Georgia Faces Tense Fight Over School Integration
A Georgia editorial warns of potential disorder as resistance to immediate integration grows. It discusses threats from factions including a reformed Ku Klux Klan, blame on the NAACP, and political maneuvering by figures like Senator George and Herman Talmadge while noting public backing for segregation.
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Georgia
NAAPC
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Ku Klux Klan
Supreme Court
Grand Dragon of
Florida
Klan
George
Washington
South
Senate
Herman Talmadge
NAACP
Calendar Aims To Build Useful Community Calendar
The Thomasville Community Council expands its Community Calendar at Bank of Thomas County to separate regular meetings from special events. Mrs. Charles Ferguson leads the Civic Affairs committee and is implementing board suggestions to improve service. Members are asked to list meeting times and announce upcoming events.
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Thomasville Community Council
Bank of
Thomas County
Charles Ferguson
Thomasville
Big Business in Sports and Community Calendar Conflicts
An editorial discusses sports as a global and local force, noting vast spending on youth and college athletics, the Olympic ideal, and the need to avoid event scheduling conflicts. It cites a 5000-attendee Thomasville football game and urges calendar coordination among organizations to maximize participation.
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Thomasville High School
Thomasville
Dove season dates and local memorial fundraising plan
Dove season opens September 16 to 30 with a second season December 22 to January 10. A plan seeks over one million dollars to erect a memorial to Senator Robert A Taft on the capitol grounds in Washington.
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Senator Robert A. Taft
Capitol Grounds
Washington
Georgia
A Political Note on Election Reform and Willkie
George E. Sokolsky discusses Congress proposals to amend how Presidents and Vice Presidents are chosen and argues the core issue is a direct election with fair voter influence. He recalls Willkie’s nomination, business pressure, party strategy, and the primacy of political responsibility over mere constitutional change.
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Congress
Sovne
United States
New York State
Delaware
Willkie
National Association of Manufacturers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Commonwealth and
Southern
Ohio
Air
Smiths
New York
Roosevelt
Roger Babson
Eisenhower
Robert T. Taft
Dewey
Taft
Boyle's Notebook Employer Prefers Blinded Workers
The article profiles Chicago toy firm Skil-Craft Corp led by Heller which hires blind workers. He cites higher productivity, low absenteeism, safety, and loyalty, noting a 500 blind workforce and wages up to 2 an hour during training. Women comprise about 35 percent. many use canes or Seeing Eye dogs.
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Heller
Skil-Craft Corp
Andy
Ciaccasa
Helle
Chicago
Reds Face First Peace Test In Geneva Talks
The United States and Russia open disarmament discussions in a U N subcommittee with Britain France and Canada watching. A looming October 27 Geneva showdown with the Big Four tests each side's willingness to concede while Eisenhower pushes aerial inspection. The Senate must approve any plan, potentially constraining the US move.
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Aeneyere
Geneva
United Nations
Britain
France
Canada
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
U. N
U.S
Senate
Atomic Scientists Study Arrangement For Peaceful Pool
Fourteen atomic scientists from Canada Czechoslovakia France the Soviet Union Britain and the United States meet at the U N Palace of Nations to study safeguards preventing diversion of fissionable material to non peaceful uses. Presence of Prof D V Skobeltsyn signals Soviet willingness to cooperate in the proposed international atomic energy pool.
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Feneva
Canada
Czechoslovakia
France
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
U. N.s Palace of Nations
D. V. Skobeltsyn
Russia
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
U. S
Prof
I. J. Rabi
Columbia University
General Advisory Commission
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Learning Through Restraint and a Friend’s Passing
The article honors a friend's life as an educator preacher and administrator who, after a shoulder injury, pursued handicapped access and empowerment. It reflects on aging beliefs, urging humility as experience deepens our understanding of human frailty and charity.
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Othrs
RAF Fights Raid and Berlin Bombing in War Update
RAF planes repel a 200 bomber raid while German Stukas strike London and Portsmouth ignites in a sea of flames. British aircraft drop explosives on Berlin as draft ages 21 to 44 pass the Senate. Army plans a large peacetime force and wartime leadership faces scrutiny in capital.
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London
Portsmouth
Berlin
Senate
House
Thomas County
Ellis
Ten Commandments and Christianity
The Ten Commandments state God's moral laws and reflect duties to God and fellow humans. Jesus summarized them as loving God fully and loving neighbor. While not kept by human strength alone, faith in Jesus Christ enables adherence and overcoming temptations.
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Jesus Christ
God
Jesus Crisit
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword clues with Across and Down entries including terms like Woeisn Grate Tibetan sheep Bulsaria coins and many more mixed with errors. The puzzle presents numerous misspellings and garbled letters requiring interpretation to solve both directions.
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Bulsaria
Holland Seaport
Halt
Silent
Burdene
Windred
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Supt
W. H. Rehberg
Pelham
Mitchell County
George E. Sokolsky
Boyle
Tne Heller
NE Rawson Ek Kree Lama
Faglay & Shorten
NEW International Orisis
Lone Nest
Greta Glamours Dore
THE
James Marlow
Associated Press News Analy
BY Karl L. Douglass
Gus Letchas
South Georgia
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Okinawa
Distinguished Service Cross
Jonathan Wainwright
Texas
Decatur County
Red Cross
FGH
Fort Thomasville
H. Merrill Pasco
Army General Staff
Fame
Soon
Conuiment
Castor and
Pollus
Lightwood
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