iMag Lee E Kelli Gen Mer W D Hargrave Bus Mgr May 1958
The item references a 1958 issue noting Lee E Kelli and General Merchandise W D Hargrave with business manager listed as May 1958. The fragment appears to be a column header or staff roster entry in a small newspaper page.
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Spring Time Turmoil at Colleges Sparks Call for Order
A historical reflection on seasonal college mischief and its impact on public attitude toward institutions. The piece notes youth antics, sensational reporting, and the need for firm discipline to preserve future outcomes. It argues that orderly conduct supports lasting gains for students and schools.
Not Enough Progress Memorial Day Reflection
A historical note reflects on Decoration Day and Memorial Day rituals, honoring those who fought and died for democracy. It urges use of land and efforts to preserve world peace, criticizing selfish aims and emphasizing justice, welfare, and the need to improve civilization through shared aims.
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Time to curb tax money waste across levels of government
A public call argues that tax funds are squandered by boosters and opponents alike. It urges restraint, noting higher taxes burden citizens while benefits from spending are uneven and often favor a few. The piece traces taxes from Washington to local levels and stresses shared responsibility.
Interest Grows for Local Art Show in June
Organizers from the Garden Center and Arts Guild invite amateurs and professionals to submit works for a June 14 15 exhibit. Participating groups from Moultrie Cairo Bainbridge Quitman Madison Monticello and Tallahassee expected with classes for amateurs and professional categories. Public interest and community reaction are emphasized as a key goal of the display. The piece also notes political unrest linked to communist agitation, urging vigilance against violence.
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Arts Guild
Moultrie
Cairo
Bainbridge
Quitman
Madison
Monticello
Tallahassee
Thomasville Times Enterprise Public Notices Snapshot
Historic newspaper boilerplate fragment notes Associated Press dispatch rights and republication terms. Details include daily publication by Times Enterprise Co. and mail classification under 1879 act.
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Associated Press
USA
Deremin
the Times
Enterprise Co
Inc
the Post
Congress
Shapley's cosmos shocks readers with crowded heavens
Dr. Harlow Shapley of Harvard College Observatory declares the universe teeming with stars and potential life. He estimates up to 100 quintillion stars and possibly 100 million planetary systems with fire on them. The piece laments lost fellowship with the night sky as humanity imagines distant life and wonders about contact.
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Harlow Shapley
Harvard College Observatory
Dr. Shapley
Eisenhower unemployment plan born in confusion
President Eisenhower's proposal to fund extended unemployment benefits faces a mixed reception in Congress and among state leaders. The plan envisions a $600 million federal loan to extend benefits by up to 50 percent, with repayment possible from available funds or higher employer taxes, triggering concerns over loan necessity and state autonomy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Uncle Sam
Mirror of Your Mind On Children and Play
A reflection on how children prefer to be treated as their age defines, with most favoring adult roles in pretend games while still sensing boundaries in social play. The excerpt discusses children's behavior and perception during imaginative activities.
Feelings Formed in Childhood Shape Adult Choices
In early childhood emotions form attitudes we carry into adulthood and may cause conscience pangs when actions feel wrong despite being logical. The piece asks if tranquilizers resolve inner conflict and notes they do not cure emotional issues but can affect awareness of reality.
Obiter Dicta on Soviet Goals by Dill of Middleboro
The writer recalls Siberia 1918 19 and the Siberian Expedition to argue about Soviet threats Khrushchev and U S policy. He notes American anti Japanese sentiment in Manchuria and Crimea era conflicts while recounting the Washington Conference aims to avert war. He recalls Tientsin incidents and Hoover era relief work in Russia.
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Thomas G. Dill
Middleboro
Massachusetts
Brother Dill
Dills
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Dulles
Dill
United States of America
Soviet Russia
United States
Siberian
Russia
Siberia
Manchuria
China
Semenov
Chita
Ufa
Far Eastern
Mongolia
Little” Hsu
Balt
Baron Ungern-Sternberg
Admiral Kolchak
A.E.F
Japan
Washington
Tientsin
15Th Infantry
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Try and Stop Me EXAN ZILLIONAIRE SLOWING TRAFFIC
A wealthy figure berates a chauffeur on a one way street in Boston urging a Cadillac purchase. A local motorist asks a traffic cop for a stopping point and receives a punny answer. Aberdeen resident causes a hospital disruption over medicine use.
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Exan Zillionaire
Boston
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
Puzzle clue list for a mixed theme crossword with across and down entries. Includes hints such as map material mountain giant kangaroo extinct Arawakan Merry Scottish county behave object source a tipster parcel of ground war god sheep disease oozed most sensitive false god broader food fish tree trunk moon knob at no time ill bred person mature insect emerge m speak from memory picture down dress very among take delight shake headliner tin can container severity hardened Hebrew lawgiver befit in appearance destinies Shoshone Indians lukewarm.
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Merry
Scotland
Behave
Tipster
War God
Moon
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