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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1956
Page
2
The piece argues for a scientific, location aware approach to property valuation to achieve equality in taxation. It notes current flaws in the loose system and urges expert appraisal, while acknowledging taxpayer self interest and the need for fair tax methods.
An editorial argues for a balanced approach to inflation and deflation. It notes both conditions bring benefits and harms, urging moderation to protect everyday people and avoid extremes that hurt vulnerable citizens.
The piece discusses how farm conditions have drastically changed over thirty years with new surpluses and responses from farmers. It notes a core push for protection across industries and the need for policies that support farming amid evolving efficiencies and national feeding responsibilities.
The text notes policy changes affecting farming parity and profits, showing fewer larger farms. It cites a decline from 6.7 to 4.8 million farms over twenty years, with 125000 farms disappearing annually, average farm size rising from 149 to 242 acres, and farm population dropping from 30.5 million in 1940 to 22.3 million in 1955, while production keeps pace and surpluses are being addressed.
An article discusses US policy toward Reds and refugees, noting fears of Soviet actions, asylum traditions, and the balance of enforcing laws while protecting citizens and aliens. It mentions seven Russian seamen deserting after sanctuary and debates over extending full legal protection to aliens.
The Supreme Court, under fire from Southern and other critics, faces calls to curb its powers as lawmakers push proposals to limit the court or undo its decisions. The debate mirrors past clashes over public school segregation and Roosevelt era court-packing.
The article outlines how Southern Democrats in Congress have targeted Chief Justice Earl Warren since 1954. Key rulings cited include school desegregation and federal control of natural gas, with further clashes over public recreation segregation and sedition laws. It notes proposed constitutional amendments and legislative actions in response.
Robert Weede, a seasoned opera star, rises to fame on Broadway in The Most Happy Fella as Tony the aging winegrower. The New York profile highlights his middle age charm and philosophy that love can bridge differences. He credits a helping-hand ethos and his sister’s support for his career.
A 1956 rant argues the mob exploits labor unions and welfare funds, citing labor racketeering, protection payments, and dope trafficking linked to international banking and Communist networks. It condemns officials for failing to stop the pattern seen in New York City, including attacks on Victor Riesel.
A lighthearted Bennett Cerf column blends travel notes with a cautioned volcano eruption report sent to the U S A. A tourеrist expresses awe as the region’s famed moonshiner rifles, joking about haunting by revenue officers. Jersey City bar seeks customers with no experience required.
Puzzle style clues mix across and down entries with references to figures like the harvest goddess and various positional hints. The grid includes numbered clues for across and down, with entries ranging from simple prepositions to named entities and common nouns, all forming a word puzzle.
The Thamasville Times-Enterprise carries an Associated Press dispatch republication policy and local news rights disclaimer. It notes daily publication except Sunday, second class mail status, and postal registration under act of Congress.
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