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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses observers' views on industry, smaller companies closing down, and railroads supplying furnaces. Mentions steels and deliveries with incomplete sentences reflecting wartime economic strain and supply concerns. This item appears as a stray excerpt rather than a complete report.
Analysis argues for gradual growth over sudden booms to preserve community solidarity and morals in Thomasville. It notes past leaders and residents favor steady expansion, warns of boom bust cycles, and advocates thoughtful planning to balance economy with social stability while awaiting steel market impacts from potential strikes and global supply changes.
Rev Terrell K Kirk of Leesburg Presbyterian announces Weekiwachee camps will not operate this summer due to threats of violence if Negroes attend. The warnings came from Hernando County residents affecting Camp programs for white children and for “qualified boys 11 to 14 from any of our churches.”
George P. Monaghan a longtime New York harness industry chief clashes with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller over ethics charges. The State Investigation Commission probes Yonkers Raceway and other deals while Monaghan refuses hearings and faces possible resignation, with removal only by the State Senate.
The Democratic Central Committee of California pledged to Gov. Edmund Brown for the 1960 presidential nomination. Brown said he does not seek the nomination and will run as a favorite son in the primary to keep California's delegation. The committee resolution urged him to enter the primary and promised full support.
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