Georgia eyes bigger road program and paved routes
The article discusses a federal highway plan of 101 billion over thirteen years and how Georgia evaluates applying it locally under Chairman Lawson. It notes states prioritizing already paved or planned upgrades, the push to coordinate with federal funding, and the need to convert dirt roads in Georgia to support heavier commercial traffic.
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CIAL
Reed
Rogram
Orgia
Georgia
Lawson
Crack Down On Carelessness On Roads
An editorial urges stricter traffic enforcement as paving lapses threaten safety. It calls on drivers and parents to model careful behavior, enforce road rules, and prevent needless deaths or property destruction from reckless driving.
Europeans Hold Easy Tours For Eng lish Speaking Visitors
Residents of Thomasville discuss summer travel to Europe where tour firms promise easy access and few language barriers for English speakers. Experts note price sensitivity and increased risk of overcharging, while families plan extended trips to educate youth through firsthand exposure to different cultures and landmarks.
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Thomasville
Europe
Seacore
Summer Pests Arrive Insects Take Over The South
Insects especially mosquitoes flood the South with a surge of pests during the hottest months. Health officials push campaigns to curb flies fleas and mosquitos as they spread diseases and discomfort. Thomasville notes cooler conditions yet health vigilance remains high to lessen summer ravages.
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Thomasville
Public discourse notes police calm efficiency in city
The piece mentions Cliff Steyerman returning from Paris and colliding with Wilson Hardy ex Times-Enterprise operator, plus a wary view of flying and world travel promises. It commends the police department for calm, dispassionate effectiveness and warns readers not to provoke them.
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Cliff Steyerman
Paris
Wilson Hardy
Times- Enterprise
Purchases by Women Shape Men’s Fashion Says Expert
Mrs LeBow, former Vogue menswear editor and wife of Vic tor LeBow, argues that about 70 percent of men’s clothing is chosen or purchased by women. She notes women scout outfits in advance and favor color and fabrics suited to men, urging openness to new styles like removable cuffs and braid trimmed evening jackets.
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Saucy Gic
Hollywood
France
Simone Simon
Sam
French Starlet Etchika Choureau Eyes Hollywood
Hollywood kicks off with French starlet Etchika Choureau praising American men while sharing impressions on Hollywood life Her critique covers dating norms entertainment venues and climate plus fashion tips for men including color and fabric choices and how to present a slimmer look in suits
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Hollywood
Etchika Choureau
France
Mirror of Your Mind and Test Score Declines
The piece notes youths prefer work away from home for higher pay and independence, plus broader adult approval. It highlights a perceived drop in intelligence test scores after age fifty to sixty, averaging about twenty five percent.
Are people as religious as they used to be
The article argues that overall religious feeling remains constant over time, though expression changes across individuals and societies. Psychologists see a natural religious function essential to psychic health and stability, with external rituals sometimes clashing with inner beliefs, leading to denial of religious feelings.
Investigations Promise Broader Look Into Politics and Economics
A 1957 column argues committees will focus on money and business, exploring how government, big business, and big labor unions form a de facto coalition. It notes limits from the Watkins decision, cites Eisenhower advisers Milton Eisenhower, Sidney Weinberg, and Lucius Clay, and warns of rising monopoly and legal contracting as tools to evade laws.
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Congressional
Supreme Court
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Watkins
Harry Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Sidney Weinberg
Wall Street
Lucius Clay
George Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
Canada
Herbert Hoover
William A. Williams
Hoover
Soviet Russia
Try and Stop Me in a Big Department Store Bargain
A housewife enters a chaotic department store bargain scene and exits with a white cloth while a floor-walker objects. The piece weaves in an 1957 weather bureau joke and remarks by Omar Burleson on a commencement address, quoting a proverb about bees and ambition.
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Omar Burleson
Texas
Burleson
Puzzle phrases and garbled clues on a page
A fragmented OCR item shows a list of puzzle hints with many corrupted words. The readable items include “Sacro zz Solution” and scattered phrases like “Weed of honor” and “Sluggish.” It reads as a malformed puzzle page segment with partial word fragments and unclear context.
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Reeven
Boyle
Wwe
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U. S
Etchika
Eccica
Corsica
William Welknen
Ted Hunter
Wellman
Joseph Whitney
Pesochern
Bern
Ufe
George, E. Sokolsky
Bennett Cerf
New York Weather Bureau
King Features Syadin
Etain al
Sacro
Yoeterdey
Fos
John
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