Chamasville Times-Enterprise header and rights note
The Chamasville Times-Enterprise Daily Except Sunday in Thomasville Georgia carries the standard masthead and credits. The paper states it is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights for republication of dispatches and local news.
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Chamasville Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Georgia
Jerger
Lee E. Kelly
Associated Press
Newa
Special Dispatches
Nerelm
Georgians In The Cabinet A Georgia history note by Melton
A Griffin News piece outlines Georgia-born figures who served in U S cabinets and high offices. It lists Joseph Habersham as the first cabinet member, with others including Marion Folsom, William Gibbs McAdoo, John Forsyth, John McP. Berrien, Amos T. Akerman, William B. Crawford, George W. Crawford, Howell Cobb, Hoke Smith and more. It notes Georgians on the Supreme Court and as speakers, plus Ellen Axson Wilson, a Georgian, as Woodrow Wilson’s wife. Georgia’s role in federal service highlighted.
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Georgia
Quimby Melton, Sr
Griffin News
United States
Marion Folsom
Eisenhower
William Gibbs McAdoo
Joseph Habersham
George Washington
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
John Forsyth
John McP
Berrien
Amos T. Akerman
Grant
William B. Crawford
Monroe
the Treasury
Uncle Sam
U. S. Supreme Court
James M. Wayne
William B. Wood
Joseph Lamar
House of Congress
J. Howell Cobb
Charles F. Crisp
Woodrow Wilson
Ellen Louise Axson
Rome
Atlanta
Parole Law Reform urged for Georgia sex offenders
A call to tighten Georgia parole laws targets sex criminals. The piece urges stricter apprehension, conviction, and supervision with expert psychiatric review before parole. It warns even rehabilitative efforts may fail and notes the danger of release to commit further murders.
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Georgia
Griffin
Exchange Student Programs and Fulbright for Foreign Study
The article traces 1872 beginnings of foreign student exchanges with China and notes growth in global study programs. It highlights Fulbright Scholarships and Rotary and Kiwanis fellowships, cites 1954-55 U S hosting 34 282 foreign students, and quotes Dr Kenneth Holland on exchange as vital face to face learning.
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China
United States
Rotary International
Kiwanis International
Institute of International Education
Kenneth Holland
Institute
Americus Times-Recorder
Governor asks county commissioners to visit capitol on road plan
The Georgia Governor invites county commissioners to Atlanta on Wednesday August third to discuss road building needs. The goal is to obtain a comprehensive view from each county to guide legislative action and prioritize projects that affect the traveling public statewide.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Griffin
Port of Bainbridge proposal eyed for Georgia gains
The speaker argues that spoils systems carry evils anywhere and asserts the Bainbridge port idea could benefit this region of Georgia. The remarks emphasize reform concerns alongside regional development potential.
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Bainbridge
Georgia
Justice Douglas and the perils of speaking out of turn
A 1955 commentary argues that Justice Douglas overstepped propriety by commenting on U S foreign policy while a Supreme Court member. It contends the judiciary must remain aloof from political matters and restraint is essential for federal judges.
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United States
Congress
Poly
Williams. Douglas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Tokyo
United States Supreme Court
New York
Leonard Warren A Portrait Of A World Class Baritone
Leonard Warren, hailed as the world’s top dramatic baritone, reflects on voice, humility, and discipline. The Bronx native rose from fur trade and Radio City gigs to La Scala and the Metropolitan Opera, performing Rigoletto 100 times and maintaining simple living, weekly coaching, and inner tranquility with God.
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New York
America
Jane Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Leonard Warren
Warren
la Scala
Milan
Metropolitan Opera
Radio City Music Hall
Metropolitian
Three Democratic powerhouses shaped Congress in 1955
The AP notes three dominant Democrats in 1955 Congress: Sen. Walter George of Georgia, Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas, and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas. George guided foreign policy in the Senate, Johnson and Rayburn steered legislation through with quiet efficiency, signaling a peaceful, businesslike year.
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Washington
Congress
Ingly
Walter George
George
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Capitol
Knowland
California
Johnson
Rayburn
Strange Family Stands Out for Perfect Sunday Attendance
A curious family in a study is noted for flawless church and Sunday School attendance. The father, mother, son, and daughter all hold long streaks with no missed Sundays, while the daughter teaches in Sunday School. The piece questions why they never miss and if any social events keep them away.
Naval clashes and political moves mark Channel and North Sea era
The report covers air successes claimed by both sides as Nazi planes sink three ships. Georgia guards depart for training with 86 men from Thomasville. County defense plans are discussed by Will Watt Jim Clark and others. County Democratic leaders stand with Chairman Davis amid a late senatorial bid petition by Robert Griffin. Tourists drop again as Georgia players Alexander McKenzie and Ellis lead. Florida leads in hitting, while a sermon and Sunday school attendance note civic life reflections.
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Channel
North Sea
National Guards
Thomasville Company
Georgia Group
Capitan
Will Watt
Jim Clark
Scrap Pringle
Post 31
Alexander
McKenzie
Ellis
Georgia
Florida
Japan Isolated as Aerial Blockade Deepens War
Ten years after the war began Japan stands cut off from Asia and all sidereal support as shipping halts and vessels are sunk. Potsdam decisions strip Germany of power and Russia’s role in the Japan conflict remains shrouded while the world reviews the Big Three outcomes.
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Japan
Nippon
Asia
Russia
BET GMa Pa Across and Down Puzzle List
Across clues cover terms from frog gem to a3 black bird with references to geologist Brazilian coin and others. Down clues include mythical bird punching tool and Turkish title variants.
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Anthony
Stack
Michigan
Edge
Calendar of events for today and Friday
Today at 4 pm First Baptist Fidelis Class with Misses Patty and Ellie Mash. 8 pm Bingo at Post 232. 8 pm Naval Reserves at Municipal Court room. 1 pm Rotary Club at Glen Arven. 7 pm Eleven O Clock Club at Ellis Home. 7 pm Lions Club at Hotel Scott. 8 pm Chapter 23 RAM at Masonic Temple. 8 pm VFW at post home. Friday 1 pm Kiwanis Club at Glen Arven. 8 30 pm Eastern Star at Masonic Temple.
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First Baptist Fidelis
Patty
Ellie Mash
Ellis
Lions Club
Hotel Scott
R.A.M
Masonic Temple
F.W
Post Home
Kiwanis Club
Glen Arven
Handling Rebellious Children Through Prayer and Love
A parent laments children who refuse church. The adviser warns against inconsistency and nagging, urges prayer and Christlike love, and stresses patience while trusting the Lord to work in His time.
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Christ
Joy in Religion and the Path to Inner Health
The piece argues Christianity centers on joy found in hymns and worship. It views humans as physical and spiritual, needing spiritual health for true happiness, with churches acting as clinics and prayer as a method of adjustment. It highlights a personal benevolent divine Father guiding believers toward transcendent joy.
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