Lee E Kelly and W D Hargrave Lead The Times Enterprise
South Georgia newspaper notes Lee E Kelly as general manager and W D Hargrave as business manager in the Thimisville Times Enterprise context.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
2
South Georgia newspaper notes Lee E Kelly as general manager and W D Hargrave as business manager in the Thimisville Times Enterprise context.
The piece notes efforts to stimulate Georgia tours and attract visitors nationwide to scenic spots from coast to coast. It highlights Georgia scenery, road access, hotel and camping facilities, and summer camps for youth as part of a broader push to boost travel within the state and nearby regions.
Growth in summer camps and recreation centers expands across the state over twenty years. Officials emphasize healthy, supervised activities for youth, facilitated by affordable travel and widespread facilities on good roads, with families supporting vacations as productive for learning and fun.
The article recalls a proposed Thomasville street car system abandoned after laying cross ties to a cigar factory. It notes the Habana factory becoming Vashti School and praises early efforts that brought electricity, gas lighting, and the modern light and water plants. It argues buses replaced streetcars while railroads remain for heavy freight and emphasizes ongoing municipal progress.
An editorial urges citizen restraint and accountability among public servants. It emphasizes serving with constructive, non-selfish aims and warns against selfish ambition, urging clear reasoning to pursue the straight path for community progress.
The text argues segregation does not conflict with religion and cites the 85th Congress as a potential record in history. It notes advice from a hard headed lawmaker on growth and suggests several methods for success, including using brains and brawn and caring for roses with timing and warm water.
Publication notice states AP credited dispatch rights reserved and republication allowed for this paper. Times-Enterprise Co Inc issues daily except Sunday from Thomasville Georgia and is mailed as second class. Contact and subscription details included.
Stanford based Frank Enge of American Machine & Foundry and Leo Shiskin in Moscow began radio contact in August 1956. They exchanged journals and records, shared life details, and discussed Sputnik and Explorer I. Enge notes many U.S. hams have connected with Soviet counterparts, suggesting people-to-people ties could soften tensions.
Washington analyzes Khrushchev's attempt to soften the Soviet image and split Western alliances. The piece notes his 1956 denunciation of Stalin, easing of satellites, and failed experiments as Poles Hungarians Yugoslavs resisted. It cites renewed purges including Imre Nagy's execution and ongoing satellite unrest.
The piece discusses how polls may not create a bandwagon effect, notes screen memories shield harsh events with pleasant recollections, and explains that inferior feelings arise from dictatorial orders but fade if the order is logical and necessary. It cites Elmo Roper on memory and behavior.
In a GM information handbook the rise and fall of U S auto sales from 1948 onward is outlined with years and dollar totals. The piece argues that after 1955 a shift from necessity to style slowed purchases, with 1957 58 showing resilience but not matching 1955. It cites mass psychology as the driver of a perceived recession in autos.
The article notes mass European imports shifting urban car demand toward small, affordable models. It contrasts large ego-driven cars with practical, economical small cars like the Ford Tin Lizzie and Volkswagens, predicting American manufacturers will follow trend in big cities with utilitarian design and easier parking.
AY GOULD, famed stock manipulator, tempts a rector with stock advice. The rector loses 30000 in six months, Gould offers 40000 as restitution, then confesses he targeted several congregants. The rector admits spreading the market tip. Gould confirms it was his aim.
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