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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
2
Community newspaper page notes editor Lee E Kelly and general manager W D Herger. Readers are invited to follow local updates, weather, and notices in the weekly edition.
The piece discusses two hospital models: small community hospitals and larger central units. It notes benefits of small facilities as vital community assets and praises larger institutions for access to specialists and broad services. It highlights staff development and the regional impact of the hospital system.
A fragmentary report outlines a bitter fight between Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination. California’s contest is seen as decisive, with Stevenson gaining a decisive edge, Florida and California details noted as the race tightens toward a contested convention. Kefauver trails but remains in contention as the party wields division.
The dial phone system will replace the current method on June 17 with all phones on the new system. Users must adapt to the changes for smooth operation, but officials expect the transition to be easier and more desirable once familiar with the new dialing.
The article discusses uncertainty over who should assume the presidency if the current president cannot perform duties. It notes lack of a clear constitutional rule and references historical cases, urging a formal, legally defined process to determine succession and protect stability.
A rights notice states that the Times Enterprise publishes daily except Sunday, carries Associated Press dispatches, and reserves republication rights for all news and special dispatches. It notes second class mail entry at Thomasville Georgia under the 1879 act.
Boyle argues that massed naval invasions are relics of the past while modern warfare evolves toward global reach via missiles and nuclear delivery. The piece contrasts Spain’s Armada failure with the Normandy Allied success and notes today’s earth as a potential beachhead due to rapid tech advances.
In a Khrushchev speech cited by the State Department, he details how Stalin era arrests tortured Old Bolsheviks into false confessions during the 1930s purges. He cites widespread beatings, coercion, and a chain reaction of accusals to implicate others.
A Sun day school view argues Saul's road to Damascus meeting with Jesus was a supernatural conversion, not an epileptic fit. It contends Paul’s life was dramatically transformed, becoming a leading force for Christ and his church through divine grace.
A 1956 analysis argues Prohibition enabled illicit cash flows that evade taxation through anonymous Swiss banks and offshore corporations. It links bootleg profits, Nazi and Peron-related money, and dope trade to U.S. industry purchases and market manipulation, urging congressional investigation.
Village store talk centers on Rockerbilt’s grip over labor at Golden Acres and Rockerbilt's push to manage wages while a banker funds the estate. A college newspaper ad parodies a missing upper plate, reflecting 1956 humor.
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