04 Mar 1954
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1954
Page
1
A visiting guest will tour Thomasville this week as azaleas near peak bloom. Homeowners hosting tours anticipate a crowd for two days of open plantations and residences, highlighting Thomasville hospitality and civic cooperation.
Congress members gave mixed noncommittal reactions to Dulles Berlin report. They questioned gains, warned against recognizing Red China, and doubted Austria and German problem solutions while fearing Geneva implications and Molotov maneuvers.
The piece argues the Constitution must be a living document adaptable by amendments and judicial interpretation. It cites Washington and Jefferson on restraint, discusses Bricker Amendment criticism, and notes views from Notre Dame and Harvard law professors on preserving or adjusting constitutional balance amid global tensions.
A rare House floor shooting by Puerto Rico radicals wounded five, one seriously, from a gallery area not requiring passes. The four involved were detained. officials promise punishment and tighter future security to prevent a repeat incident.
President Eisenhower backs a four point plan to curb one man investigations led by Senator McCarthy. He urges Mundt Dirksen and Potter to stay available as witnesses and to limit subpoenas, grant counsel, and ensure proper notice. The move aims to shield officials and protect constitutional rights while restraining aggressive probes into alleged Communist influence.
The article recounts F W Woolworth and the Utica start of the five-and-dime empire. It notes early one customer, rise from 50 stores to 1800 in the U.S. and 170 in Canada, plus global reach and fixed pricing.
TV guide highlights NBC airs Roy Rogers documentary and Dragnet. CBS presents Meet McNulty and Big Town. ABC features Sammy Kaye and TV Theater. MBS offers Crime Fighters. Dumont runs Broadway to Hollywood and What's the Story. programs vary by network and time.
An analysis urges homeowners to turn the heat back when leaving home to save fuel costs. It argues neglect invites wasted energy and higher bills, warning that a careless head of the house encourages family overspending on comforts and fashion.
Senator McCarthy gains renewed resolve after clashes with the Eisenhower administration as both sides trade statements over generals and Communist hunts. President Eisenhower urges fair play and restraint while McCarthy declares he will expose any aiding the Communist party, regardless of rank. The dispute centers on Brig. Gen Ralph Zwicker and Maj Irving Peress, with no decisive action yet.
Today marks 15 years since FDR pledged to keep religious and personal freedoms alive amid national opposition to persecutions. The address to Congress framed a defense of civil liberties against growing coercion and discrimination.
The piece argues liberty is limited by eternal verities and calls for submissive reverence to a sovereign God. It praises humble lives devoted to a definite divine end and notes most life areas are already arranged, urging readers to accept rather than force change.
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