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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1956
Page
9
A 12 year old Negro boy was arrested for refusing to move to the rear of a Miami Beach bus, prompting NAACP comment that a boycott could follow. The transit firm says drivers must follow state and city law, and pledges to obey changes.
Scholars suggest Jesus may have worked as a carpenter during Herod Antipas’s rebuilding of Sepphoris, close to Nazareth where he lived. The note discusses historical context and traditional views on Jesus’s early occupation.
A 31 year old woman leapt from a third floor window at North Pro ward General Hospital in Fort Lauderdale. She fell 15 feet to the roof below and, within 20 minutes, gave birth while under pain management. Nurse Helen Savage tried to stop her as Della Albert supervised the ward.
Hollywood social event marks the divorce of Edward G Robinson and Gladys Lloyd Robinson after 29 years. About 150 guests including Greer Garson Van Johnson and Susan Hayward sampled lavish fare while discussing the private art collection valued at hundreds of thousands with pieces by Corot and Van Gogh.
Gov. Averell Harriman, newly declared Democratic presidential candidate, says he is not part of any stop Stevenson effort. He notes his criticisms target Eisenhower, not Stevenson, and plans a Western supporter event in Denver with 80 to 90 national convention votes expected.
Betty Hutton returns to film after four years co starring with Dana Andrews in Spring Reunion at Paramount. She commands about 100000 dollars plus 20 percent of the gross with weekly salary around 26000, and emphasizes rehearsals and commercial success over art. Her husband Alan Livingston urged a shift to profitable work, including films and TV, with a plan to work hard for a few years and then quit contentedly.
The central United States endures its first heat spell as a heat wave grips the region. Cooler Pacific air pushes eastward and across Montana, bringing relief to parts of the west.
A brief forecast notes a system moving from the Dakotas into Minnesota during the day. It mentions temperatures in the 70s during the day and cooling to the 60s overnight. The text references comfortable sleeping conditions and a midwestern track of the weather system.
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