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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
2
June 1956 issue edited by Lee E Iget with Kelly as general manager and W D Hargrave as business manager. Provides news coverage, local notices, and community updates from the Vines Enterprise newspaper.
A partisan editorial weighs Eisenhower possibly seeking a second term amid sudden health issues. It argues the President should not be pressured and urges clear advice from him, noting risks to both party and nation if he runs while ill.
The article discusses the closing of entries for the Thomas County Democratic primary and urges participation. It notes offices up for election, qualification rules, and stresses voting as a demonstration of democracy and community spirit. It mentions fees, registration, and the impact of voter turnout on county governance.
The article analyzes Georgia's per capita sales tax load, noting it ranks sixth nationally while remaining below the national average in overall tax burden. It discusses emergency measures, proposals, and the political debate, highlighting that despite criticism no further increase is planned, and taxation remains more effective than anticipated.
Readers ponder how we measure star distances and temperatures, compare exoplanets to Earth, and question the moon’s role. The piece notes gaps in knowledge, the limits of current science, and curiosity about astronomical truths versus daily life activities like baseball.
London author seeks Jesus birth day for a play. Dynn Meynell of Finders Limited with 25 staff answers 200 weekly queries from around the world. He travels 13,000 miles in America and has once chartered a car to deliver forgotten false teeth for a stockholders speech.
Eugene Dennis and Max Weiss acknowledge long errors in strategy and leadership of the American Communist Party. They blame neglect of unions and united fronts and misjudgments since 1946. They call for a rediscovery of American realities and more member input into decisions.
A reader asks about low self esteem and fear of conversing with neighbors. The response says education isn’t key and cites Peter the fisherman as an example, advising a close relationship with Christ and reflecting His love to attract others and dispel inferiority.
Cooler air reaches the Great Lakes and Northwest while heat and humidity persist across the central and southern plains to the Atlantic. Showers and thunderstorms bring heavy rainfall in several cities, with Needles California recording 94 degrees.
Public notice from the Times Enterprise Co Inc announces daily local news coverage from Thomasville Georgia. It includes telephone contact details and general information about publication frequency and mail classification. The fragment mentions a parliamentary style notice and regional access points.
A concise historical overview traces Zionist origins with Herzl Basel Congress 1897, Balfour Declaration 1917, and UN recognition 1949. It notes Turkish rule, British mandate, and diverse Jewish migrations shaping Israel, including Weizmann and Ben-Gurion as early leaders, and highlights ongoing identity and demographic contrasts among Jewish communities.
The article outlines shifts within Jewish denominations in the United States and Israel, noting four sects in the U.S. and Sephardim versus Ashkenazim in Israel. It highlights Prime Minister Ben-Gurion’s political strain with Arab opposition, Soviet backing of the Arabs via Egypt, and Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett’s discomfort with U.S. arms policy toward Saudi Arabia and Israel.
A reading of Ack Carson's anecdote about a businessman who hails a pretty curbside woman who mockingly rebuffs him. It includes a quip about Jackie Gleason and a playful motto about three elephants, attributed to Bennett Cerf.
Puzzle text with scattered clues and partial answers across numbers 1 6 14 17 13 2 32 98 47 4 42 44 43 46 48 49 1 9 10 11 19 18 21. Includes phrases like Great and Gretk Brows with incomplete entries and mis-spelled items.
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