16 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1955
Page
1
The article argues against government price supports for pork and cars and opposes federal aid to schools. It asserts that subsidies distort supply and demand, harms free enterprise, and warns that federal funding gives Washington control over local education while urging tax-cut funded state funding instead.
State highway chairman Blasingame claims pledges from 1956 General Assembly members guarantee his reelection. He said he wrote every legislator asking for support and has received enough replies to ensure his return. Gillis resigned under pressure, with Griffin’s backing in appointing Blasingame last January.
Bainbridge Baptist Church will host a Sunday afternoon Christmas music program at five o'clock featuring six choirs with about 250 voices directed by Mrs. E. Z. Griffity. Soloists include Mrs. Victor Sellars and Miss Margaret Crew. the program ends with the Chancel Choir presenting The Story of Christmas.
Quitman group hosts a tri city Alcoholics Anonymous gathering Sunday at 3 PM at the V F W home on the Greenville highway. Rev Norman Lovein of Valdosta Methodist District Superintendent will be the main speaker.
Governor Griffin in 1984 announces his bid for reelection while citing support from Tom Linder and naming Moultrie druggist Biasingame as a key local ally.
The Associated Press reports a strong mid December cold spell across the nation with subfreezing highs from the Southeast to the Gulf coast. Temperatures fell to 30 in San Antonio and 31 in Mobile while the eastern and southern states saw 20 degree drops. Snow flurries occurred from northern New England to the Great Lakes and Appalachians with an inch recorded at South Bend and Syracuse.
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