Community Asset Garden Center Gains Community Support and Gifts
The Garden Center, backed by local women and led by W. Fred Scott in fiscal affairs, attracts social events and gifts from Mrs. Parker Poe and Mr. Jock Whitney. It is well located within the city, not yet fully paid for, but guaranteed continued assistance. Garden clubs back the effort to make it a lasting community asset.
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U. Fine
Parker Poe
Jock Whitney
Thomasvillians
Thomasville Citizens Rally for City Progress and Unity
A speech extols Thomasville’s policies and city commission work, praising steady growth and public service. It emphasizes collective effort, sincere opinions, and readiness to advance the city without disruption, noting ongoing discussion and expected future results.
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Thomasville
Too Late Then A Detroit tragedy sparks calls for social change
A Detroit disappearance ends in the discovery of a six year old girl’s body two miles from home with violent details noted. The father denounces dope addiction sex magazines and warped minds as factors in a failing civilization. He laments lack of public action to address underlying social evils.
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Detroit
Edmund DeCaussin Jr
America
Oklahoma’s Exposition Marks Progress and Big Dreams
A historic Oklahoma celebration lauds three weeks ofexposition showing state progress since 1907 and efforts toward a nuclear age. Promoters expect over 1.5 million visitors and free parking for 5,000 cars, highlighting the two legged resources of Oklahomans and the state’s forward vision.
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Oklahoma
United States
Steinbeck
America
Fragmented Opinion on Crime and Climate Impacts
The text reflects vague commentary on a man hunted by police and motives for crime. It notes rains causing some crop loss in low fields and comments that Eisenhower’s refusal to visit Indonesia may have a reason others cannot understand.
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Eisenhower
Indonesia
Can Rothe
Boyle's Notebook From Columnist's Mail Bag
New York AP summarizes quirky reader mail and odd facts from a columnist’s mailbag. Items include cabbage juice for ulcers, 1890s peanut butter, dollar bill longevity, a fat British queen, germ transfer from kisses, a rope walker's term funambulist, Demosthenes with pebbles, a fish pain question, trout feeding after hatching, inflation cynicism, love synonyms count, self improving mer sault, and Abraham Lincoln misquote attribution.
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Henry Castello
Midtown Manhattan
Queen Anne
World Today Security Study Nears End in Washington
AP reports the Eisenhower era federal employee security program spurred political battles. A 12 member commission will issue recommendations June 23 after studying since 1956 amid disputes over how many left or were fired for security, and a Supreme Court ruling reshaped the program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Hower
Supreme Court
Justice Department
New York
Mirror of Your Mind and Health Psychology Notes
Notable excerpt discusses impulses and self control, arguing that awareness of harm alone rarely stops patterns. It cites Dr Elizabeth Hurlock on emotional illness from monotony and anger, and warns obesity related social problems may worsen if not addressed.
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Elizabeth Hurlock
Mindfulness and Stress Tied to Disease Symptoms
Dr John Schind argues that stress triggers disease symptoms by draining alert minds, which can notice ten worries in the time an unalert mind spots one. The point suggests mental alertness influences perceived illness.
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John Schind
Have Laws Not Enforceable Securities Acts Debate
The letter from former SEC chief J Armstrong criticizes the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 for weak enforcement. He cites Swiss banks and foreign custodians as masking beneficial ownership, enabling tax evasion and hidden control of American companies, risking national defense and economic stability.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
James O. Eastland
J. Sinclair Armsrong
Navy
Commission
Switzerland
Armstrong
Europe
Nasau
Canada
United States
Reunion banquet yields longest speech bet prize
A class reunion banquet featured many talkative graduates. A sweepstakes awarded the prize to the one who drew the speaker with the longest remarks. A celebrity repeated lines six times before one guest interrupted with a note about his pants slipping. A Sing Sing guard rebrands the Jules Verne novel as Around the World in Sixty to Ninety Days.
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Sing Sing
Bennett Cort
King Features Suniicaie
Mars Alye-a a i 50 Vigilant 55 Sea eagle solution
Readable fragments describe a historical puzzle or chess-like listing with items titled Mars Alye-a i 50 and Vigilant 55 Sea eagle. The brief notes hint at a solution from yesterday, referencing Puczk.
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Vigilant
Sea Eagle
County 4-H Off to State in Georgia 4-H Club Council
Four Thomas County 4-H members will leave for the 24th Georgia 4-H Club Council in Rock Eagle June 18. Delegates Jimmie Car David Sculley Boston Linda Mille nee will help elect state officers and advance the general program Strengthening Your Council. Assistant county agent Nathan Ls and home tiew agent Ophelia Smith will supervise the group.
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Thomas County
Agia
Rock Eagle
Eatonton
Jimmie Car David Sculley
Boston
Linda Millenee
Nathan Lssistant County
Ophelia Smith
Home Tiew
North Georgia Poultry Market Report Signals Mixed Demand
The North Georgia live poultry market shows brier trading near normal to good demand with slight decreases and ranges from ample to fully ample. Current 11 am prices list broilers at 234 to 334 pounds at farms and plants with hens showing light to fair demand and prices at farms mainly 16 to 17, plants 17 to 18, and 24 to 44 cents per pound at farms.
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Atlanta
Cotton futures dip across key contracts in New York
New York cotton futures eased with declines of about two bales. Front month October stood at 35.31 cents per pound, with December at 34.80 and May at 34.78. July traded at 33.16 and December 38.16 in a mixed session.
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York
Member Associate Notices and Republication Rights
A brief notice outlines rights reserved for republication and daily issuance, with exceptions and terms referencing second class status and governing acts. The fragment notes weekly, monthly, and yearly publication timing and classification details.
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Congress
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