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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
3
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A Daily Mail cartoonist offered a view of the U S presidential race. The image depicts a candidate on a train platform beneath a sign reading Vote the Republican Ticket while a doctor points to a medical chart.
Washington reports the National Academy of Sciences warns accumulated waste from industrial and atomic power sources could release more radiation than nuclear war. The study notes radiation risks from medical, laboratory, and fallout sources, with emphasis on genetics and mutation from overexposure. It rejects claims that nuclear tests alter climate.
The Georgia Senate approved a bill providing $224,168 annually for five years to expand rural library services. The total appropriation for rural library expansion nationwide is $7,500,000, with endorsement from the Georgia Library Association, PTA, Congress, and other groups.
Rev James C Varnell Jr will arrive in Cairo with his family to assume duties as pastor of the First Methodist Church Friday afternoon. He will preach Sunday at morning and evening services. Dr Stanley Hahn and First Baptist plan to welcome him at the evening service. An open house for the new parsonage family is set for Sunday at 4 to 6 p m.
Tonight at 8 30 bingo at Elks home Rotary Club meets Thursday at 1 pm at Glen Arven Lions Club 7 pm Hotel Scott Masonic Building 7 30 pm Men's Garden Club 1 30 pm Hotel Scott Bridge and canasta at Garden Center 8 pm Post 222 Auxiliary at Post Home Bets Sigma Phi at Study Classrooms 8 pm Lightbearers Class First Baptist Church Boston Road Friday Kiwanis at Glen Arven 1 pm Community Council board at Bank of Thomas County 8 30 Eastern Star at Masonic Building
A speaker addresses a group on the railway line, implying post operative lessons about the Wream and the lack of adverse coronary reaction. The line hints at practical warnings and medical context amid a tense setting.
A partial May activity report from the Thomas County Health Department lists 1 478 visits. Immunizations cover 305 polio 235 smallpox 207 triple vaccine and 131 antepartum visits among others. Public health efforts include sanitation inspections 16 dairy farms 49 eating establishments and 15 septic tanks approved. The note adds an unrelated 1955 West Coast clerical wage figure of 64 dollars per week.
The Bet ter Vision Institute warns that direct sunlight and glaring lights should not strike a baby's eyes to prevent potential eye damage and discomfort. The advisory emphasizes shielding infants from bright light sources and using protective measures in daily environments.
An explosion leveled a four story brick and frame building on Reading Road Cincinnati killing 31 year old Robert Swarts and injuring 14 others including a 2 month old girl Dorothy Miller. The blast likely originated from the basement boiler and caused extensive rubble.
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