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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

4

U S Farmers Return Home Say Russians Want Peace

Oklahoma cattlemen and farmers returned from a fact finding trip to Russia saying the Russian people want peace. They observed peaceful symbols and noted Russia’s hard working yet crude farming methods. One member remarked American women are more capable than Russian workers.

U.S Oklahoma Russia Oslohomans Moscow Agricultural Academy Academy Henry “Hitch Guymon Neustadt

Stassen Urges U S Seek Accord with Soviet Russia

Stassen told the New York Bankers Association meeting that the United States should seek a sound agreement with Soviet Russia and other nations. He urged careful exploration of overtures, noting no guaranteed peace but the best prospects if pursued under President Eisenhower’s leadership.

Spring Lake EM. J Harold Ei. Stassen United States Soviet Russia New York Bankers Assn Havenhower Soviet Union Eisenhower Yeadership

Lewis E. McIntosh Died at Quitman

Lewis E. McIntosh, 76, Quitman hardware merchant and prominent local businessman, died Saturday in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife, the former Miss Lila Thompson, and a sister.

Quitman Lewis E. McIntosh Mr. McIntosh Lila Thompson

Ocean House to Be Torn Down for a Motel

Hollywood notes that Ocean House, once the Versailles of Hollywood and a party hub for Marion Davies, will be demolished to make way for a modern drive‑in hotel. Owner Joseph Crown plans to keep two buildings and the pool as a beach club. the Sand and Sea Club will continue as a seasonal venue while the mansion’s ornate interiors face removal.

Hollywood Ocean ‘House Fim Marion Davies Versailles Santa Monica Palisades Pacific Sands Joseph Crown Davies Sand and Sea Club Thomas Huber Ocean House Rathskeller Lees Surrey

Two Men Shot in Gun Battle Over Ex-Wife

In Norwich Connecticut two men, Ralph Schnatter and Robert Miller, were killed in a gun battle over Schnatter’s ex wife. Miller planned to wed her after a divorce, and witnesses say both fired revolvers despite injuries.

Norwich Conn Ralph Schnatter Robert Miller Willimantic Miller Schnatter Jennie Barry Barry

Funeral arrangements for Mrs Logan Vaughn announced

Mrs B Logan Vaughn of Cartersville and her brother R C McIntosh of Quitman are named in funeral arrangements. Maxwell Hason Funeral Home of Quitman handles the services.

Ter B. Logan Vaughn Cartersville R. C. McIntosh Quitman Maxwell-Hason Funeral Home

Beach picnic caution and tragedy in local report

A public safety note warns waiting after meals before swimming to avoid cramps at the beach. In a separate incident a woman was shot in the arm, and the suspect fled, while a man named Schnatter collapsed on the porch and died.

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