Congress clash over Eisenhower plan criticism sparks firm rebuke
In Pacific rumor and political maneuver, Austin Doyle and McElroy spar with Senator Russell over who may challenge policy. Russell demands more testimony while defending congressional oversight. Debate centers on the administration's military and governance plans amid accusations of biased testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Austin E. Doyle
Comat Formosa
Jroy
Burke
McElroy
Sen. B. Russell
Georgia Deml
Armed Committee
Cone
Russell
Mislen
Eisenhower
Aggressive Behavior and Inferiority: School Pace Issues
Analysis suggests aggressive behavior stems from insecurity as a child seeks status through provocation. The text notes attempts to appear superior by attention seeking and swearing, while questioning if fast pushing in school suits young pupils. It critiques the standard pace of public schooling as too slow for some learners.
Gold as Weapon and the Question of Fort Knox
A 1958 column examines John H. Baker's warning on toxic pesticides and links it to gold as a Western financial weapon. It quotes Byrd Committee dialogue about who owns Fort Knox gold, the fragility of gold reserves, and the risk of foreign balances influencing U.S. currency power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Baker
Soviet Russia
Byrd Committee
Fort Knox
United States
George Malone
the Treasury
George Humphrey
Malone
Senator Malone
Humphrey
Europe
Roosevelt
Stop Me NE Workers Report Neck Pain After Drive In
A group of stenographers reported for work with stiff necks and sore arms, explained as caused by holding hands at a drive-in theater. They were in different cars, leaving the supervisor puzzled.
Monticello Legion sponsors Jefferson Watermelon Festival
Otto M. Walker Post 49 led by Ernest Clark sponsors the Jefferson Watermelon Festival in Monticello Florida on June 27 28 with Lions Jaycees Kiwanis Chamber support. Events include a Friday beauty contest a large Saturday parade 65 floats a Confederate veterans tribute a band concert historical tours and watermelon contests with free cold fruit. Northern charm and hospitality are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fla
Otto M. Walker
Ernest Clark
Jefferson County
The
Legion
Lions
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
Clark
S. D. Clarke
Florida
Hal Adams
Mayo
Ranger Jack Foley Completes Course
Ranger Jack Foley of the Forestry Commission completed a two day civil defense rescue training at Camilla. The 20 hour program covered ropes knots first aid casualty handling stretcher lifting devices and ladder use. Trainee participation included a formal final rescue exercise with lowering of victims from a roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack * Foley
Thomas
Gecrel ‘Forestry Commission
Civil Defense
Camilla
Foley
Jack Grantham
Atlanta
State Civil Defense
Forestry Commission
Stolen 1957 Car Sought By Thomas County Officers
Thomas County authorities seek a 1957 blue and ivory four door car stolen yesterday in Chattahoochee with Florida tag 21-W-553. The driver, a 28 year old light skinned Black man, is believed to be a bricklayer working in Thomasville.
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Florida
Chattahoochee
Thomasville
Queen's Ball to Close Two-Day Event at High School
The event wraps with a Queen's Ball in the high school gym. The evening features the orchestra of Jack Tondee contributing to the program.
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Jack Tondee
End age barriers for workers over forty urged
Observations argues against job rejections for those 35 and older. Sylvia Porter notes employers cling to age limits despite evidence older workers can perform. The piece warns age discrimination harms individuals and society and urges keeping capable older workers employed.
Reverend George Shirley Leaving Thomasville After Eighteen Years
The Rev. George Shirley will resign as rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Thomasville after over eighteen years of service. The community expresses deep regret and thanks for his thoughtful deeds and kind ministry, noting his modest, strong character and lasting positive influence on religious work. The piece ends with a light segue on plumbing outlines and locating pipes.
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George Shirley
Thomasville
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Mr. Shirley
Goodby
God
Earth
Across clues compact puzzle answers
Slipperlike shoe suggests moccasin or slipper like shoe. Cicatrix is scar. News sheet is gazette. Heavenly body is orb star sun. Sty is pigpen. Claw is talon. Male swan is cob. English murderer is Burke or Carver? Noting clues across. Steer wild is buck? Peer is equal or lord. Restrict is limit. Not true is false. Smoothed with a tool is planed. 4 quarts 2% is a pint? Literary scraps are scraps or lore? Hurryning bird is wren or swift?
Last Rites Planned for Mrs. Pardee in Thomasville
Funeral services for Mrs. Rob ert B. Pardee dieing at her Cassidy Road home are set for 5 p.m. at Whiddon's Funeral Chapel with Rev. A. Allen Gardner officiating. Cremation will follow. Born December 9, 1908 in Valdosta as Beauchamp Breedlove she lived in Thomasville 24 years and is survived by her husband two nieces her mother-in-law and several relatives. She was a Valdosta High School graduate and Georgia State College for Women alumna and a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Pardee
Cassidy Road
Whiddon
A. Allen Gardner
First Presbyterian Church
Pardee
Beauchamp Breedlove
Valdosta
Dan H. Breedlove
Breedlove
Thomasville
George Grant
Houston
Anne Blunt
Richmond
Marion B. Pardee
John T. King
Alva Balfour
R. C. Balfour Jr
Georgia State College For Women
Loyd 87 Dies in Meigs Rites Set at New Bethel
J E Loyd 87 longtime New Bethel community resident died Monday at his daughter's home in Meigs after five weeks illness. Born in Wilkerson County Georgia he was a retired farmer and member of Rock Hill Masons and New Bethel Baptist Church. Funeral 4 pm Wednesday at New Bethel Church burial in church cemetery Greene Gregory Funeral Home Moultrie in charge. Survivors include daughter Mrs Reva Cooper another daughter Mrs Ada Hurst of Columbus two sons C BE Loyd and O H Loyd 27 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
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Meigs
J.—E. Loyd
New Bethel
Reva Cooper
Wilkerson County
Loyd
Rock Hill Lodge of Masons
New Bethel Baptist Church
Church
Greene-Gregory Funeral Home Moultrie
Ada Hurst
Columbus
C. BE
Ochlochnee
O. H. Loyd
Commission Approves Sewage on Fontaine Drive
City Commissioners authorize sewer lines on Fontaine Dr with pro rata taps for willing property owners and higher taps if dissenters join later. Legal opinion notes lack of authority for city assessments without a referendum. Also set July 1 bids for $625,000 paving and sewerage bonds.
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Fontaine Dr
Sol Altman
Julius F. Ariai
Nephew George Butler Died in Tampa Truck Crash
Mr and Mrs Fred Rehberg of 401 N Hanse Sr were notified of the death of their 12 year old nephew George Butler of Tampa Florida. He was fatally injured by a truck yesterday in Tampa.
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Fred’ Rehberg
N. Hanse) Sr
George Butler
Tampa
Fla
Rehbergs
Rains Likely to End With Scattered Showers Forecast
Rains may be over with only widely scattered afternoon showers. Skies to be partly cloudy through Wednesday with higher daytime temps. Tomorrow high near 90 after 88 today. Tonight's low around 73. Westerly winds under 10 mph continue through Wednesday. Rain totals in 24 hours about 2.5 inches downtown and 2.15 farther out. High yesterday 82, low 71. outlying station high 82, low 71. Normal for month 4.48. Sunset 1:42 PM, sunrise 6:34 AM.
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Mercury
Evening Community Meetings and Club Gatherings Schedule
Canem TM AR of Events lists multiple 8 p.m. activities at venues including IOOF Hall YMCA Silks Home Health Department Health Department and Post 32. Thursday 10 a.m. Red Cross membership and 1 p.m. Rotary Glen Arven 7 p.m. Lions Scott Hotel and 8 p.m. AA Presbyterian Fellowship Hall and Masonic Building.
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Odd Fellows
IOOF
Laneburg
Williamsburg
Y.M.C
Amvets
Hiks Lodge
Silks Home
Health Department
Red Cross
Y.m-C.a
Rotary Club
Glen Arven
Lions Club
Scott Hotel
Alcoholics Anonymous
Presbyterian
Fellowship Hall
F. & A.M. Lodge
Masonic Building
Perry Baker dies after heart attack in Georgia hospital
A Scott Hotel slager Perry Baker died in a Georgia hospital after a heart attack. He had worked since about 1952 and was ill for a week before death. Survived by son Bill of Thomasville and two daughters in Lafayette. Funeral arrangements pending with Wallace and Sons in La.
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Perry Baker
Scott Hotel
Ting
Fn J Ga
Bill
Thomasville
Lafayette
Baker
Atlanta
Wallace and Sons
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A. 5
By Bennett Cerf
Nticello Post 49
Jefferson
Jack Foley
Dial
Doris Gable Day
CHG Young
Mamie van Doren
Hiwa Theatre
GALLI
Hopper
Taylor
Valerie French
Gene Barry
Augusta Chronicle
Sylvia Porter
Cicatrix
Heavenly Body
Feeler
Aaa
Pope's
E. Jackson St
Georgia
Fielders Grocery. & Market
N. Stevens
R.B. Pardee
J. E. Loyd
Lester St
W. B. Garrison
Mimosa Dr
Mgr
Herschell F. Snuggs
Broad St
McLellan Store
Broad
Crawford St
Mesnus
Edwin T. Smith
Scott Bldg
CANEM
Salvation Army
Robinson-Smith Insurance
Travelers American—Business’ Security
Robinson-Smith Insurange
Ford
Miladee
Clase A
Ford Show
Ernie Ford
South Broad St
Thomasville Sales Company
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