07 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1950
Page
1
The readable text shows a newspaper masthead for the Times-Enterprise in Thomasville Georgia and scattered editorials about voting, city leadership, hospital expansion, and foreign policy implications. Specific events, dates, or names beyond Hargrave and Kelly are not present in complete form.
The article argues that misperceptions about North Korea persist and urges the UN to pursue a stable, lasting peace rather than temporary truces. It contends that the UN's goal should be permanent peace and the cessation of communist influence, which it claims has not yet been achieved.
The general election closed with expected results as League of Women Voters support aided defeat of the County Unit amendment. Talmadge alignment looms if the measure passes, while urban centers may rally for the program if the statewide vote favors it.
A large crowd of twenty five thousand fills Ponce De Leon Park as Billy Graham opens a revival. Observers note his earnest honesty youth and direct preaching while skeptics question reliance on emotion and publicity.
Massachusetts begins a social legislation initiative to bar refusal to hire or dismiss workers over 46. The plan follows labor shortages in many areas and echoes calls from leaders like Oscar R. Ewing and Bernard Baruch on valuing older workers.
The Jacksonville Times Union argues that America is becoming a nation of older people and calls for policies to either extend work life or improve elder care systems. The piece emphasizes the need for provisions to support aging workers or to ensure proper care in retirement.
Discussion outlines attempts to bring Southern Airways service to Thomasville linking Jacksonville and Atlanta via a daily or more frequent schedule. Mentions Moultrie touchpoints and comparisons to National Airlines routes, plus broader travel notes and local civic concerns.
Marc Jordan confronts Thatcher Detective Agency staff about a mislaid document linked to J C Richards’s murder aboard his private car. He questions Thatcher’s involvement and hints Inspector Anderson will demand publicity if the report surfaces. The scene ends with Marc pressing for answers.
The piece describes thinking out loud as a misdirected inward monologue during tasks like knitting or dressmaking. It contrasts private reasoning with others who think they overhear unrelated remarks. It notes interruptions and the habit of ignoring such vocal thoughts after training to do so.
Kiwanis meeting today nominated J. G. Garrison and Charles J. Reilly for President. Dr. Charles Watt spoke on work for crippled children at the hospital. Stribling trained daily in Atlanta for his upcoming fight. Armistice Day game drawing larger crowds between Valdosta and Thomasville at home. Thomasville All Stars lose 26 to 0 to Moultrie Old Timers. YMCA drive raised about 8,000 in last decade. T. H. S. band to participate in Armistice Day program. Keen competition noted among county fair school entries. Mrs. P. I. Dixon heads Legion Auxiliary national committee.
Babson's annual report argues that materialism fuels insecurity and calls for a return to God and His teachings. It says believers with inner integrity will not be misled by dictators and faulty theories, claiming good people build a sound society and world.
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