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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
2
The speech argues most accidents arise from careless citizens and warns of global tension fueled by Soviet behavior and Nazi histories. It stresses democracy as a safeguard and cautions that peace is fragile amid rising dangers from communism and strong leaders seeking selfish gain.
A reflective editorial warns drivers and communities to enforce traffic laws and fix unsafe streets. It cites speed, maintenance, and enforcement as key factors, notes public apathy, and references Rozden’s film career including All the King's Men and Alexander the Great.
Robert Rossen discusses the hazard of success in creative work and how winning fame can curb risk taking. He notes shooting in natural locations, praising George Stevens, and cites favorite films like The Informer All Quiet on the Western Front and Scarface. He admits plans to direct his own scripts to preserve vision.
The Thomasville community applauds its young men for stepping into leadership roles and guiding Thomas County forward. Veterans who have served fifty years remain active while mentoring the new generation to sustain growth on moral, wholesome grounds for future generations.
A fragmented column notes long days, social remedies, and fear of disasters. It touches on friendship, honesty, and practicality, advising to value small comforts, map resources, and consider postal costs while reflecting on weather, politics, and hospital visits.
A man was bitten twelve times by snakes but returned to work days after discovering the reptiles were not poisonous. He described the experience of stepping out of water with snakes clinging to his legs.
Khrushchev appeared on CBS Face the Nation from the Kremlin in an hourlong interview. He spoke of disarmament and inspection in broad terms, defended Soviet positions, and argued about satellites and potential nuclear war with a tone that sounded like a party record.
A列 crude outline discusses adolescent views on beauty and attraction. It notes that during early teens prettiest girls draw more male admiration, then shifts to qualities like friendliness and humor as tastes evolve. It questions parental baby room arrangements in shared spaces.
Advice stresses privacy and orderly home life to prevent resentment and jealousy when a baby arrives. It warns against heated or political style arguments that degrade relationships and urges sticking to calm discussions to maintain harmony.
A critical essay questions McCall's Magazine and American knowledge on Russia. It argues the poll question about Communist Party share is flawed and distinctions between Soviet Russia and the USSR. It notes the party's narrow power, defines true communism, and observes October Revolution timing vs. formal state claims.
A humor piece features a business school teacher and a student Miss Mastings as she learns quick wit and professional poise. The anecdote contrasts dictation etiquette with a blunt boss remark about a typewriter and workplace norms. It captures early 20th century office humor and training culture.
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