Local notices on republication policy and credits
The fragment outlines republication guidelines and credits for news and dispatches. It mentions ated press style, Times-Enterprise Co sources, and Hargrave business page listings.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1954
Page
1
The fragment outlines republication guidelines and credits for news and dispatches. It mentions ated press style, Times-Enterprise Co sources, and Hargrave business page listings.
The piece argues Labor Day should be a holiday with civic value and urges parents to visit schools to understand the upcoming year. It notes rising school attendance and the need for higher standards and facilities to meet new needs, stressing benefits to children and civilization.
An editorial discusses raising young voters to value public welfare over personal gain. It argues eighteen year olds should be better prepared than past generations, and urges unity, honest leadership, and nonpartisan training to form a strong, productive citizenry.
The plan urges a constitutional amendment to refer school operation rights to the states, allowing each state to decide its own approach without federal interference. Proponents say it would calm national debate and reflect Southern interests while delaying final federal rulings to let states vote.
A 1954 WASHINGTON era piece notes the International Labor Defense pamphlet Under Arrest guiding workers on how to respond when questioned by authorities. It alleges tactics to avoid disclosure and steer court proceedings toward viewing the class struggle as defense.
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France cannot afford a split if Russia attacks. They seek unity in a long range cold war while tensions rise in Indochina and Europe. Dulles Eisenhower Churchill Eden weigh prompts for a non communist military alliance to curb Communism.
The United States backs a hands off policy as Guatemala faces a civil conflict. It supports anti Communist forces while resisting a foreign intervention. Intelligence uncovered arms consignment and officials urge maritime nations to halt shipments. The aim remains restoration of peace and exclusion of foreign agents.
The note reflects on helping others and the role of campaigns, mentioning McCarthy and seasonal allergies. It observes spring and summer as good for road work and notes the likelihood of a candidate campaign focused on job needs rather than promises.
Mickey Spillane signals a shift from violent thrillers to subtler moods as he contemplates ending Mike Hammer. He describes past sales and translations, plans a possible final Mike book, and discusses Hollywood, writing pace, and personal risk. He and his family live near Newburgh, with plans for a brief circus tour and hobbies including classical records and cars.
Earl L Douglass reflects on the Chinese view that a day is a heaven, a concept he links to daily opportunities for grace. He cautions that sin and selfishness turn heaven into hell, urging readers to seize each day for communion with God.
The text argues that lasting world peace is not promised by scripture as nations rely on human schemes. It cites Jesus warning of wars, attributes global strife to Satan and demons, and claims Christ’s return will end evil. It concludes that true peace comes only through the Prince of Peace, not widespread geopolitical harmony.
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