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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
1
Copyright notice and subscription rates for the June 1952 issue are listed, detailing pay plans for carrier and mail subscriptions. The document confirms the newspaper’s exclusive rights to use dispatches and all related republication terms.
The Supreme Court will decide if segregation of white and Negro children in public schools is legal. Two cases from Kansas and South Carolina challenge compulsory mingling, with Southern states warning they may shift to private schools if federal ruling bans segregation.
Senator Russell argues civil rights must be enforced within Constitutional limits without creating a federal protectorate. He opposes compulsory FEPC, favors voluntary fair employment practices, and warns against centralized government that could erase state powers and free enterprise freedoms. He urges voluntary measures over coercive federal regulation.
The text argues negligence in guarding captured Chinese and North Koreans has led to abuses of U S policy and forced General Boatner to impose harsher discipline. It discusses fears of mass slaughter, forced repatriation, slave labor, and a potential return to primitive warfare if prisoners are treated as expendable.
The fragment mentions a school program and local educators studying with a summer plan for 1952. It references a municipal swimming pool and a belief it would be full daily, but the text is garbled and unclear on specifics.
Veteran producer Mack Sennett aged 68 stole Cannes with a 28 hour journey and a festival feature of his early films. He praised Hollywood French ties and offered travel tips for Americans abroad emphasizing modesty politeness and a smile as a calling card.
Ten years ago today the United States won 51 to 5 in battle reports from the Coral Sea and Midway. Warplanes bombed Attu and Allied forces landed there. U S troops head to Ireland as warships escort transport ships across the Atlantic. Oklahoma killer tornadoes leave 27 dead 100 injured. Czech official urges bombing Nazi villages in reprisal for Lidice destruction. Dr Thomas L Hodges elected Bainbridge Lions president. Chamber of Commerce seeks funds. Kiwanis hears Ellis Arnall on world conditions.
The piece reflects on a New Testament event where a woman anoints Jesus with costly ointment, praising the beauty of sacrificial love over mere concern for the poor. It contrasts reverence for grace with the Statistical Abstract’s limits, noting life includes truths not in statistics.
Mell and Snowball reconnect at the gym gates where Snowball performs a comic eye roll and mock fits. Taylor joins the scene, questions Melisande about Paul, and hints at Paul’s possible insanity before Paul confesses a sudden wish to marry Melisande that same night.
Boyle notes humorously that many husbands crave a bathroom of their own rather than standard gifts. He observes that even when a home has a bathroom for every member, family use encroaches, turning the space into a cluttered shared area. He cites an inventory showing many items belong to wives, few to husbands.
An essay argues that empty seats at popular moments reveal reserved status for VIPs. It suggests the embarrassment of being ousted by an usher and the crowd’s amused reaction, while noting late, honored guests may occupy seats unseen, letting regular attendees stand and endure discomfort.
Judy Garland and Sid Luft began their third marriage in a clandestine ceremony while Luft faced a judge in Los Angeles ordering increased child support for his second wife Lynn Bari. The couple, with a 3 year old son, were in San Francisco where Garland headlines a new show.
NBC offers Roy Rogers at 8, Lanza and Hy Gardner at 10, with New Time for David Ross poetry at 10:15. CBS airs Musicland USA and Big Town, Waxworks, Capitol Cloakroom, FBI and District Attorney. ABC and DuMont present a mix of films, talk, and mystery programs across the evening.
Puzzle words and fragmented hints for a crossword, with clues like air comb form plural ending certain and window blinds. The garbled text lists numbers and partial phrases, suggesting a mixed set of crossword entries and stray letters.
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