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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
2
Observers note hiring has begun as firms lay off workers, hoping to rehire those with satisfactory, profitable work. Optimists expect a moderate recovery, with skilled labor returning first and confidence building as returns align with conditions. The scene hinges on firms trusting the trend and avoiding a deeper recession.
An observer argues that despite friction and controversy progress remains fragile as volatile issues revive. Citizens show reluctance to sacrifices for economic stability while calls for unified programs linger and forgiveness for past missteps could save the nation.
The piece notes rising economic optimism across agencies with anticipated higher spending, budget boosts, and continued stock market gains. It cites a growing population, strong cash in the public, and easier borrowing, suggesting a cautious but hopeful outlook for business and government finance.
Specialized training should be pursued before entering civically required activities. High education standards aim to equip students with skilled know how and pride in quality work. Programs seek best ends for both givers and receivers, safeguarding human welfare through rigorous testing of capacity.
Residents weigh the town’s paying program and sewer costs while debates ripple about California politics. The piece notes factional views on Senator Knowland’s gubernatorial prospects and broader regional tensions in the Far East and local governance.
Hollywood composer and Red Skelton conductor Dave Rose is a passionate steam engine collector who operates a knee high miniature train circling his San Fernando Valley home. He says the train provides relaxation between high profile TV work and concerts and even serves publicity value when used publicly.
A contested debate on Alaska statehood weighs population size, economic capacity, and political balance. It cites nine reasons against statehood including land grants, noncontiguity, potential bloc formation, and possible shifts in Congress, with Alaska’s two main newspapers opposing.
The text argues that perfect understanding of emotions is impossible and that mature people can still act immature in other areas due to childhood residuals. It notes biases such as distrust of foreigners and politicians and generalizations about groups. It suggests persistent focus on a subject signals inner inhibitions.
The article cites Dr. Donald W. Taylor of Yale who reports that groups using free wheeling brain storming produced fewer ideas than individuals. In a test with 96 students three problems were given and results favored solitary work over group discussion.
The notice states rights of republication reserved for Thomasville Times Enterprise Co Inc and lists postal and financial details including daily publication except Sundays and rates for week and month subscriptions with advance payment and tax figures. It preserves foreign dispatch credits and outlines act and publication mechanisms.
A then current ad in The Washington Post and Times Herald seeks waitresses aged 21 to 35 with precise measurements 34 24 34 or better and height 5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 8 in. The piece questions whether such physique criteria reflect societal values more than character or capability.
An explorer recalls scaring a lioness by sitting still in a tall tree with no gun. Carl Little notes a Houston neighbor whose non rich relatives in New York live in six small Waldorf rooms. Art Linkletter jokes color television equalizes men. 1958 Bennett Cerf.
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