Sundaday-Thomas Edward Lee E Kelly Gen Mer Thomasville Times Enterprise
Public notice text from the Thomasville Times Enterprise with detailed masthead information and subscription rates. The fragment includes republication rights notice and postal details. It notes the newspaper is published daily except Sunday and lists pricing and tax details for various subscription terms.
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Sundaday
Thomas
Lee E. Kelly
Mer. Thomanville Cimes Enterprise
V. Iz
Ierein
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Congress
Grand Jury to Probe Illegal Activities in Dougherty County
Judge Carl Crow directs the Dougherty County Superior Court Grand Jury to investigate alleged bootlegging numbers racket and professional gambling, amid claims of lax law enforcement. The probe aims to uncover hidden evils, address public concern, and deter driving while intoxicated risks that endanger innocent people.
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Albany
Dougherty
Thomas
Fluoridation Debate Sparks Freedom of Choice
A columnist questions fluoridation arguing it is a poison and warns against forced health measures. The piece links anti intellectualism to scientific debates and defends individual choice while noting dentists and social workers advocate fluorides.
Small Business and the Role of Local Merchants in Modern Markets
The piece argues that while large chains push efficiency and wholesale buying benefits, small towns sustain many mom and pop stores. It highlights wholesalers serving small shops, the merchant as community mainstay, delivery challenges during wartime, and the cash and carry advantages. It notes pharmacies and druggists delivering prescriptions when needed and praises small merchants as community friends.
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Small Business Administration
Washington
Thomasville
Segregation and politics mix with transit notes
An opinion column argues segregation remains contentious mainly in the South with court action looming and potential impact on elections. It notes rail jet speed records, cites Byrd of Virginia, reflects on Lincoln and Washington birthdays, taxes, church ties, and two lane traffic in Thomasville as locals adjust to changes and seasonal events.
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South
Supreme Court
Glamor Not Wanted Says Top Delivery Chief
Alfred L. Hammell, head of Railway Express, rejects glamor jobs for young men. He rose from freight handler to president, directing 45,000 staff and 400 million yearly dollars in 90 million shipments to 23,000 U.S. communities. He criticizes the Post Office parcel post limits and notes the varied, odd items moved by express service.
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New York
Alfred L. Hammell
Hammell
Railway Express Company
U.S. Postoffice
Senate ratifies Formosa defense pacts and SEATO
The Senate approved two Formosa defense pacts in days and backed a broader Asia defense treaty. One measure grants broad presidential wartime authority over Formosa and nearby areas, while a second treaty binds the United States to Chiang Kai-shek's government for Formosa and the Pescadores. SEATO membership was approved February 1 with Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Pakistan and Thailand. The agreements imply potential action but require Congress approval for U.S. steps and aim to deter Red Chinese aggression in Southeast Asia.
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Formosa
Asia
Eisenhower
Pescadores Islands
China
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Pescadores
Congress
U.S
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Burglars Grab Sam Saved For Burial
ATLANTA burglars stole $320 a savings intended for a burial plot. The 84-year-old owner K. J. Middlebrooks told police there was nothing to worry about and he would start over. He repairs sewing machines and clocks and lives alone.
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Atlanta
K. J. Middlebrooks
Tokyo Flue Epidemic Hits Five Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty Six Children
Tokyo Health Bureau reports a flu epidemic affecting at least 5,836 children across the city. The case count highlights a major public health concern as schools monitor outbreaks and urge precautions.
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Tokyo
Health Bureau
Reading the Bible on the train justifies faith in public
This reader should not worry about others opinions and may read the Bible in transit. Concentration is hard in crowds but using any moment for spiritual focus is valuable. If non Christians feel discomfort their indifference may require awakening through example. Send action to Billy Graham via the newspaper.
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O. K
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Challenge Clues
Crossword with across and down clues including word lengths and tricky spellings. Entries cover verbs nouns and adjectives from base vocabulary, with some tricky spellings and thematic errors in the puzzle grid. The list includes items like large serpents title of a monk and elevated railway and ends with exclaiming.
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Frans Lisst
Tornado kills at least 15 with 5 million in damage across region
A powerful tornado struck before dawn killing at least 15 and injuring about 450, with 250 in critical condition. Gov. Rivers dispatches aid to Albany and orders National Guard to the scene as rescue and relief operations begin.
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Gov
Rivers
Albany
Shelton Chastain
Thomas County
Joe Lewis
Arturo Godoy
Madison Square Garden
T.H.S. Cagers
Pelham
Valdosta Wildcats
Strength for the Day on Law, Education, and Faith
Governor Howard Prye of Arizona argues that more laws cannot create lawfulness. He asserts the path to a better world lies in education, democracy, and especially religious faith, transforming people rather than expanding statutes. Only changed hearts, not prisons or insular measures, will yield true reform.
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Howard Prye
Arizona
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