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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
1
A compact column discusses Korea’s war, U S and Russian posture, and calls for a lasting peace program. It advocates Georgia rate relief, park funding by the city, a vocational school in Thomas County, and airport development possibly with Southern Airways. It notes MacArthur’s Texas trip and criticizes current political and agricultural pressures.
The piece surveys crowded candidate lists in both parties, noting Truman’s wavering stance and pressure from allies. Eisenhower emerges as a potential player, Taft as a possible GOP pick, and public appetite for MacArthur treated cautiously amid shifting loyalties.
The City Commission pushes a five year beautification plan for Piney Woods Park to preserve pines, remove marked trees, and plant new vegetation. Residents debate tree marking, future safety, and cost while praising expert involvement and potential long term gains. The piece also features HAL BOYLE with notes on humorist Herb Shriner and a portrait of small town comedy.
A rising sentiment favors publishing welfare recipient names to keep records transparent. Supporters argue it upholds accountability while mounting rolls and unemployment aid persist amid available jobs. Opponents fear embarrassment and political backlash. decades-old debates about public aid and taxes resurface as the issue is debated.
Reports list ten fatalities from airplane accidents and eighty six deaths on highways with three killed in Georgia. The piece notes campaign rhetoric by Democrats centering economic freedom, a crowd reaction to FDR, and local items including a free cooking school at Rose Theatre led by Vera Hall. Also mentions a Cairo Tung oil plant, Joe Robison Jr entering a race, Orioles camp arrivals, and Piney Woods golf entries.
A humorous piece explains how ticks invade family nights after outdoor activity. It urges exhaustive back checks with mirrors, reciprocal partner searches, and post bath verification to prevent ticks. It notes the difficulty of self inspection and the lure of city life to escape ticks.
A scrambled OCR style list of across and down crossword clues with garbled letters and mismatched phrases. It presents partial clue phrases like Plant used as soap and Nickname for Anne, plus scattered numbers and symbols, indicating a damaged puzzle fragment requiring reconstruction.
Rudolph Kratochwilz, 40, born in Chattanooga Tennessee, lost his U S citizenship by serving in the German army and now asks to become a naturalized American. The INS said Federal Judge Leslie Carr will rule on his plea. Kratochwilz previously served as an interpreter and was held as a prisoner of war in Bavaria.
Paradoxical generosity shapes faith and happiness. A missionary college gift amid hardship becomes a lasting asset in the giver’s heart. Tithing brings radiant joy, fearlessness about the future, and gratitude as gain is what is given. The gospel upends worldly standards by valuing what is given over what is kept.
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