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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Gle Lee Kelly as general manager and W D Hargrave as business manager for Geopaig's, described as the most complete newspaper. The readable snippet preserves names and roles without additional context.
Women gain formal suffrage and engage confidently in campaigns across the country. The League of Women Voters is praised for nonpartisan, principled work, boosting honest elections and encouraging registration and informed voting among new electors.
A friend and wife visit a Thomasville office noting time spent inspecting merchandise. They observe many locals seek bargains and commend merchants who train staff to satisfy customers with prompt service and a smile, praising the city’s shops as attractors drawing visitors from afar.
The article discusses consumer price cuts and the dilemma of reducing living costs without harming wages. It notes voters blame politics but warns broad cuts risk stifling activity. The piece argues selective savings are needed but acknowledges difficulty in changing habits and policies.
The article argues for reducing excise taxes on transportation while noting a possible three percent rate and the potential broad impact on services. It suggests tax easing could trigger wider changes and offers cautious support for a shift away from high taxes amid regional tensions and varied worker adaptations.
Brief register from Thomasville Georgia notes a local matter involving a person and a community event. The readable fragments reference a residence or business in Georgia and a municipal or civic action with unspecified details. The item lacks full names or dates but indicates local public interest.
New York AP interview with Vivian Blaine from Say Darling argues stars lose gloss by sharing private lives. She likes neat appearance, privacy, and mystery, noting fans crave distance and glamorous illusion. Blaine contrasts Marilyn Monroe efforts with Garbo and Negri mystery.
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the West appears to be steering the world toward stability while the Soviet Union faces insoluble problems. He conceded past missteps but cited a generally hopeful balance of power, noting improvements in Western propaganda while acknowledging lingering risks.
A fragmentary OCR item presents garbled text about minds and actions with unclear subjects. The passage contains stray phrases and nonsensical segments lacking coherent facts or identifiable people, places, or events.
The article analyzes the de Gaulle coup and France's political crisis, arguing revolutions arise from elite action, not masses. It outlines five pressures on de Gaulle from Right, Left, military, United States, and Soviet Russia, and predicts staged upheaval leading to a possible NATO conflict and future leaders like Mendes-France.
A drunk Gent encounters twins walking opposite directions and ponders how one man could pass them both. A TV quizmaster’s claim of spontaneity reminds critic Harriet Van Horne of Emersons spoon quip about loud honor.
A compact note lists crossword clues including a solution for yesterday’s puzzle titled Breathing, with entries for Deduction and Wild. The item reads as a puzzle update and clue enumeration. It cites no individuals or organizations.
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