19 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1952
Page
1
A brief item from Thomasville Georgia mentions the Dimes Enterprise and notes republication rights for Associated Press dispatches. References to local news and a November 1952 date appear with names such as Lee E Kelly and W D Hargrave.
Gov. Herman Talmadge contends a two-party system in Georgia remains distant despite GOP gains. He notes Eisenhower's popularity drew Southern Democrats and independents to the Republican ticket, with most Georgia GOP votes cast by Democrats. He warns consolidation of gains could endure or fade.
John L. Lewis states his union will secure the full 1.90 daily raise despite government delays. He denounces government interference in coal industry bargaining and claims unrest will continue until wage approval is granted by the WSB or overturned by Economic Stabilizer Putnam. He warns miners will press for contracts once authorities depart.
A survey led by Gen. Mark Clark reports North Korean civilian morale at a catastrophic depth with famine near, many civilians wandering for food, and asset coercion by authorities. It notes frontline morale is higher, but civilian strain could topple the regime without Russian and Chinese backing.
The Supreme Court refused to hear Julius and Ethel Rosenberg a second time, sealing their fate. Executions likely soon, with President possible clemency only. The ruling underscores wartime treason penalties and concerns over Soviet atomic secrets.
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Boyle's Notebook comments on a growing industry of after dinner speakers in America. The piece critiques the commodification of speech, noting agencies, fees from 25 to 1500 dollars, and the public's hunger for a platform to deliver personal messages, sometimes at the expense of meal quality.
The 46th annual Christmas Seal sale begins in Thomasville and across the United States this week to raise funds in the fight against tuberculosis. Neal Rumble, chairman of the Thomas County Tuberculosis Committee, announced that 2000 county citizens will receive letters with Seals. The 1952 Seal features a can die burning in a candlestick and a red double barred cross symbol. Rumble urged buying Seals for letters, packages, and gifts, noting 70 percent of funds stay in the county for education, case finding and patient services.
Federal farm control bills near completion as Senators and Representatives debate. Anti lynch bill filibuster continues led by Senator Connally. Japanese troops breach Chinese defenses near Nanking. Axis forces strike at Hindenburg line. Josh Hammond case moves to March 1938 trial. county meeting calls for 1938 community committeeman. UN armies converge on Axis in Africa. British pursue Rommel. Fierce drive on Bizerte Tripoli Bangasi triangle. Forty four Oregon hospital inmates die from poisoned eggs. 400 plus hospitalized. New Japanese China drive reportedly planned. France under new dictatorship. Alvin B Wight heads to naval duty from Cairo. Cairo leader to receive naval commission. Farmers meeting at Court House called by H L Wingate. voluntary meat rationing begins in Thomas County.
The McCarran Committee grills Jack Harris a U N official once OSS and U S government worker, pressing loyalty questions about Communist ties and confidential work. Harris declines to answer citing First and Fifth Amendments, while senators express doubt and the hearing ends.
A New England beach and a weathered lighthouse foundation illustrate how steady erosion wears away structures and lives. The piece warns that continual strain from overindulgence or fatigue damages health and, over time, character and reputation. Reflect on your own foundations and strength.
In Palmentera, Clay tests eight captains including Sarazan, Holland, Nielsen, Kitsmiller, Tyree, Garcia, Hernandez, and Herrera. Sarazan resists orders, provoking Clay to violently subdue him, displaying a volatile leadership trial as the group watches.
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