15 May 1951
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1951
Page
1
The passage weighs U.S. aims in Korea under Truman and hints at Russian leadership, public cost concerns, and social tact. It questions MacArthur’s potential treaty approach and ponders postwar standing, reflecting a mix of opinions on defense, diplomacy, and international influence.
A mix of social progress and political commentary readers in Thom asville are hearing. The piece notes declining illiteracy, calls for practical leadership over pride, cites Van Fleet on Korea, and mentions Eisenhower avoiding the Truman MacArthur dispute while criticizing racial bias in crime coverage.
An American World Calendar Reform Association proposal argues calendar reform could save enough to cover annual interest on the national debt. Proponents claim dates and holidays would repeat on consistent days, easing record keeping, though broad interest is lacking and years of reform work are anticipated.
The piece argues Georgia leaders like Talmadge will defend the County Unit System, framing the rural urban clash as a recurring factor in state politics. It criticizes party greed, racial politics, and interparty bickering while urging continued Democratic unity amid regional pressures.
An editorial argues for cautious support of extending city limits in Thomasville. It warns delaying the annexation could hinder growth, cost residents, and jeopardize economic prospects while urging ethical participation from all sides. It emphasizes the administration's push and the need to engage outsiders for broader benefits.
Matt Ridgway remarks that Americans consistently seek someone to fault and suggests maybe that is the best thing some citizens can offer. The quote reflects a view on public judgment and social behavior.
Government experts testifying to House and Senate Banking committees focus on wartime production as a remedy for inflation. Keyserling argues production will curb inflation but labor supply and manpower remain unresolved. Tobin warns defense needs require 7 million more workers by year end, urging new entrants into the labor market.
Fifteen years ago Ching warned of a fresh Japanese campaign while Europe monitored Far East moves. Japan plans to bolster Chinese garrisons with more troops. Hostages freed as convicts are confronted. In Oklahoma, officers and posse pursue escapees. two guards and a former cowboy freed as bloodhounds track the kidnappers.
The piece critiques people who claim they never say anything to children. It notes grandparents and relatives often break silence for obvious misbehavior yet still claim restraint. It argues consistent correction is essential to prevent delinquency and moral decay, yet silent moments often reveal sharper, nonverbal rebuke.
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