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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
5
A garbled set of observations covers a range of topics from FEPC and political courage to teenage crime and parental roles. It mentions a church cynic, Sunday fishing harm, Russia armament spending, Red Cross safety programs, and a call for parental guidance to shape good men and women.
A July fourth golf event draws golfers from the state and North Florida to Thomasville for a Charleston area style tournament. Invitations have been sent urging entries for a field at Glen Arven with nine holes on sand greens. Prize money is described as substantial, with the event planned between July 1 and July 4.
A censored discussion notes Thomasville may see about a thirty percent population rise since ten years ago driven by suburban growth. Officials cite annexation and greater territory in surrounding areas as factors while true city limits show modest gains.
A letter from State Senator Tom Rich of Bainbridge endorses Marvin Griffin for Lieutenant Governor, praising his Senate leadership and fairness. The Times-Enterprise echoes Rich's high regard and urges readers to ratify Griffin's succession in the 1946 Georgia primary.
In Washington a foreign affairs editor argues that sustained pressure and military strength keep Western democracies secure while Communist regimes show strain. The piece notes forced labor camps, satellite tensions, and revulsion in Czechoslovakia Poland and Hungary as evidence of systemic pressure on the Soviet bloc.
Reports say Bance signs armistice while France agrees to Hitler terms and British stance shifts. French fleet intact. raids on English coast and tech delegation en route. Recess in Congress as Republicans eye convention. Semiannual dividend issued and Georgia basketball standings cited.
Agriculture department projects near record peacetime meat supplies next fall and winter. Pork prices expected to ease from summer peaks as pig production rises. Spring pig crop estimated at 60,079,000 head, up three percent from last year. Beef slaughter forecast higher for next winter. Washington report notes larger meat supplies for consumers.
Washington June 22 AP a Senate House conference committee agreed on a proposal to authorize 70 groups for a modern combat air force. The plan aims to satisfy house members demanding permanent authority for a 10 group Air Force while centrists push toward a general air power goal with a target of 24,000 serviceable aircraft weighing about 245,000 airframe tons plus equipment.
The House passed a bill boosting government farm price supports by 2 billion dollars after a 234 to 82 roll call. The measure, already approved by both chambers, arose from a dispute over foreign farm imports and resolves with added authorization for the Agriculture Department's Commodity Credit Corporation.
Robert E. Chastain seeks support as a representative candidate noting past work with the Highway Board and various state programs. He highlights the Merit System for State Employees Home Rule welfare and forestry programs plus the State Farmers and Juvenile Court System as upcoming priorities. He pledges continued efforts toward a more progressive county and state.
Fragmented timetable text shows Trailways Modern Coach Corp departure and arrival times to Atlanta and other cities. Mentions multiple daily slots and locations such as Tallahassee Albany and Dus t with various morning and afternoon departures.
The article recalls William Law born in England in the late 1600s who refused to swear allegiance to George I and thus left the state church. He lived in obscurity yet produced A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life. Law’s choice underlines conscience over state duty and frames his enduring influence on moral thought.
A man laments inconsistent shirt starch levels in his home laundry. He argues that exact proportions matter for appearance and comfort, blaming cleaners and washers for failing to match his preferred amount. He recalls a golden age when his own care solved the issue.
A transit schedule fragment lists Bus Route from ville to Thomesvill and Quitman via Nashville Hahira Barney TM Rock Hill Pavo Barwick and Quitman. Stations include Trailways and Sis Station. Patronage tentatively noted as APES TED.
The Senate approved a softened Hatch Act penalty provision 42 to 32 despite Senator Taft OHIO objections. The compromise, now sent to the White House, allows lesser penalties and limits dismissal for federal employees tied to prohibited political activity while keeping a 30 day suspension floor. It also permits federal workers in nearby Maryland and Virginia to engage in local party politics.
Canadian, American, and British officials meet to plan stronger safeguards around atomic secrets amid a wave of spy cases. The gathering signals coordinated Western effort to prevent leaks and protect national security.
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