10 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1955
Page
1
The document declares that Lo E. B. Jerger as editor is a member of the Associated Press and that the paper holds exclusive rights to use AP dispatches and other news. It reserves all republication rights for special dispatches published herein and locally.
The Atlanta Journal urges appointing an auditor to file campaign finance returns from all candidates and sources. It notes millions spent, underreporting by many, and says law compliance is often ignored. The piece critiques sources of funds and political influence within the election system.
The article discusses dangers of swimming for all ages, noting pools are generally safer with lifeguards and first aid from Red Cross. It emphasizes spectator caution, under tow risks in the ocean, and the need to guard during the summer with many people entering water.
The president discusses global ills and the need for continued education and military training. He notes the unsettled world, distrust of Russia, and the effort to achieve peace despite challenges, stressing U S supremacy and power as essential.
A noted commentator questions if Southern Democrats remain cool to Stevenson and if Southern Congressmen prefer keeping Congress over the country or party. The piece notes Stevenson’s likely nomination in the Democrats and Harriman as a potential rival, while Southern influence could shift with Ike’s or Stevenson’s fate and northern unity may affect allegiance dynamics.
The article notes President Eisenhower expresses job satisfaction as a step toward seeking the role again. It mentions Ford’s new contract shaping industry long term, small business aid limits, Albany politics, Georgia-Florida baseball, Dodgers struggles, high school graduates’ promise, Gettysburg visits, Anastasia fined for tax evasion, and a Murder, Inc figure alleged to head operations.
Senator Neuberger of Oregon argues candidates may reveal makeup and theatrical props on TV and suggests sponsors’ names be disclosed. The column riffs on campaign promos and autheticity, imagining a future with full credit lines for makeup, costumes, and ad agencies in political broadcasts.
A retrospective on Billy the Kid, his legend and real deeds, and the Lincoln County War. The piece traces his background, the 1878 conflict between rival frontier factions, his capture and escape, and his death at 21, noting mixed views on his guilt and impact on frontier law.
The article analyzes Kremlin behavior after Stalin's death, noting shifts toward a softer line and new leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev. It details Western concerns over German rearmament and fears of a broader conflict while Moscow tests cooperative rhetoric.
Actress Jane Russell opposes typecast siren image while filming The Tall Men with Clark Gable. She champions WAIF, a International Social Service arm aiding global child-adoption needs, urging standard adoption laws across states. Russell notes her own children Tracy and Tommy, adopted domestically and from abroad.
Italy enters World War II with Mussolini declaring war on the Allies as German forces near Paris. Norwegians surrender on orders from King Haakon VII while Italian crowds cheer the declaration.
A plain, quick thinking man in a rush hour crisis halted a moving subway train and organized passengers to shift weight away from a pinned woman. Fifty to one hundred strangers cooperated, freeing her with a fraction of an inch movement. The incident is praised as everyday heroism.
The church is God’s institution on earth and Christians should actively participate. If your community church aligns with the Bible, support it with prayer and service to help revival and faithful witness. Go to worship, give and receive, and trust God to bless you there.
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