06 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
1
A clipped notice from the Thomasville paper states exclusive rights for republication by the Busy Meritor press agency. It reserves use of dispatches and credits provided, with the paper retaining authority over content.
The piece predicts lingering low mood and economic strain after the election. It notes fears of inflation, potential recession, and policy stumbles regardless of party victory. It argues for gradual adjustment, avoids a 1929 style collapse, and highlights aims for orderly recessions and world peace as key outcomes.
The piece argues the South faces a grave choice after a Republican victory. It laments defections from the Old Guard and patriarchal families, praising Democratic unity and warning that the South’s gains depend on loyalty to the party and its long struggle since 1860.
The new out-patient clinic at Archbold Memorial Hospital marks a major step for Thomaville as a growing medical center. Clinics for Crippled Children Cerebral Palsy Cancer Heart and Childrens Treatment Center therapies are already underway with plans for prenatal urology tuberculosis orthopedic and other specialty clinics to follow.
The letter warns drivers to obey red light signals and right turns, citing pedestrian danger at intersections. It notes pedestrians cross mid block to avoid traffic, and presses police to enforce stopping before turns as the law, with emphasis on safety over haste.
The election gave Gen. Eisenhower a landslide victory for the presidency, while Republicans won only a slim majority in both the House and Senate. Democrats controlled Congress before the vote, and the split suggests voters preferred Eisenhower personally but not a full party sweep. The result foreshadows tough bipartisan negotiations to pass his proposals.
The report notes Sino-Japanese tensions hindering peace efforts with Japan reluctant to accept mediation and China delaying direct talks. It cites Allied and Axis movements including Soviet and Greek events, Pacific actions near Guadalcanal, and casualties in the Stalingrad area. Armistice Day plans by Legion and State Guard are also mentioned.
A sermon reflecting on the parable of the rich man with abundant crops. It contrasts storing wealth for oneself with being rich toward God, warning against making possessions masters rather than servants. It affirms no intrinsic evil in wealth itself but condemns presumption and earthly treasure without spiritual aim.
Dex recalls a life of conquest and disillusion as Texas grants vanished. A sheriff’s notice, corrupt records, and local powerbrokers threaten Clay and Dex with fear and possible retribution. Buck’s fate looms over San Marcos as Dex laments the old frontier’s broken promises.
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George E. Sokolsky argues that U S presidential elections are prohibitively expensive and time consuming. He proposes limiting campaigns to October and November and suggests reducing candidate speaking and writing loads to curb waste and radio television profiteering.
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