29 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1952
Page
1
The notice states Cines-Enterprise and W D Hargrave manager press hold republication rights for all news content credited to the paper and local dispatches published herein. Rights cover republication and distribution of special dispatches as reserved by the publication.
In November 1952 experts noted Moscow pressed for a peace plan in Korea, Vishinsky urging a nine nation commission. Critics called the rushed proposal a serious blunder that may have damaged Soviet prestige and eased Western diplomacy, while China’s rapid response limited changes.
The piece discusses how the U S elects a president, with December ballots and January inauguration, noting a three month gap that allows power shifts and prompting calls for reform. It contrasts with parliamentary systems like England and suggests changes could better reflect the people’s will.
The article discusses one day government changeovers linking elections to immediate resignations and appointments. It considers bipartisan governing options, shorter inauguration delays, and gradual reform aligned with constitutional aims.
Readers urge the city to enforce parking penalties after reports of twelve residents contesting city charges. They claim meters are a convenient, low cost community tool and oppose abandoning meters or waiving fines for a few defaulters, calling for equal enforcement.
The brief notes discuss Thanksgiving travel to Georgia and Athens, the 1952 Christmas sale, and the anti tuberculosis drive. It mentions a 19 year old draft in the offing by Selective Service and possible education rulings before January. It cites Supreme Court cases on school segregation and equal facilities and mentions changes at Archbold Hospital and a proposal for college racing sponsorship.
A mixed list of crossword clues and partial phrases including across down indicators, with numerous incomplete word fragments and enumerations. The readable items reference garment edge, floating device, fish, numbers, lambs, tides, rulers, and other generic crossword prompts. No cohesive narrative or event is present.
The piece discusses exhibits in museums and similar venues, noting educational value and the social duties of attendees. It highlights arriving with friends, socializing, finding refreshments, and the challenge of truly engaging with the exhibit amid distractions. It concludes that to profit from exhibits one should visit when alone to focus on the display.
A column notes both men and women respond to mustaches with humor and passion. Readers share views from Ann Arbor to Akron, praising or teasing facial hair as a symbol of affection and masculinity. A New York AP dispatch frames the cultural bite of this facial fashion trend.
NBC radio lineup features Bob and Ray at 8:30 on NBC-8 with Reuben, followed by Pee Wee King and Grand Ole Opry, Duke Ranch Jamboree and Vaughn Monroe. TV includes Mr Wazard, My Hero, All Star Revue and The Show of Shows on NBC-7 with CBS counterprogramming Beat the Clock and Jackie Gleason.
In a tense exchange the group debates a risky path to the coast avoiding pursuit and planning a return to cross the Brazos and Velanto while evading Morgan's forces. Herrera pushes a coastward route, while Clay warns against exposing their trail and proposes personal reconnaissance to map a safe exit.
In a gritty exchange, a wary group discusses inside sabotage and a possible surprise strike as dawn nears. Clay endures fevered weariness, then orders a dawn withdrawal and signals readiness for rapid movement.
The piece argues parents should lead in child education within the family and school, cautioning against excessive secularism. It cites J Edgar Hoover on teen crime and discusses independent and parochial schools as providers of moral guidance alongside public schools. It notes Harvard President Conant's views on dual systems and secular education, emphasizing individual moral formation over group conformity.
The excerpt argues against materialist atheism by asserting a created universe requires a Creator. It questions the plausibility of life arising without divine purpose and stresses that a personal God is needed to both create and sustain existence. The passage urges readers to think carefully about these implications.
Roosevelt backs amendments to the housing act to liberalize laws and urges housing construction. He sails to the Florida Keys on a fishing trip. In a separate note, he pushes for Chinese customs changes and protests Japan. Britain and France seek a pact with Hitler as the State Senate approves a $2 homestead tax exemption.
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