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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows a republication entitlement notice attributed to a Georgia paper. Mentions Office in Thomasville, Ga, under an 1879 act, with subscription and tax figures partially visible.
Experts predict a growth in demand for services and goods as the United States faces a coming crisis. They warn of a critical situation abroad unless a fair peace is reached with Russia. World peace appears unattainable while Russia resists fair terms and collective action.
A public safety incident war scenario is discussed with emphasis on rapid controls, defense spending, and economic measures. The text urges an offensive posture against communism, cites Russia as the arch enemy, and warns of possible immediate action to counter wartime threats.
Senator Flanders condemned Senator McCarthy on the Senate floor calling his anti-communism a Nazi parallel and warning his tactics risk democracy. He argued McCarthy could damage the Republican party and urged restraint to avoid destabilizing the government.
In France the Communist party is framed as an active force protecting the Soviet flank while seeking to expand global communism. Maurice Thorez touts a program from the Soviet October 1952 Congress to paralyze Western defenses, block EDC and NATO, and hinder UN actions guarding Europe against Moscow aligned factions. France’s role as a Western hinge is noted as critical to aborting decisive moves in Indochina and broader European security.
The text notes uncertain weather patterns in Thomasville with rain and heat delays, low crop prices leaving produce unsold, and mentions President Eisenhower facing cabinet selection challenges and retention issues. The piece hints at broader unrest with pests and environmental conditions affecting farming livelihoods.
General Bradley argues that the Soviet universal state uses wars to mobilize manpower while keeping troops off the battlefield. He warns that China exports labor to reduce its surplus population and that satellite powers supply arms and factories to fuel indirect wars against the United States.
The Komsomol Pravda recounts Tamara's mountain village kidnapping by three brothers and two accomplices. It notes she later says she agreed to marry after rape, while her sister disputes the account and urges prosecutors to act. The piece contrasts Soviet calls for consent with US practices and laments feudal influence.
Eastern Daylight time applies. NBC presents MacRae musical at 8 and Voorhees concert at 9 with Band of America at 9 80. CBS airs My Friend Irma at 8 together with Talent Scouts at 8 30 and Radio Theater at 9. ABC showcases Sammy Kaye at 9 and Doorway to Future at 9 30. MBS offers The Falcon at 8 and Under Arrest at 8 30. NBC TV features Dennis Day at 9 and Who Said That at 10 30. CBS TV runs Burns and Allen at 8 9 30 Red Buttons and Junior Press Conference. Du Studio One. ABC TV has Sky King at 8 Mont 8 and Jan Murray at 8.
Washington AP report notes the subcommittee blocks Schine from testifying as Republicans push to finish hearings quickly. The 27 year old hotel heir sits at center of the controversy over alleged pressure on the Army and alleged use of Schine as a hostage to sway McCarthy’s committee.
Fifteen years ago today a tropical storm approached the Gulf coast forcing small boats to seek refuge from Mobile to Apalachicola. Allied air raids and naval actions mounted in the Pacific with significant losses as Britain and France face Far East tensions and Japan.
An Eastern city man lectures on safe opening for executors and trustees. He cites knowing the lock behind the combination and links it to understanding life’s purpose and the God described in the Bible as loving and redeeming.
The message urges releasing control to God and relying on faith. It says Christian life is keeping faith in God's help and promises rather than hard willpower. Believers are encouraged to trust Bible promises as surely as a signed check, and see God honor His word.
The Senatorial Committee for the Seventh District Georgia set Friday June 18 1954 at 12 noon as deadline to qualify for the September 8 1954 primary with a $150 entrance fee. Qualifying is with Ernest Stewart at 205 West Jackson Street Thomasville Ga under stated conditions. Frank L Forester Cam chair announces.
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