12 Sep 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1955
Page
1
The article urges reviving war garden projects in Thomasville to ease high prices and aid families with limited incomes. It notes vegetables and melons shipped from far away, including California, Arizona, and states in between, reach local stores via railroads and trucks, benefiting growing children and community self sufficiency.
City schools acknowledge overcrowding and urge parents to accept near-term solutions. Officials say every child is considered and assignments aim to balance distances and avoid favoritism, with regional methods used when necessary to protect child welfare.
The article discusses possible U S China negotiations on POW treatment and release, noting concerns over Russia and Cold War dynamics. It mentions Adenauer's talks with Russia, church and football season notes, Winston Churchill's retirement, and Thomas County school issues amid broader war prisoner debates.
A 1955 column argues elections are corrupted by unrecorded cash from wealthy donors through intermediaries. It urges subpoena power for studies, warns against professionalized representation, defends Congress’s role, and extols genuine independent lawmakers to maintain a free, representative government.
John Huston greeted AP at his hotel suite with a welcoming smile as he prepared to discuss his latest adventures in Hollywood. The veteran director outlined future projects and reflected on his storied career in film.
VirginIa WyLuvilid describes a weeklong visit to discuss future projects with hackers and Allied Artists while weighing many ideas. He confirms talks with Warners on Moby Dick release timing and Oscar race prospects. He praises Gregory Peck and Orson Welles, noting Welles appears in a single dramatic scene.
The text argues salvation rests on God's promise, not feelings. It cites belief in Jesus Christ and repentance as the condition for forgiveness, warning emotions can mislead and that forgiveness is assured by trust in Christ without requiring felt assurance.
Late returns shape multiple state races with Talmadge winning in Thomas and Grady counties while Hart and Chastain win in the county race. National tensions rise with Tojo's suicide attempt and demobilization debates in Congress. Also noted are local events such as a 10-8 Tourists victory, graduation for nurse aides, and a city tax digest showing over eight million.
The article notes a stay of execution for Alton Wilson, convicted of shooting a police officer in Lowndes county, to allow time for appeals. It laments delays in death penalty cases while praising Judge George Lilly and the legal process to expedite the result as courts permit.
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Doug Lass Douglass Early argues that today’s religious revival shows crowds and sales but may lack transformative power. He notes renewed hunger for truth and highly dedicated clergy, with many youths choosing ministry over business, signaling a shift from old style parsons.
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