22 May 1953
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1953
Page
1
Fragmentary line lists Thomasville Cinies Enterprise names editors and staff including Geren, Kelly, Mer, Jerger and mentions daily except Sunday in Thomasville Georgia.
The article reports ongoing talks on securing electric power for Thomasville, stressing that growth hinges on adequate capacity. Officials note potential industrial inquiries and the need for a legal power access framework to prevent outages and keep pace with neighboring towns.
The Senate rejected standby executive authority for President Eisenhower by 45 to 41, blocking his immediate power to freeze wages prices and rents. The measure would allow action only after Congress declares war or recognizes an emergency by concurrent resolution. The split highlighted party lines and underscored that Congress retains final war powers and control over emergency economic measures.
An article reflects on Thomasville Georgia’s baseball culture noting strong night attendance, a cool stadium design, and enthusiastic fans. It argues fans must support gate revenue and avoid harsh criticism of players, while praising local ties to the Georgia Florida circuit and occasional radio broadcasts.
The article argues democracy can withstand dictatorship, noting Western unity defies Eastern Europe. It contrasts totalitarian gains with democratic ethics, citing Berlin airlift and Korea. It warns against dictatorship triumph and urges courage, sacrifice, and faith in democratic life. It then shifts to policy notes about taxation and public health, mentioning gamma globulin and polio prevention.
The article argues a capitalistic society thrives on privately accumulated earnings and savings to fund loans, stocks, and enterprise. It contrasts US mixed economy with Soviet state control and Britain socialization, urging tax cuts to boost savings and private investment while warning against dissipating wealth via world aid or disarmament.
Mandell confronts Gale in a Bermuda flight hotel as he plans revenge after a bloodied encounter. He recalls a parrot taunting him with law and memory while Gale, crying, accuses him of lies and abandonment. The confrontation ends with Gale rebuffing a touch and a tense cliffhanger.
Radio schedules across NBC CBS ABC and MBS detail programs for NY markets including NBC 8:30 Best Plays Summer and Smoke 9:30 Name That Tune 10 Dinah Shore and CBS 8 Mr Keen 9 Music in the Air 10 Capitol Cloakroom plus ABC 8:30 Fun for All 9 Ozzie and Harriet 9:30 Corliss Archer MBS 8 Take a Number 9:05 Red and Gun Club Television listings note NBC 8 Dennis Day 8:30 Life of Riley 9 Big Story CBS 8:30 My Friend Irma 9 9 Playhouse Film Pursuit 9:30 Our Miss Brooks ABC 8 Ozzie and Harriet 9:30 Tales of Tomorrow Dumont 9 Life Begins at 80 10 Twenty Questions 10:30 Down You Go.
Ten years ago Allied bombers claim 285 enemy planes destroyed while American air units tally 86 additional craft. Attu Island battles end with Japanese forces in three pockets amid a near underwater final phase. A village is wiped out save a church and one other building as flood, labor, and regional tensions unfold.
An excerpt praises everyday kindness as a powerful cure for worry. It argues benevolence should be practiced by all through kind acts, words, and thoughts, requiring empathy and self restraint to help others before self. It emphasizes habitual courtesy as lasting satisfaction.
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