05 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1952
Page
1
W. D. Hargrave, based in Thomasville, operates as business manager for the Times Enterprise. His work supports daily operations and local reporting efforts in the Georgia town.
The article lauds the American electorate's 20 year shift to Eisenhower as a decisive landslide and clean sweep. It notes trust in his leadership, the need for wise advisers, and the temporary shelving of liberalism while predicting future party dynamics. It mentions dissidents shaping the South and Georgia resisting campaigning pressures.
A reflective column discusses the national election where Truman triumphed, Stevenson seen as best for the White House by many, and public sentiment divided. It notes voter apathy in parts of the population, the enduring resilience of American democracy, and the belief that peace and stability justify any outcome.
The piece argues the American public demands decisive action on Korea now that a new president is poised to take office. It warns against prolonging conflict or leaving the burden to Allies, fearing a costly stalemate and the risk of losing land through an armistice. It calls for increasing tempo to secure victory rather than fading or lagging.
The piece discusses Germany and Japan as potential allies against Communism in Asia and Europe, noting fears of a revived German force and Japan's potential as a Western partner. It mentions Korea, Chiang Kai-shek forces, UN debates, and the shift in Allied perceptions of former enemies and rivals. It concludes with reflections on public sentiment and voting rights amid global tension.
The World Today notes General Eisenhower’s landslide victory driven by his personal appeal and public desire for change. It contrasts Stevenson’s limited recognition with Eisenhower’s broad prestige and party struggles shaping the 1948 and 1952 campaigns.
World leaders adjourn talks after failure to reach agreement. Japanese advance estops Chinese defense near Soochow creek with villages overrun. Roosevelt backs AFL CIO reunification. Rommel’s forces suffer heavy losses in Egypt. allied defense holds. Russians halt German drives as counterattacks surge. Japan massing troops for China campaign.
In a hot San Marcos scene Dex helps Clay Sennett Farrar settle in after a tense standoff. Buck Kenton taunts and Clay attacks, a pistol drawn, then a brutal knife duel leaves Buck mortally wounded as onlookers reel from the savage violence.
The piece argues Americans employed by the United Nations may owe loyalty to the international body over the United States. It cites Alfred J. Van Tassel’s testimony before the McCarran Committee, raising concerns about allegiance and potential conflicts with U.S. interests and national security.
A reflective essay on ancient Greek sacrifices and moral honesty. It notes how Greeks sought cheaper offerings by doctored animals and excuses, then argues true value comes from inner sincerity rather than outward ritual. The piece links ancient practices to modern behavior and cautions against moral shortcuts.
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