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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1955
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise announces rights to republication of all news dispatches credited to the Associated Press and local news published in the paper. All rights of republication of special dispatches are reserved.
Judge Carl E. Crowe of the Albany Circuit granted a temporary injunction restraining Thomas County Board of Education from executing an agreement with the City Board of Education of Thomasville to build a jointly used high school in Thomasville. The hearing is set for July 9 in Brooks County Court House. neither party has been served or announced attorneys.
The article argues women have the ballot and can seek office once elected, noting some have served on school and municipal boards. It predicts a shift over the next decade with more women entering local politics, aided by groups like the League of Women Voters and broad voter support.
The auto is the chief city and country issue shaping life and finances. Growth in numbers and sizes causes road, parking, and safety problems. It strains labor, capital, banks, insurers, and law enforcement, urging new sales rules and driving regulations.
The piece discusses the Korean War, criticizing the United Nations for not fully backing the U S effort. It notes President Truman's initial intervention, Security Council sanctions, and the UN task force, with claims that Soviet support fueled aggression and that without the United States Korea might have fallen.
The editorial argues the United Nations failed to mobilize moral forces against aggression by China and Russia. It states the U S bore blame for incomplete action and warns the UN has since been discredited. China and Russia are portrayed as gaining influence while the United States bears responsibility for future steps.
The Wall Street Journal notes auto makers are planning 1956 1957 color schemes with a surge in demand for black cars and a shift away from bright hues. Color experts report massive color inventories and up to 286 color combinations per model, reflecting a trend toward variety and consumer boldness in car finishes.
The piece argues Molotov’s smile signals trouble in the Soviet Union tied to agriculture. It cites Khrushchev’s plans to expand grain and virgin land sowing, peasant resistance to collectivization, and the emergence of a free market in the shadow of the official black market.
Essay fragment argues the human mind as the main tool for progress and self discovery. It reflects on knowledge limits, scientific mystery, and the pursuit of truth versus ignorance, urging fearless exploration of nature and self.
The answer explains multiple reasons for Christian suffering. Job's faith amid trials demonstrates pure motives, chastening by divine love fosters growth, and infirmities can reveal human frailty and draw believers closer to God. The writer emphasizes God’s glory in suffering and invites gratitude for His discipline.
The article reports Gen. Carlos P. Romulo and Molotov suggesting Moscow aims to disarm the West and dismantle American air bases. It notes Western leaders see Russia’s aim as breaking the Western Alliance, pressing for German rearmament limits and renewed peace rhetoric.
DALLAS Tex Fi Cpl Lewis Griggs appeals to Southern Baptist Convention for help to leave Communist China. Officials relay the letter to the Baptist World Alliance in London July 16 22. Griggs from Jacksonville Texas says others also want to return but are delayed and subjected to hardship and risk.
In Buenos Aires the government released 19 Radical party leaders detained since the June 16 uprising against President Juan D. Peron. Four party members remained jailed as police arrest two Communists and two Radicals on rumor spreading charges.
Fifteen years ago tensions rose as Germany and the Soviet Union clashed over the Balkans while Romania rushed troops to the Hungarian border. The U S saw policy shifts with FDR seeking more army funding and Wilkie and McCary taking presidential and vice presidential nominations.
A reflection on Albert Hinstein and his break with accepted physics. The piece argues youth must be rebels who challenge prevailing ignorance and evil in pursuit of truth, citing Jesus Galileo Columbus and the Pilgrim Fathers as examples of principled rebellion.
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