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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1956

Page

9

Truman Plays On Mozart's Own Piano in Salzburg

Former President Truman, famed amateur pianist, performed a Mozart sonata on Mozart's own piano in the birthplace shrine. Mrs. Truman joined the tour and both were honored guests at a Mozart concert where the conductor banned photographers. The event drew mixed reactions from Vienna reporters and Austrian editors alike.

Salzburg Austria Harry S. Truman America Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart Truman Mozart Kard Powmgertner Washington Pawmgartner Vienna

Nehru Holds Firm Over Bombay in New Marathi State

Prime Minister Nehru refused to include Bombay in a newly proposed Marathi speaking state despite two days of citywide violence. Police reported 119 arrests and over 100 injuries as demonstrators clashed near his public address at Chowpatty Sands. He pledged Bombay would become a federal area under New Delhi with a review in five years.

Bombay Nehru Chowpatty Sands Congress Party Congress Youth Corps New Delhi

Firemen Inspect Home After Heater Overflow

Firemen checked the residence of Jimmy Whiddon at 435 South Hansell Street this morning after a fuel heater overflowed. The property was examined for fire threat and damage from the overflow.

Jimmy ” Whiddon Hansell Street

Banks Open Today Despite Davis Birthday Closures

Banks in Thomasville remain open while many Southern institutions observe Jefferson Davis birth anniversary. The article notes local banks did not close for the holiday and that weekly closing days and other holidays have been reduced, with neither local bank closing today.

Jefferson Davis Thomasville South

Thieves Plunder Four Coolidge Stores

Thieves plundered four Coolidge business houses last night and escaped with only small change and minor items. Sheriff Callice Law noted the Coolidge night officer found the damage during an early morning round. Stores were close together on the same side of the street and entries were through back windows or doors.

Coolidge Callice Law Law

Weather Good for Paving Young and Monroe Streets

Municipal officials say clear weather is speeding paving on Young Street and the Dawson Street extension for the new school site. Most curbs and gutters are expected to be completed by week’s end, with a short layoff before resuming traffic use. One block remains between Monroe and Washington as work continues on Dawson to MacIntyre Park.

Young Street Dawson Street Monroe Washington Rosemery Eatcoeoe Street Dawson MacIntyre Park

U. S. Court Opens Woodruff Dam Land Case

The U S District Court began session with a Woodruff Dam land condemnation case. A jury is empaneled to fix the land price for the project as jurymen visit Seely Springs near J P Seely's property and popular key port. A second jury will be summoned for additional cases before Judge W A Bootle.

U. S. District Court Woodruff Dam Seely Springs J. P. Seely W. A. Bootle

Highway Board Ready For Federal Funds For Interstates

Atlanta says when federal funds arrive the state Highway Board will be ready to let a considerable mileage of the interstate system. Congress is expected to approve a 25 billion dollar plan for a 40 000 mile system as the Highway Department processes plans to start on 1170 miles in the state.

Atlanta State Highway Board Congress Highway Board

Stocks Mixed In Quiet New York Market

The New York AP stock report shows mixed advances with most leaders unchanged amid light volume. The AP average of 60 stocks sits around $178.60 as several industries shift while others hold steady.

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Rebels kill British soldier near Dhekelia base

In Cyprus near the Dhekelia military base rebel gunmen ambushed and killed a British soldier. They abducted and shot his 18 year old companion in the back, who later feigned death and survived after crawling to a church and lighting a cart to draw help. A patrol rescued him.

Nicosia Cyprus Dhekelia

Tampa wreck leaves Hickey dead and McLeod injured

Norris E. McLeod of Tampa, brother of Miss Martha McLeod, is in critical condition after an automobile collision near Inverness last Wednesday. His companion, Henderson J. Hickey, a prominent Tampa businessman, was killed instantly. Doctors report a shattered knee, facial lacerations, and possible broken ribs for McLeod.

Norris E. Mcleod Tampa Fla Martha McLeod Inverness McLeod Henderson J. Hickey

Eight Georgians Die in Accidents Over Weekend

Eight people died in Georgia traffic accidents over the weekend, with five fatalities on Sunday. Victims include William F. Powell in Collins after being struck on Ga. 282, Ernest Foster near Ball Ground, Joe T. Edwards near East Dublin, James H. Kimball on Warm Springs Road near Columbus, Kenneth Ray Williams near Buford, Thomas Edward Rogers a paratrooper at Ft. Bragg in a U S 72 wreck, Braswell Bradford Jr. near Claxton, and Betty Downs Logue near Wayneboro.

Associated Press Georgia State Patrol William F. Powell Collins Ernest Foster Doraville Ball Ground Joe T. Edwards Rte. 2 Dublin East Dublin James H. Kimball Atlanta Warm Springs Columbus Kenneth Ray Williams Buford Thomas Edward Rogers Stone Mountain Ft. Bragg N. C Braswell R. Bradford, Jr Savannah

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