Times Enterprise Daily Except Sunday Notice
Public notice from Thomasville Georgia outlines publication rights and subscription rates. It states the Times Enterprise Co publishes daily except Sunday and provides rates for 30 days, 90 days, six months, and one year with tax details.
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Putasuille Tittes
Enterprise
Buny
Thomasville
Georgia
I. EE. Kelly
Associated
PRESS
Times-Enterprise Co
The Thomasville Landmark Spire and Annie Wright Memorial Library
The article praises the Thomasville Methodist church spire lit at night as a beacon and notes the Confederate Monument’s removal. It lauds Annie Wright Memorial Library naming, honoring Miss Wright and her banker father as guiding figures in the community’s advancement.
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Broad and
Remington Avenue
Thomasville
Court House
Annie Wright
Wright
Eisenhower May Run Again In Face Of Shifting Party Dynamics
The piece argues Ike could seek a second term if Democrats fail to win a Congress that splits the Republican party. It notes McCarthy era conflicts, party disarray, and a potential shift of control with Stevenson as a Democratic challenger, forecasting a changing political table this year and two years ahead.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Adlai Steenson
Illinois
Hisenhower
Old Guard
McCarthy
Taft
House
Senate
Stevenson
House committee splits on aid to France and Italy over European defense
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved denying U S arms aid to France and Italy unless they join the international army plan. It also backed a version favoring a broader European defense including West Germany Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg. A full Congressional vote could pressure France and Italy but risks aiding Communist gains and destabilizing postwar security.
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Italy
France
House Foreign Affairs Committee
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Indochina
United States
Trieste
Guatemala Arms Embargo Goal Faces Allied Hurdles
The State Department reports a global effort to halt arms shipments to Guatemala as a crisis deepens. Britain favors its own inspection rights, while the U S seeks broader North and Central American backing to quarantine the country and deter communist influence.
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Guatemala
United States
Poland
America
Britain
Western Europe
U. S
Marriages and medical suits loom in Albany report
Albany notes marriages of Jesse James Jefferson and Ulysses S. Grant but omits how Grant traveled south. A lung cancer suit against cigarette makers collapses after no explanation. A Johns Hopkins operating room incident and a Georgia woman's double surgery for forceps removal precede a $100,000 damages suit.
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Albany
Jesse James
Thomas" Jefferson
Ulysses
S. Grant
Calicer
Johns Hopkins
Georgia
Informers and congressional inquiry in the McCarthy era
The piece argues that Congressional committees exist to obtain information and oversee law enforcement, not to act as informers. It notes the role of private whistleblowers in exposing subversion, cites figures like Welch and St Clair, and discusses anti Communist underground activity and the need for investigative agencies to root out corruption.
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McCarthy-Stevens
Congress
Congressional
Army
Joseph Welch
Congressional Investigative Committee
Boston
Stevens
Pentagon
Suich
Welch
Mr. St. Clair
United States
Harold Ware
Whittaker Chambers
A. A. Berle, Jr
Berle
State Department
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Carl Mundt
Bert Andrews
Richard Nixon
Maryland
Joe McCarthy
Fort Monmouth
Voice of America
David Schine
Department of Justice
Dahl and Lamas Plan Quiet Hollywood Wedding
AP reports Arlene Dahl and Fernando Lamas intend a private ceremony away from tabloids after a brief separation. They refuse to reveal date or location, citing a desire for secrecy while noting public interest and previous celebrity weddings as cautionary examples.
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Hollywood
Arlene Dahl
Fernando Lamas
20Th Century-Fox
Miss Dahl
Bob Taylor
Ursula Theiss
Lamas
Dad
Radio TV Listings Switch Evening Schedule
TV guide outlines NBC CBS ABC and MBS prime time lineups for Tuesday night with shows like Dragnet Johnny Dollar Gene Autry Truth or Consequences and Cavalcade plus local Eastern daylight time adjustments and multiple time slots listed.
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Radio Tonight
NBC
Dinah Shore
CBS
Mrs. North
Johnny Dollar
MBS
NBCTV
Cbs-Tv
Gene Autry
Abc-Tv
Theater Guild
The True Liberal: A Test of Liberalism and Self Criticism
A columnist argues liberalism should be judged by its critique of both present and past. The true liberal questions the liberal spirit itself, remaining humble and eager to learn from even the most modest individuals, while false liberals praise novelty and condemn past norms.
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Timself
True Connoisseur Of French Wines In Paris
Boyle recalls a twilight visit to a left bank cafe as he seeks rare wines to lift his mood. Macques offers two vintage bottles dated 1951 and 1953, whose aromas evoke memory and youth, ending with him slipping Coca Cola and Pepsi caps as souvenirs.
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Paris
Lee Petit
America
Macques
M'Sieu
Anhe
France
Roosevelt urges new program to aid business
16 years ago President Roosevelt proposed a self liquidating broad economic program to stimulate business nationwide. Japanese ships will stay in Chinese ports as long as needed per a frank U.S. Navy message. Hoyt Wimpy elected area commander of Second District at statewide Legion convention in Atlanta. Dr Herbert Readling reports county health work. Pioneers vs Birds 5-4 Americus wins in ninth. Twins host Orioles in local game as Lifegun narrows gap in league. Legion Juniors beat Moultrie team. 10 years ago: Pacific battles, Cherbourg assault, Red Army drive in Europe, 100000 Nazis lost in Italian drive, Arnall says FDR may run again. Barwick melons netted $4,300 for Finney patients.
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Roosevelt
FDR
U.& Navy
Ae Hoyt Wimpy
Mander
Sta Wide Legion
Atlanta
Woco
Herbert Readling
Sock Birds
West
Americus
Twins
Orioles
Lifegun
Toms
Legion Juniors
Aga
Moultrie
Pacific
Philippines
U. S
Cherbourg
Red Army
Arnall
W. F. Scott
J. L. Pilche
Thomas County
Georgia
Democratic Excutiv Committee
S. S. Humphrey
Barwick
Finney
Dispute Over Child Discipline Highlights Family Tensions
The letter discusses frequent quarrels between spouses over punishing children and contrasts upbringing styles. It cites biblical references and a FBI director claim on juvenile delinquency, arguing parental restraint and unity are essential for a stable home.
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H. QO
J. Edgar Hooyt
America
Aave
Will K.ow
Anaro Claims Weight Loss for Georgia Reader
Atlanta resident Mrs Ruby reports losing 54 pounds in seven months on Anaro and endorses the remedy as safe and effective. The ad promotes Anaro Concentrate, priced at 1.40, with a money back guarantee and a free booklet offer.
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Atlanta
Ruby
Techwood Drive
N. We
Georgia
Crossword Puzzle 26 Step up and British Isles clues
Crossword clues list includes Step up Part of the British Isles Pipe 2000 pounds Italian coin Daub Childs napkin Transgress Tort Caressed Fly Hghtly Pedal digit Be defeated Fastened Declare Something precious Rather than Gull like bird Head French Solution of Yesterday Puzzle Uncooked DOWN 1 Equality Be under obligation Narrate Felt ones way Paddle Depicted Closed car Middle 9 Mythical monster Resound Strike
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British Isles
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