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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Stalin and Tyuman, French cabinet politics, and Russia’s aims, alongside mentions of George and Gene, Thomas County, and a South Korea conflict. It also references the U.S. South invasion, Ruskia, a possible New Germany, and crude notes on crops and a day’s cantaloupe.
A fragmented critique argues the Philippines and other Asia Pacific holdings must be held to deter communist expansion. The author warns against surprise nuclear war as too costly and stresses preservation of democracy over a bomb-driven victory.
Fragmented text describes ongoing Senate discussion on segregation and racial integration. Mentions amendments and service issues related to enlistees and race based policies. The wording implies controversy over whether whites and blacks should mingle and be treated equally in military or public service contexts.
The Christian Science Monitor highlights atomic energy as a future ship and industrial power source. Proponents envision lower costs and widespread humane benefits, while noting long decades before fully refueled ships or planes using atomic power become common.
President Truman directs direct military aid to Korea and tightens U S security measures. The FBI, under J Edgar Hoover, expands surveillance and data gathering on suspected subversives, with emphasis on protecting basic industries and monitoring communist influence in strategic areas.
An 18 and one half foot shark leaped into a small fishing dinghy near Melbourne. Fred Gay, Douglas Miller, and Edna Martin wrestled the creature for ten minutes before Gay killed it with a blows to the head using the tiller. None were seriously hurt, though Martin said she would never fish again.
A fragment notes a salad luncheon with serve details mentioning peach halves and cottage cheese as part of the dish. It suggests a simple, light offering without indicating full course structure or guest list.
Nazi and Italian leaders pledge support for Romania amid Soviet advances while Balkans fear grows and sporadic fighting continues. League of Nations faces strain as French Syria situation and England react. Military crashes and local events mingle with sports results at Glen Arven and Piney Wood.
Dr Hermann N Sander, once suspended after an acquittal in a murder case, is returned to medical practice by the state board in Concord New Hampshire. The board granted immediate license restoration following the trial the prosecution said involved a lethal injection to Abbie Borroto 59 who died during treatment.
There are 230 farm cooperatives in Georgia including 66 marketing associations 43 rural electric groups 30 national farm loan associations 31 production credit associations 21 farm fire insurance associations and 23 artificial insemination cooperatives.
Washington reports that a 20-page bill from the National Security Resources Board would empower President Truman to impose a wartime price and wage freeze, redirect manpower and materials, and reorganize government for war. The plan also signals converting phantom orders into real contracts and a possible virtual draft to speed civilian production to military needs.
The text describes directions to mix a spray by mapping gallon to six teaspoonfuls of one liquid and three of two others, then notes the spray loses strength and must be used immediately. It questions half pint measurements and fractional teaspoon calculations, ending with moral doubt about the makers.
A fragment questions spray usage and urges including an eyedropper to measure amounts. It debates how the lack of precise tools could have reduced worry and improved proper application.
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