Times Enterprise Daily notices rights and publication terms
The paper states it is published daily except Sunday by the Times Enterprise Co Inc of Thomasville Georgia. It is affiliated with the Associated Press and reserves all rights of republication for dispatches credited to AP or the paper. It is entered as second class mail at the Thomasville post office under federal law.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Polio Vaccine Rollout Plans in Georgia Schools
Atlanta reports supplies of the Salk polio vaccine sent to every county in Georgia. The plan targets first and second grade public school children with two initial injections and a follow up dose, expanding to all receptive ages as plans complete, aiming for high vaccination coverage.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Vashti School Student Named Rose Festival Queen
Mary Tilly a Vashti Senior has been chosen Rose Queen for the Thomasville Rose Festival. The parade will start at eleven o clock Friday with all contestants and military detachments in the procession. Thomasville expects thirty thousand people to witness the one hour event and the celebrations surrounding it.
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Vashti School
Thomasville
Mary Tilly
Vashti
Thomasville ready for special week parade of floats and visitors
The city anticipates a week of color with a parade of floats bands and military contingents as Thomasville hosts visitors for the thirty fourth annual Rose Show. Weather cuts some main attractions but local workers ensure a festive display of beauty and hospitality for all guests.
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Thomasville
Community reflections and regional notices mix in Thomasville
A collage of local remarks covers travel to Thomasville, politics, railroad safety, medical advances, Piney Woods industry, weather hopes, political candidacy shifts, spa visits near Dothan, Einstein's legacy, Florida beach erosion, a rainproof outdoor gathering, and Georgia AP paper delegate absence, reflecting regional concerns and everyday life.
Bipartisan currents in 1950s politics and 1956 races
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican dynamics as Eisenhower nears renomination, noting Democrat hopes for an energized campaign and Republican pressures from figures like Langer and Taft. It contrasts Harriman’s bid with Stevenson’s challenge and hints at Tammany influence and Roosevelt nostalgia shaping 1956 strategy.
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Congress
Wayne Morse
William Langer
North Dakota
Langer
Corsi
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Abraham Lincoln
Mark Hanna
William McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
Averell Harriman
Adlai Jevenson
Stevenson
Harriman
Carmine DeSapio
DeSanio
DeSapio
Tammany
Democratic Party
New York State
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Truman
Eiserhower
White House
Jesse James
U S Senators Question Dulles Over Yalta Papers Leak
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee grilled Secretary of State Dulles in a closed session about the Yalta papers leak. Statements to newsmen followed, with questions raised about secrecy, declassification timing, and alleged collusion with the New York Times.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Yalta
Secretary of State
Dulles
Eisenhower
State Department
Congress
Henry Suydam
Suydam
Senate
Dean of the roller coaster industry Joe McKee
HAL BOYLE profiles Joe McKee 67 a Pittsburgh born carpenter turned amusement park executive. He estimates designing or building about 300 coasters in 51 years and notes only four carpenters have ever been involved in coaster design. He recalls the first coaster at Pittsburgh in 1904 and a lifetime devoted to thrills.
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New York
Joe McKee
Pittsburgh
Joe
McKee
Palisades
N.J
Maggie
Cincinnati
MéKee
World War II Headlines Stir Norway France Italy Movements
Allied and German forces clash in Norway amid looming major battle while France seeks ties with Italy. German advances push claims of near disaster as Berlin cites Russian movements. British and American actions press Hamburg Nuernberg fronts as OPA price reforms loom. Charities and local groups pursue campaigns and farm policy efforts in Thomas County Georgia.
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Norway
Germany
France
Italy
Hitler
New York State
New York Central Express
Mohawk Valley
Chamber of Commerce Directes
W. F. Cox
Thomasville
Vernon Eile
Ellabell
Reich
Berlin
Hamburg
Nuernberg
Senate Food Committee
Thomas’ County
Georgia Farm Bureau
Congress
Eden Sees More Fruitful Talks With Russians
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden told the Commons it is possible to look forward with greater confidence to fruitful talks with the Soviet Union. He said brighter prospects arise from unity of the West established by the London and Paris agreements, and negotiations with the East would be conducted on that basis.
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London
Anthony Eden
Soviet Union
Tattoos and faith forgiveness in Christian hope
A reader asks if God weighs tattoos after conversion. The answer from Billy Graham states sins are forgiven through Christ and the heart's sin matters, not bodily marks. Believers are made new, and tattoos may remain yet glorified bodies await.
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Rohng
T.V.L
Christ
God
Strength for the Day on Standing Up for Moral Decisions
The piece argues that the secret ballot protects opinions yet stresses the need to take a stand on moral issues. It compares modern citizens to historic martyrs, warning that neutrality invites hostility and that clear positions are essential in a just society.
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