noting the striking depiction of children as she wonders about his identity and motives.
A sermon notes salvation as a gift from God received by faith not merit. It says moral worth comes from faith, Christ's sacrifice enables forgiveness, and true new life follows when one accepts salvation. The message emphasizes taking salvation on faith beyond feelings.
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