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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1951
Page
1
A patchwork of items from the Times Enterprise includes editorial musings on politics, labor strikes, town improvements, weather, and social behavior. It reflects local opinion and reader questions, plus scattered notices and advertisements.
The column notes that Georgia peaches appear enticing with luscious skins. It suggests freezing or cooling watermelons to improve palatability and mentions salt on cantaloupes as a favored enhancement.
George says he wants to see the next tax bill to raise seven billions postponed until they figure out how many they can save meanwhile. His estimate is six billions.
Analysis suggests Moscow endorses a peace plan to divert attention from heavy Soviet casualties in Korea and to influence China by presenting a negotiated settlement as a route to reduce pressure and gain strategic leverage.
A doctor calls for the death penalty for cape peddlers especially those dealing with children due to serious effects and widespread use. He advocates hanging as a penalty. The peach orchard near Barney is the talk of the area as fruit ripens and prospers, drawing attention since its initial planting years ago.
A brief discussion urges voters to pick Governors by merit and state benefit rather than party faction. It notes conflicts when two untrustworthy candidates reflect partisan greed and warns that individual mistakes are common yet can be corrected by better choices for Georgia.
The piece argues that Communism is the direct program of the Soviet and warns that Russia uses Bolshevik influence to control nations and threaten democracy. It asserts the United States must combat Soviet aims to preserve freedom and prevent global domination under Stalin.
A reflective editorial argues citizens overreact to small issues like cow and tree plans, warning such distractions erode important municipal matters. It calls for orderly government, respect for majority rule, and cautions against vengeance driven radicalism in democratic practice.
HAL BOYLE profiles Father Anthony G McCabe a 42 year old Dominican priest who leads the Blessed Martin De Porres mission aiding poverty stricken Negro children in Columbia Washington DC He travels to New York by hitchhike to solicit support from diverse faith communities and friends noting a Jewish friend raising funds from a Protestant congregation He reflects on loss of his parents and lifelong call to aid the hungry.
A cautionary tale on rose growing contrasts patient care with an anecdote about a Dominican Father McCabe. The piece threads into resilience amid hardship, detailing meticulous planting methods and later a war memory shaped by sacrifice.
Cairo June 80. Local business concerns will observe July 4 as the year’s first full holiday with a two day closure optional through Thursday. Some trade centers plan two day closings while others will stay open Thursday morning with skeleton staff.
Saturday night radio lineup lists NBC offering Music Merry Go Round at 8 and Dennis Day at 9, with Judy Canova at 10 and Grand Ole Opry on CBS. Others include Vaughn Monroe Show Gene Autry and Hopalong Cassidy on CBS, Space Patrol and Dancing Party on ABC, Twenty Questions and Hawaii Calls on MBS, with Chicago Theater Concert closing the night.
Fragments of several crossword clues listed with numbers and partial hints. Entries include references to states of mind harvest goddess by sight moisture exposure ancient Greek milestone and other across items, plus scattered answers and stray letters.
Today Herbert Lehman pursues a third term as New York governor amid party pressure. Major parties rally, federal agencies aid drought areas, and a busy session covers taxes viaduct and road issues. Nazis advance toward Moscow, Red resistance around Leningrad noted, and a sunk U S ship with Marines and nurses reported.
The piece argues happiness is internal not material and urges youths to embrace faith, service, love, and humility. It contrasts belief with the scientific approach and cites Jesus' commandment to love God and neighbor as a guard against a brittle society amid atomic threats.
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