Thomasville Times Enterprise masthead fragment
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07 May 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1955
Page
1
Fragmentary newspaper masthead for Thomasville Times Enterprise listing editor advertising staff and departments, indicating Associated Press rights and editorial pages.
The city and county consider creating a white and a Negro high school to serve all city and county students. The proposal aims to abolish district high schools and operate two schools jointly, stressing benefits to the greatest number and county first, with city cooperation to follow.
Speculation rises as AF of L and CIO consolidate under a single directing head. An estimated 15 million workers may mobilize for wages and hours, though leaders warn against radical action and urge peaceful, national guidance to avoid nationwide upheaval.
A Gallup poll this year rekindles Kefauver’s prospects as a possible Democratic challenger to Stevenson. The Tennessee senator lingers as a candidate should Stevenson falter, while Eisenhower’s reuse could lock in a near unanimous GOP choice. Nixon shows little strength in polls or press commentary. An open field could arise if both Eisenhower and Stevenson are deemed unavailable, delaying campaign kickoff.
Senator Byrd criticizes federal spending as largely wasteful and says the Hoover Commission has spent much effort reducing overlap among 1,400 agencies. He argues the rise of the executive branch and patronage hinder reform, but praises the commission for its unparalled reform record and calls it a key advocate against waste.
The article notes West Germany's full sovereignty this month with potential serious implications for Germany and France and possibly Russia. It mentions HIWA occupancy, traffic flow by ushers, a state school board reversal in Panomas County over a plan to build one white and Negro high school, and comments on progress in the Austria sector with Russian dissatisfaction.
The report notes a first pact between the United States and Turkey on peaceful atomic power controls. Eisenhower seeks liberal trade and broad public support for surplus materials. Curbs on Dulles reshuffle hint at Senator George joining the cabinet. the atomic test delay and its unclear cause are mentioned. The blast outcome remains undetermined.
A George E Sokolosba column cites Albanian radio talk on religious superstition and education. It notes mothers conceal God at home amid fear of government spies and Komsomol self criticism. Father Bissonnette cites atheism versus tradition and a Christmas nostalgia despite Soviet efforts.
Hollywood shifts as TV actors gain power to build fame and earnings away from film. Rod Steiger cites his Oscar nomination and Sylvania Award as proof. He argues established TV work helps, noting industry understated TV’s impact and recalling Kim Stanley and summer theater cases.
The Rotary Club heard a complete survey of the natural gas situation in the country and region. Dewey Norwood introduced L Julian Gaissert of South Gas Natural Gas Company who explained gas origin, development, reserves of about 500 trillion cubic feet, four thousand miles of pipelines, and 23 years of supply at growing use. A film illustrated distribution and potential uses, with visits by Paul Dunn and others in attendance.
Washington report on John L. Lewis as the mystery man of American labor. Kennedy describes Lewis as uncommitted while AFL and CIO push toward a merged 26 million member federation. The piece weighs labor’s priorities between organizing the unorganized and political action and notes Lewis’s enduring influence at 71.
A sermon explanation outlines three steps in salvation based on Paul and Philippi. Belief begins salvation, followed by acceptance of forgiveness, and finally obedience to Christ's lordship in daily life. The piece cites the hymn Trust and Obey as a summary of the path.
Ten years after Norway venture questions loom in Commons as critics urge new leadership. Mary Martin, the Texas actress in My Heart Belongs to Daddy, wed Richard Halliday, a story writer, yesterday. London reports a sensational Cham belain Reynaud telephone claim set for publication. City Council hears call to extend power lines in Ochlochnee district. Garden Club head A G Robinson denounces tree destruction. Softball opens week of May 28 as local leagues draft schedules. Pimlico hosts Preakness day with Gallahadion favored to win.
Ten years ago tomorrow marks V E Day as Germany’s unconditional surrender ends the war. The surrender is announced from Reims at 2 41 a m Eastern War Time with Allied leaders Churchill Stalin and Truman prepared to speak. Johnny Mack Brown, Albany’s popular cowboy star, will appear in person at the Rose tomorrow.
The counselor warns against rushing marriage after a short courtship. He urges postponement to learn each other’s backgrounds and spiritual beliefs, and to ensure both partners share faith commitments before a lifelong decision. If love persists, the man will understand the wait.
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