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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1954

Page

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Thomasville Times Enterprise Publication Statement

The Thomasville Times Enterprise daily paper, published Sundays and by Times Enterprise Co. Inc., Thomasville Georgia, states Associated Press news republication rights and dispatches reserved. Editorial management by W. D. Bangrave and Ben Lee E. Kelly. second class mail entry under Act of Congress March 8 1879.

Lee E. Kelly Associated Press Sl News Times-Enterprise Co. Inc Claus Mwn Post Ofice Thomasville Congress

Parking At Hospital Move Aims To Ease Visitor Traffic

The county and city will fund and coordinate highway and parking improvements at the hospital entrance from Gordon Avenue. Plans call for widening the street and paving to ease congestion for about fifty out of town visitors on Sundays, reducing danger and improving the welcome for Thomasville and Thomas County guests.

Hospital Gordon Avenue Altho Thomasville Thomas County

Judge Bootle Impresses in New Federal Bench Term

A Times-Dispatch summary lauds Judge W. A. Bootle of the United States Court, praising his dignity, learning, and suitability for the federal bench. The piece notes local pride in the Middle District, mentions condemnation proceedings over Flint River delta lands, and discusses stance on immunity bills and subversion inquiries with reference to McCarran Immunity Bill and the National Lawyers Guild.

W. A. Bootle United States Court Bootle Thomasville Hoyt Davis Abe Conger Flint River Middle District Altho Great Britain Canada McCarran Attorney General House of Congress Congressional Congressional Committee National Lawyers Guild Guild

Hollywood Highlights A Look At Some Current Movies

AP surveys recent films including Demetrius and the Gladiators with Vic Mature and Susan Hayward, Living It Up with Martin and Lewis, Magnificent Obsession remade with Hudson and Wyman, The Student Prince, The Caine Mutiny with Bogart, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and notes on their entertainment value, plot strengths, and performances.

Hollywood Vic Mature Susan Hayward Jay Martin and Lewis Flor Hazel Flagg Lewis Janet Leigh Sheree North Robert Taylor Iréne ‘Dunne Rock Hudson Jane Wyman Prince Edmund Purdom Mario’ Lanza Ann Blyth Humphrey Bogart Captain Queeg

Faith and courage through Jesus as helper for fear

A reader asks how to overcome nerves and fear. The reply suggests seeing a psychologist if needed, but emphasizes faith in Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, promising inner confidence, guidance, strength, and peace, citing Isaiah 12 2.

G. B Jesus Christ Jehovah

Stand-by Diplomats at Geneva hint of prewar diplomacy center

The piece notes stand by groups at Geneva as a modern echo of prewar Geneva diplomacy. It discusses United Nations limits on Red China, the Korean talks’ outlook, and the likelihood these diplomats remain ready but inactive for months.

Geneva League of United Nations United States China U. N Korea

Trade fears and cold war rhetoric in chaotic era

Opinion piece decries U S and British bias toward China and Russia trade, warns of global conflict from pursuit of access, and critiques communist rule in Russia and suppression in Wisia. It notes arms debates, ally trust, and public unease with modern political and social tensions.

China Russia United States Britain Wisia Jude

Germans Seen as More Home Like by U S Tourists Than France

A Paris dispatch notes that nine years after World War II the average American visitor and soldier prefer Germany over France, citing rebuilding, perceived purpose, and a sense of forward momentum in Germany versus lingering doubt and fatigue in France.

Germany France Paris U.S Europe Heaven Comback Trail Sea People Ludgwig Erhard

Money Focus Triggers Times Square Riot by California Sect

Five members of the Fountain of the World sect in white robes distributed one dollar bills on Broadway at 42nd Street. A crowd surged as people scrambled for bills while police rescued leaders. Sect leader Master Krishna Venta leads from Canoga Park, California.

California Times Square Krishna Venta Broadway 42Nd St New York W.E.F.L. Fountain of the World Canoga’ Park Calif

Unite nations seek end to crisis as tensions rise in Tientsin

Sixteen years ago foreign area tensions grow as electric wire barriers are added around British and French concessions. Britain and Japan seek to end the crisis while a naval board probes causes of a submarine incident. British and allied leaders also discuss a U S visit and wartime activity continues in the news.

Tientsin Naval Board Bréailian U. S House

Radio TV Tonight Listings Greet Weekend Audiences

NBC offers Big Review at 1 30, Grand Ol Opry at 9 80, Dude Ranch Jamboree at 10. CBS airs That's Rich at 7 30, Gang Busters at 8 30, Country Style at 9 30. ABC features a Dancing party at 8 05 and Voice of America at 10. MBS presents Farm quiz at 8 and Hill of Benedict Arnold at 10 30. Eastern daylight adjusts to standard times.

NBC CBS ABC Voice of America MBS Benedict Arnold NBCTV Fisher and Albert Cbs-Tv Jackie Gleason Husband Abc-Tv Dotty Mack DuMont Chicago

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Fragmented puzzle clues mix across and down entries with mixed letterings and misprints. Readable hints include travel terms and general wordplay alongside garbled segments and stray numbers.

Obser vation of clergy by humorist Smith

A humorous meditation by H Allen Smith on clergy influence and respect in society. The piece laments ministers bowing to scientists and politicians, urging them to proclaim truth without bending to modern ideas. It reflects a critical view of how religious leadership is perceived by the public.

H. Allen Smith

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