Griffin Marks 120th Birthday Of Its Founded City
Griffin Georgia celebrates the 120th anniversary of its founding. The Griffin News and Sun notes the Meltons influence and lauds the city’s planned development by General Lewis Lawrence Griffin who laid out parks academies and public buildings. The editorial recalls early roots and looks to a prosperous future.
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Griffin
Griffin News and Sun
Quimby Melton
Quimby Melton, Jr
Melton’s
Lewis Lawrence Griffin
Our City
Poplar Street
Solomon
Broad and
Broadway
Truthful Advertising Is Matter Of Intent
The article discusses advertising ethics, noting public skepticism and FTC findings that most print ads are not fraudulent. It highlights the Advertising Federation of America's vow to fairness and the idea that truthfulness rests on philosophy and intent, not merely factual accuracy.
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Advertising Federation of America
AFA
Wingtonglem Journal & Sentinel
Observations on Communists and Cuba influence
A Lee E Kelly column critiques Lenin Trotsky and Marx legacy, notes Communist infiltration globally, warns of Cuba near Florida, invokes Monroe Doctrine, urges decisive action to counter encroachment and protect democratic fiscal control. References Khrushchev visit to Cuba and Ukranian famine under Stalin.
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Lenin
Trotsky
Karl Marx
Florida
Cuba
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Westing Hemisphere
United States
The Silent Drawer That Tells a Life in an Office
A man's desk drawer chronicles decades of hopes, vices, and victories as it fills with photos, mints, medicines, letters, and a key moment at age 65. The ritual ends with him leaving forever, while the desk awaits another life’s story.
State Department missteps threaten summit hopes
The article criticizes Secretary of State Christian Herter and the State Department for missing crucial details surrounding the U2 spy mission and the approaching Eisenhower Khrushchev summit. It argues the timing risked Soviet outrage, Tokyo riots, and a breakdown in U.S. prestige, noting past Latin American tensions and Moscow’s influence on Japanese Communists.
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Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Russia
State Department
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Tokyo
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Thomasville Times-Enterprise 1960 June 22 Page Note
Publication note listing editors and managers including E R Jerger editor 1907 1960 L Edward Kelly manager and W D Hargrave business manager for June 22 1960 issue.
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E. R. Jerger
W. D. Hargrave
There Oughta Be a Law By Fagaly and Skorter
A lighthearted legal column by Fagaly and Skorter explores civic quirks and proposed reforms, offering humorous takes on common grievances and how citizens might seek redress through reform-minded ideas.
Thomasville Times-Enterprise publication details
Publication note from the Thomasville Times-Enterprise indicates AP republication rights and local news use reserved. It lists office address, mail forms, and telephone numbers for subscriptions and departments, with pricing and class designation details.
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Associated Press
Times- Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison St
PB. O
Departmenta. Canal
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Items
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with numbers, covering teethy definitions like juice of a tree rough synonym for handle and many obscure terms. The puzzle mixes languages and apparent misreads, suggesting a scanned page with partial legibility and garbled entries.
Spies and a Crater Case Highlight Unease in 1959
George E. Sokolski cites covert actions by agents and the Crater incident in Washington. Polish Embassy interference delayed police questioning of Zofia Crater, wife of Antoni Crater, with unclear entry methods and lack of door security changes.
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Adolf Eichmann
Washington
Metropolitan Police Department
State Department
Antoni Crater
Czajer
Zofia Czajer
Antoni Czajer
Mrs. Czater
Intruder Mystery Tied to Espionage Hunches
Police delayed fingerprinting the Crater apartment and found only Crater family prints. A ring-wearer among the alleged intruders was identified, while Mrs Crater could describe just one man in semi conscious doubt. Analysts speculate political or espionage links, noting Polish interest and possible double or counter espionage. A U S citizen faced blackmail from an infra red camera used by Communists to exploit sexual leverage. Only frightened men become spies.
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Crater
United States
No Substitute for Intelligence and Hard Work
Comment on how irritations and pet peeves affect individuals and health. Observes that people live with themselves and their problems. Notes a nationwide construction boom with uneven spread and some communities meeting demand.
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Monroe Railroad and Banking Co
Georgia
Atlanta
Federal Trade Commission
By Lee E. Kelly
Nicolai Lenin
Leon Trotsky
Korea
China
Orient
U. S
New Haven
Stalin
McGehee” Ark
Boyle
World Today
Central Intelligence Agency
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
The
Ently
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
South Georgia
Lee E. Kelly
Mgr
L. Edward Kelly
Fagaly & Skorter
Fili
Wane
Lawrence Hicks
Vancouver , Wash
Japsas
Auricle
Giving
Malady
Terrestr Jobe Gl
Head
Bib
John
George E. Sokolsky
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