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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
2
Lee E. Kelly is named general manager and W D Hargrave business manager in a brief notice from South Georgia’s Sister Enterprise newspaper.
Georgia discusses equalization of property assessments to fix disparities between cottage owners and landlords. It notes some properties are undervalued and others over taxed, argues that county by county valuation differences affect fairness, and explains the impact of millage and ad valorem systems on state and county finances and growth.
Scientists claim the world is slightly smaller while others argue calculations are speculative. The piece notes the world still orbits, progress comes from human interpretation, and major constants like birth, marriage and death guide our view of the future.
The article argues a future conflict could rely solely on conventional arms, warning that atomic weapons would threaten civilization. It cites General LeMay and U S Air Force emphasis on power while urging nations to avoid world war and use only conventional arms to limit destruction.
New York AP report examines how teens rushing into steady relationships affect parents and educators. Older generations feel immature amid early marriages and rapid social change, while some educators call it a fad and warn of emotional risks.
Khrushchev in Moscow declares communism can unfold differently in various nations, urging non Communist groups to form united fronts with socialists while hinting violence if fronts fail. He insists Moscow’s line should not bind all leaders and suggests new leadership may be needed. An American Communist leadership meeting followed a month later in secrecy.
The article notes confusion among American Italian and French Communist parties over Khrushchev's speech. It cites editorials and internal policy debates, with leaders like John Gates and Eugene Den reflecting on independence and leadership, while French Communists delay reaction awaiting full text.
A garbled excerpt mentions Italia soci and Daily s Own with references to Togliatti Khrushchev and Stalin. It hints at losses among fans and commentary on leaders, including Gates, but the fragment provides no coherent event or clear facts.
Classified notice style text appears from the Thomasville Times imprint with Associated Press credit and republication rights. It includes publication details, postal information, and department contacts for subscriptions and offices in Thomasville, Georgia.
A letter urges a son to confess to causing a wrongful life sentence for an innocent man. The guidance recommends turning to authorities, seeking forgiveness, making financial restitution, and seeking spiritual reconciliation through Christ to find peace.
The piece analyzes Democratic plans resembling Dewey’s 1952 tactic at the Atlantic City Governor's Conference to boost Stevenson. It weighs party shifts, Harriman’s rising role, and Dubinsky’s influence while noting Ike’s resilience and the GOP’s perceived unity. The piece ends with a caution about voter apathy.
The article discusses advancing steps to merge city and county school facilities to meet rising enrollment. It notes buses transporting county children to city schools and the potential benefits of a single organized system, while preserving some district elementary identities and considering high schools. It also mentions Eisenhower’s health and lingering speculation about a political candidacy, plus swamp land intended for dam projects valued higher than previously.
A humorous essay notes golfers chase lower scores and recalls Tommy Bolt’s seven birdies and 64 in San Diego while mischief and exaggeration appear in a whiskey ad claim. Bennett Cerf reflects on quirks of ambition and public absurdities.
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