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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1950
Page
1
The piece offers scattered opinions on Congress seeking a summer recess, women and work in beauty shops, and public life in Washington. It muses on politics, media commentary, and cultural shifts while noting economic concerns and distant political debates.
An exploration of how devotion to journalism drives printers and writers, balancing skill, equipment, and speed. It notes the tension between public criticism and professional pride, and the personal costs of errors or accusations within the newsroom culture.
A Hardin county observer argues older schools focused on fundamentals while newer curricula flood classes with extracurriculars. He cites larger class sizes and diversion to sports as weakening book learning, while noting rising high school graduations but questions overall quality.
A local resident voices concern over speeding on main streets endangering children and pedestrians. She cites near accidents on pavements, criticizes parents for letting kids play outside, and calls for stricter enforcement of speed limits despite police staffing limits.
The scene unfolds among cattle ranchers McDevitt Monty and Joe as Whisperin Johnson helps uncover who killed Silvertip Morgan and Jane Morgan's father. Monty claims ownership of Lost Creek Canyon and control of a water right as tensions rise with Pack Rogan's gang. Old McDevitt plots a risky plan to reach Whisperin and expose the culprits while wary allies weigh trust.
The Nation Today notes President Truman’s Point Four plan has been approved by Congress but funding and final scope remain unsettled. Experts may assist backward countries, with U.S. firms investing for profit and jobs, while the State Department decides who gets aid. The program could take years to show results amid Cold War pressures.
A fragmented meditation on latent human power and the divine within. It speaks of transforming matter into energy and performing miracles through faith and alignment with the Divine Spirit. The text urges immediate spiritual awakening to unleash unprecedented creative power in the physical world.
Phinazee and Norris are found guilty by jury and Phinazee receives a prison sentence. Mrs Belute faces relocation from the city, with Macon or Moultrie as possibilities. County officers plan tax reform as the forty fourth annual officers association meeting draws prominent attendees led by Eugene Talmadge. Georgia healthcare tour visits several estates and Archbold Hospital. Sharkey defeats Schmeline by nine pounds in a world championship bout with 75 000 expected attendees at Yankee Stadium as German challenger looms.
Ten years ago reports describe Nazis advancing near Marne during heavy fighting with French Poilus twelve miles from Paris. Allies clash with Italy in bomb raids on industrial centers while Turkey mobilizes reserves as Balkans tense. US Navy orders new battleships. war relief funds gain support. local ceremonies and sports results noted.
Bainbridge June 12 The community Vacation Bible School opened this morning under the direction of Reverend Robert S. Morrison pastor of the Climax Presbyterian Church. Kindergarten and primary meet daily at the Presbyterian Church while Juniors and Young People meet at the Methodist Church. Department heads include Mrs Bladlock kindergarten Mrs H Helsenorth primary and Mrs Morrison junior. Secretary treasurer is Mrs A J Trulock Jr with other committee members AOD Mosely and Mrs J E Williams. Refreshments provided daily by ladies of the two churches. A Friday afternoon June 16 weiner roast will be held for all students.
Bainbridge June 12 Dr J W Sumner opens optometry offices in the former McCord location. Sumner, a Bainbridge native, taught at the local high school before the war and now resumes professional practice in town.
Scattered testimonials claim a preparation marketed as 666 provides chills and fevers relief. Advertisements urge customers to purchase the product, with vague claims of success and instructions for use.
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