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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
2
The article praises the federal food safety law and the FDA's role in enforcing it. It notes improvements in canned foods and pesticides regulation, and calls for strict penalties for violators. It cites ongoing scrutiny of frozen foods and fresh vegetables to protect consumers from contamination and harm.
The piece notes experts doubt a fresh influenza epidemic is likely in the United States though reports of cases among military personnel surface. It discusses concerns about transmission from abroad and the need for preventive measures, while reflecting on past epidemics and the limits of summer outbreaks.
A Pennsylvania judge discussed permitting cameras in court while limiting distractions to protect fair trials. He noted past cases in Georgia and other states where photography disrupted proceedings and urged caution against sensational coverage.
The piece argues that a solid public school base and continued study lead to college readiness and career success. It contrasts diligent, self disciplined students who apply themselves with peers who waste time on leisure, noting that effort and affability push the diligent toward leadership and achievement.
The text reflections highlight civic duty in the home and community, mention Hawaii and Alaska statehood delays, and praise the American Legion for supporting worthy movements. It questions loyalty and responsibility to the local area while noting distractions at home and the flag at the post office.
In West Germany, 300000 American servicemen cope with language gaps as the Army broadcasts the German word of the day. Soldiers mispronounce towns like Koeln and Muenchen, misunderstand Bad as health resorts, and learn that Hamburgers won’t appear in Hamburg menus despite the name.
Washington notes weigh the idea of a technically clean bomb that limits fallout. Eisenhower cites scientists Lawrence and Teller while Congress hears Alvin Graves disputing a truly completely clean H-bomb. Debate centers on tests, ethics, battlefield use, and risks to civilians.
The excerpt discusses how people work faster with spectators present and notes similar effects with co workers. It explores self control over irrational impulses and the impact of unconscious influences on behavior. It also raises questions about whether children are naturally inclined to inflict pain on others.
A reader cites an American Heritage article arguing Grant’s presidency exemplified executive overreach. The piece critiques Babcock’s influence, the Black Friday scheme, and warns that concentrated power endangers constitutional government and economic integrity.
OBERT HAAS, noted dog fancier, acquires a collie and sends it to college. At week's end the dog answers no to all questions except languages, barking meow. A publisher at a literary tea is pressed to help, with references to 1867 and a syndicate distributor.
Puzzle notes show nine plus one for yesterday’s solution and hints such as Be admitted and Eve's bus band. The fragment mentions numbers 170 23 28 38 36 and a total 37.
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