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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1956
Page
2
A clipped line from a newspaper page lists Hargrave as business manager with abbreviated credits. The fragment hints at editorial staffing in a historical publication context.
A proclamation warns against using the hydrogen bomb in war. It argues public opinion must forbid unleashing its power unless tightly controlled to prevent destruction of innocent people and property. The message targets Russia and its world domination ambitions.
The plan for the local hospital project advances after two years of discussion with bidders shaping the work. Air conditioning is sought though cost rises. final figures and scope remain unsettled. The campaign shows strong pledge payments. funds will help secure federal and state aid. The old hospital will remain in use alongside a practically new wing.
Thomasville weighs keeping professional baseball as fans' gate receipts will determine if the team returns. Local sentiment says the town is a good baseball market, but attendance across small towns has dipped. Players and management urge strong on field showings to attract and sustain patronage at the park.
The Christian Science Monitor notes plans to place enormous ads along the Suez Canal harbor approach from Port Said to Ismailia. Billboards would rise every half mile, displaying cigarettes soft drinks and oversized travel ads to the passing ships at about 10 miles per hour.
The piece hints at political speculation around Eisenhower and Nixon with voters set to decide on the first Tuesday in November. It mentions a young friend Billy King preparing for marriage and reflections on support for a candidate versus party alliance, noting varied opinions and cautious analysis.
Box office legends Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis face a public split as they work on separate projects. Tensions stem from ego, status in films, and creative control, with reports they have not spoken off set for ten days. They remain linked by a single joint project while exploring solo careers.
A National Association for Mental Health publication offers guidance for families dealing with mental illness. The booklet explains hospitalization benefits, path to admission, and post discharge adjustment. Copies available for 50 cents from the Georgia Association for Mental Health in Atlanta.
The passage explains that God's eternal perspective contrasts with human values. Pursuing worldly wealth and status risks losing the soul, while prioritizing God yields eternal life and true reward. It cites Jesus asking what profits a man to gain the world and lose his soul.
Cooler air moved east from the Rockies easing heat in the midcontinent while western Great Lakes and Middle Mississippi Valley cooled 10 to 15 degrees. West north of the Rockies and Northern Plains warmed up to 18 degrees. Buffalo set a date heat record, Presidio Texas hit 108, and a cloudburst isolated Hartlsburg Pennsylvania with no injuries. Fordham seismograph recorded strong tremors possibly from the Aleutians near New York.
An America bound Chinese student refugees piece notes 3500 students in the United States face return pressure from Communist China via Indian Embassies and UN offices while some find work in the US. Archbishop Yu pin aids Sino American Amity in New York offering support and contact between Chinese students and Americans. The piece contrasts refugees’ fates with Jewish and European diasporas and critiques political coercion and emotional blackmail.
A foreign visitor on the West Coast seeks a glimpse of the racehorse Swaps and bribes his way to the stall. The guide presents the animal, but the guest mistakes the name Schwaps for Schnapps in a humorous moment.
Crossword clues scrambled text and partial answers from a vintage puzzle page. many entries unreadable or garbled. The readable items include multiple across and down hints for common crossword entries, with several proper nouns and numeric references obscured by OCR errors.
Copyright and republication statement from Thomanuille Times-Enterprise authorizes exclusive use by AP dispatches and local news. It notes daily publication except Sundays, second class mail entry in Thomasville Georgia, with postal act reference and contact information.
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