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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1952
Page
1
Public notice shows rates for subscriptions offered by Cartier with options payable in advance for one week, one month, six months, 49 months, or a year, and includes mail rate details and application process.
Observers note rapid cattle industry growth in Thomas County and across Georgia. Advances in pasturage, disease control, and hybrid stock have enabled farmers to build beef and dairy herds, improve breeds, and feed cattle on developed pastures to cut market costs and create new wealth.
The endorsement lists Dick Russell's proposed policies including voluntary FEPC, restrained taxation, budget balance by 1954, no universal health insurance, continued farm price support, labor courts, and a hard line if Korea talks fail. It notes support from Georgia sources and aligns with U S News and World Report summaries.
Associate Dean Paul Chapman of the State College of Agriculture highlights Georgia's agricultural progress. He cites 85 percent faster income growth than the nation over ten years, last year’s farm product value at 799 million dollars, and leadership in pasture, broilers, and forest products. He argues the state’s all year grassland expansion, stronger rural-urban links, and bank capital foster broader prosperity and social gains.
Fragmentary chatter describes fixation on mental strain and daily labor. The speaker mocks stereotypes and notes housekeeping tasks, hinting at a general struggle with work and social norms. No clear event or location is provided.
A playful guide advises family members to lavish indulgence on a father for a full day. Let him share childhood tales, overlook minor flaws, avoid criticizing wardrobe or habits, and spare questions about expenses. Encourage his driving, garden antics, and relaxed home shoes, granting him one dream day of freedom.
Troops patrol the Johns town front as thousands of miners walk out in a nationwide labor dispute. Five men are injured in a brief flare up at Bethlehem as the crisis unfolds across industry and politics.
Earl L. Douglass argues ministers serve as divinely appointed guides who reveal God's will through study of the Word. He says ministers are not merely do-gooders but prophets who urge communities to live up to their highest spiritual understanding and press toward higher achievement.
A student sits on the edge of Wade's Hole a deep earth cavity near the playground. As rain falls and a storm passes, memories of Melisande and past marriages mix with fear of the hole as a death trap and the looming consequences of violence and past deeds. Paul Gardiner contemplates escape and fate.
Puzzle clues read as mixed entries with across and down hints. Several entries reference wordplay like hate Lisping and Shakespearean lover, while others hint at phrases and definitions across a grid. The text appears as an OCR fragment with partial clues and misreads indicating a crossword puzzle page.
The AP lists ten infamous moments in classic cinema from Samson and Delilah to Adam s Rib. Notable picks include Victor Mature and Hedy Lamarr in a clip joint scene and Spencer Tracy with Katherine Hepburn under a courtroom table.
Radio and television schedule snippets show NBC CBS ABC and MBC programs. NBC offers National Open Golf at 7 30 and Grand Ole Opry at 9 30 plus One Man's Family at 7 30 and Hit Parade at 10 30. CBS presents Gunsmoke at 7 30 Wagon Train at 9 30 and Stars in Air at 9 30. ABC runs Dancing Party at 8 and Flag Day documentary at 9 30 with music at 10 30. MBC lists Twenty Questions Theater of Air Guy Lombardo and Chicago Theater with a one hour earlier EDT. DuMont includes Pet Shop and Chicago Wrestling.
Navy researchers at the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory in San Francisco report that mice given heavy alcohol survived radiation exposure at high rates. In tests, 84 percent of alcoholized mice survived medium ray doses, while all non alcoholized mice died. An officer notes humans tolerate alcohol differently, implying limits to applying these results to people.
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