Piomasville Cimes Enterprise highlights staff and masthead
The South Georgia newspaper announces Jérger as editor and Les E Kelly as general manager with W D Hargrave serving as business manager in a masthead listing for the Piomasville Cimes Enterprise.
Eisenhower aides deny plan to dismiss Sherman Adams
Aides say President Eisenhower will not remove Sherman Adams amid criticism over Bernard Goldfine funded Adams bills. The row over alleged fees and favors sparks calls for congressional review and public accountability, while supporters warn against overreaction to unproven charges.
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Pest Control: Fighting Farm Insects and Losses
More complaints about pests arise than in years past though severity may be overstated. Experts urge study and careful use of remedies, noting boll weevil success and the need for reliable sources, timely information, and proven cures to protect crops and profits.
Eisenhower proposes new federal agency to prevent midair collisions
President Eisenhower urges Congress to create a special agency to supervise air safety and replace the Civil Aeronautics Administration. The aim is to unify civilian and military air operations, reduce jet age accidents, and establish stronger rules to safeguard passengers and crews.
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Congress
Nautics
Curb Russian Influence for Stable World Peace
The piece argues that Western powers face a strong yet fragile stance on NATO and global peace. It urges reducing Russian influence and creating lasting stability to avoid war, warning that current alignments reflect fear of Communism and require united, principled action.
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Ot Ikerg
Wouter Space
Russia
Spirit of America
Publication Rights Notice Fragment in Local Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows a republication notice from a local paper outlining rights and restrictions. Mentions Thomasville Times Enterprise and The Times Enterprise Co Inc with mailing details and subscription rates listed as eighteen dollars per year in March.
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Americans gain knowledge by sight says reader notes
Boyle's Notebook surveys reader observations on social trends and facts. It cites that 1870 half population under varied ages, current minors a third. It notes psychology on sight, dangers of smoking while driving, hotel staff walking extra miles, and diverse trivia from Denmark's flag age to Kansas fishing with toes.
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Adams on the spot over gifts from a friend
The piece examines how Adams accepted gifts from Bernard Goldfine and a Vienna coat and rug while serving as Eisenhower's top aide. It questions whether inquiries to FTC and SEC signals influence or routine due diligence and notes concerns about public trust and judgments.
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Mirror of your mind on praise for homemakers
The piece argues that housewives often receive less tangible reward than employed husbands. Praises serves as the key morale booster for homemakers, since wage advances and status are not available to them, making recognition essential to their sense of value.
Sleep and behavior clues in anxious children
The article notes that fixed ideas and ready replies indicate a child’s troubled state. It warns that such children often develop sleep problems from unexpressed fears and frustrations. Introverted, shy, or overly agreeable kids are likelier to form bad bedtime habits than outspoken, extroverted ones.
Lawyers and fact training in law education debate
A professor argues that law students lack practical training in gathering and presenting facts, comparing legal apprenticeships to medical labs. He notes exams favor guessing over memory and urges courts to expose students to live cases to learn fact handling.
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Robert S. Marx
University of Cincinnati
IBM
Critics beware taming the Elvis backlash in fan rage
TV critics who lampoon greats like Liberace or Elvis Presley face outraged fan denunciations. Ben Gross received a letter claiming a fatal curse and wax-demon threat for mocking Elvis, noting no money earned yet, then a quip on Edgar Wallace about highbrows.
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Elvis Presley
Ben Gross
Elvis
Tam
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues with across and down entries including Jacob's father in law Jaguar leaf of 8 corolla tool for armpit OkKi womanish crusted dish rumor aquatic mammals hammer head electrified particle short poems beseech windmill sail antique M Revolu tionary hero Kings house pulls apart Moccasin blushing casual observations exchange premium Luzon native Rough'y elliptical Attic Argue Self Allude Meadow Snug room Incline Terminus Telegraph A Fish Not so Leeward much Ticker tie une aper Sum a Fatality City in Given Nebraska right Norwegian Palm lily Alas Singly Technique Ting Imitated Uncle Tom's pet Tribunal Top card Man's nickname Mistake Exhibited ostentatiously Exactly suitable Mother Weep convulsively Old Kind of plum Metal Valley Solar disk Go ahead Unit of work Sooner than Note of the scale.
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Telegraph A. Fish
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