30 May 1953
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1953
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise states Associated Press news crediting and local news republication rights are reserved. It lists E R Jerger Ketter Lee E Kelly Gen Mgr W D Hargrave Bus Mgr as staff and confirms exclusive republication rights for dispatches credited to the paper.
A new volume cites a former Czech officer trained in Soviet strategy who claims Russia planned a 1955 attack on the West. The testimony, discussed by House Committee members, highlights concerns over a fixed attack date and the need for defense buildup amid Soviet leadership changes.
Mayor Eidson plans a four year staggered term system for city commissioners to maintain continuity and reduce upheaval. The plan mirrors the school board method with three members per election cycle, two serving four years and one for two. Voter support exists but no referendum is planned. failure if public sentiment turns adverse.
In a summer tight on vaccines gamma globulin and a rapid polio test arrive to curb outbreaks, but scarce supplies may slow protection. The article notes 1 953 cases in four months, compares to 1 587 last year, and cites limited GG distribution and public donor challenges.
London crowds prepare for the coronation amid debate over the monarchy’s cost and future. Britons decorate streets and homes, while some call for ending the throne or repurposing Buckingham Palace. Amid wariness, most still back Queen Elizabeth and see pride in the national celebration.
Missing Hobbs child found in Ohio and returned to mother in New York. Torso of kidnapped Peter Levine found on seacoast. Chinese surround Japanese invasion as war planes alarm Kyushu coast. Former Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg missing in Austria. Floyd Roberts wins 500 mile Indianapolis race. Decatur Countians petition for local option vote. W Fred Scott Sr qualifies for legislature. Governor Rivers to speak at Cairo graduation.
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A fragmented notice discusses the difficulty of coordinating post card exchanges among friends and colleagues. It notes concerns about timing and prices, the impact of dropping cards, and potential initiatives to revive interest with indoor recreation suggestions.
A fragment lists Tonight’s TV and radio lineup with various programs and times. Mentions Grand Ole Opry Tarzan Dancing Party Barn Dance Ted Mack Show of Shows CBS Gleason Meet A TV Wrestling and Newark Fights Johnny Jupiter.
A garbled 1926 era item notes a bank closure and mortgage in a China setting with a church project. It references empires fall yet aims to build the church, contrasting practical needs with wise guidance and the hope of supply for a church group.
In a dim scene involving Gale and Mandell, a tense confrontation unfolds as André and Ebbling intervene. Ebbling orders Gale and André out of the room while Mandell contends with the looming demand tied to a planned trip and Moon destination.
In a tense scene Mandell learns Ebbling has revoked his standing and charged him with first degree murder. Gale and Mandell cling to each other as Ebbling admits lying to protect him, while a parrot on the setlike suite observes the turmoil.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a trip and a vague phrase about dropping the per ly. Readable details are limited, listing no clear event, date, place, or involved organizations.
Fragmentary OCR notes show NBC and ABC morning segments with vague times. Mentions NBC curbs and Jackie, plus Chicago references and an 8:30 weather note.
A church survived a bank failure that funded its building project. Directors once approved an Italian design and a Florida bank’s collapse led to auctioning the site. A modest buyer restored the sanctuary with woodwork and wainscoting, preserving an artistic gem amid financial turmoil.
The piece argues Churchill would press for Soviet China recognition at the Bermuda Conference to ease Soviet expansion in Asia, while Eisenhower must counter claims rooted in European-centric worldviews. It labels Churchill a likely tool of Kremlin aims, outlining risks of concessions and the threat to U.S. and Western interests if Asia is treated as a mere market.
An open switch was blamed for a collision between a Southern Railway passenger train and a freight train near Bath South Carolina. Five people were slightly hurt as the Augusta Aiken Special derailed its first engine and the freight caboose. The passenger train was delayed about an hour and twenty minutes.
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