19 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
1
The readable text references Florida senatorial matters and drunken bicycle danger. It notes Thomasville and Thomas County populations and census figures, plus mentions farming policy and town dynamics with mixed opinions on staying with farm programs. The material is fragmented and lacks cohesive narrative.
A fragmentary discussion criticizes greed in both capital and labor during a tense conflict. It argues labor seeks peace and balance beyond mere finances, condemning extremes and urging fuller understanding from all sides.
The article argues voters should weigh statewide needs over county gains in the Georgia race. It notes Thomas County’s independence from pledges and emphasizes choosing the best overall candidate rather than pursuing favorable favors.
The Thomasville census shows a 13 percent rise, far short of hopes for a 50 percent gain. Local officials fault missing residents and urge all citizens to ensure they were counted, noting county progress due to farms and industry while dismissing recount rumors. The piece ends with a playful jab at Russia as the game analogy ends in a better outlook.
Senator George sends regards to Thomas County friends urging voting on the 28th. He notes most local supporters will back him. The speech criticizes Washington lobbies as effective and costly, while few benefit equally.
In a dramatic confrontation at the town hall Joe reveals the McDevitts control water rights and a power of attorney transfer. The dead Pecos Shay is hauled in. Judge Boots is shot while confronting Joe, and the crowd reels from the twist as a shotgun blast ends the scene.
Today in Gotham a roaring procession honors Commander Byrd returning from polar ventures with Marines leading the parade. Georgia Hower company taxes rise to 52600 in Atlanta. Rotary talks cover various subjects. Bobby Jones leads British Open after second round. Horton Smith stands third with Schmeling hailed champion by boxing authorities. A French Indo China stance and Monroe Doctrine warnings frame international notes. Legion events and local baseball clashes highlighted. Notice: former hardware owner relinquishes liability after sale.
Reported ten years ago Nazi forces advanced further into France as world leaders sought peace terms. Hitler and Mussolini pressed for armistice negotiations while Allied responses remained uncertain.
An eastern college displays a Latin inscription over its main entrance with an English message: Don t loiter in the corridors. The piece argues corridors are passageways to goals and real achievements occur in rooms and offices not in hallways.
Christopher Sillopp argues that true super salesmanship is guiding a buyer to the first suit offered, then convincing the family it fits perfectly and will be comfortable, quality guaranteed and preshrunk. He notes salespeople aim to make the buyer a credit to the shop, not merely close a sale, and that choosing the first suit is a rare outcome.
From where I sat Joe Marsh notes Curley Lawson’s radio in the barn may boost milk as cows reportedly respond to classical music. The tale includes Squint Miller’s quip and Sauiit’s wonder, while Andy’s Garden Tavern exemplifies cooperative, pleasant business.
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