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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
1
Public notice details rights held by the Times-Enterprise Co. Inc. for republication of Associated Press dispatches and local news and explains subscription payments and mailing status in Thomasville Georgia.
Geneva reports indicate the United States and Communist China may see progress toward releasing about 88 Americans held in China. U. Alexis Johnson cited Peiping's stance on good behavior potentially warranting commutations or releases, though no concrete outcomes have emerged yet.
Library officials report broad support for renaming the local library in honor of Miss Annie Wright. Memorial gifts have been pledged to fund a commemorative plaque, and the board will move promptly to implement the change, per Mrs. W. W. Jarrell.
City officials plan to advertise paving in two weeks and let a single contract a further two weeks later. Affected residents have petitioned for 300000 dollars, two thirds from abutting property owners, with streets chosen by need rather than unanimous donor wishes.
A local appeal highlights the hospital as a vital community asset funded by a generous donor. It stresses ongoing needs, patient care, and the hospital’s duty to serve all emergencies regardless of ability to pay, noting its thirty year history and charitable work. Your time may come sooner than you expect.
A 1954 essay argues that Senator Jackson’s TV jests about Cominform reveal misconceptions about democracy. It contends Marxism fights religion and that Marxist critique targets Christianity Judaism and Islam, and cites Feuerbach and Marx to claim religion must be challenged to change civilization.
In Paris a hotel lounge crowd reacts to Premier Laniel's collapse with stoic indifference. An American reporter notes locals focus on personal concerns rather than political upheaval while hotel staff seek stability and a strong leader akin to Clemenceau. Street life along the Seine continues as citizens await developments.
Washington reports Sen. McCarthy plans fresh Senate investigations into defense plants and CIA possible Communist presence. He hints talks with the White House but clashes with the administration over secrecy and executive power amid the Army McCarthy hearings.
Readers react to county budget discussions while noting desires for more services at taxpayers expense. A heated tone references McCarthy era jitters and concerns over costs headed into a period of vigilance against communist influence and the need for a prepared reserve against potential Russian instigation.
The piece reflects on King George V’s brief message to the General Assembly of the Scotch Presbyterian Church urging believers to speak a good word for Jesus Christ. It argues many remain silent in social, ethical, and campus settings, fearing confrontation while failing to stand forthrightly for their beliefs.
A reader questions Christians whose lives don’t reflect their faith. The author defends Christianity, saying many sincere followers show the gospel’s power and joy, and Christianity should be judged by Christ and real believers, not by hypocrites.
NBC radio offers Bob Hope at 8:30 and Phil and Alice at 9, with National Open Golf at 10:15. CBS lists Peter Lind Hayes at 7:15 and Godfrey Digest at 8:30, plus Mr. Keen at 10. ABC features Ozzie and Harriet at 9:30, World We Live In. MBS airs Counter Spy at 8 and Take a Number at 8:30. TV listings shift an hour earlier in Eastern Daylight Time with NBC Life of Riley at 8:30 and Sound Stage at 9:30, CBS Playhouse of Stars at 9, My Friend Irma at 10, Person to Person at 10:30. ABC evening includes Stu Erwin at 5:30, Playhouse film at 8:36, Paul Hartman at 9. DuMont presents Life Begins at 9, Chance of Lifetime at 10, Col Flack at 10:30.
Puzzle list features across and down clues with solutions including measures, languages, and common nouns. Entries span geography foods and objects with numerous abbreviations and misspellings indicating OCR errors.
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