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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
2
A city commission discussion detailed the complete list of bank accounts and segregated funds, with a focus on cash, securities, and monthly reporting. Commissioners urged a full monthly display of available cash and securities to anticipate financing needs and bond obligations, noting careful budget management and no major changes in fund allocations.
The author argues traffic has grown, but laws aim to keep drunk drivers off the road. Drunken driving endangers others, signals may be ignored, and sober drivers bear the risks. Police presence is insufficient to catch all offenders, leaving many on the wrong side of safety.
The author argues the US debt near four hundred billion demands urgent cuts to wasteful government programs and salaries. A plan by Humphrey could reduce needless jobs over time, but requires tax restraint and directing surpluses to debt reduction.
A wave of speculation shapes the Republican race as Eisenhower public statements loom and Nixon's potential role remains unsettled. Analysts expect a decisive statement within weeks, with party unity at stake if Ike withdraws and the ticket core fractures before the San Francisco convention.
Secretary of State Dulles suggested that Communist parties outside Russia may gain independence and potentially undermine international communism. He noted questions from Red leaders about Stalin’s crimes and Moscow’s concealment, while cautioning that the shift could be only an uncertain, unproven possibility.
The piece argues both partners share points, defines discipline as teaching, and urges love in correction. It cites the Bible on chastening, notes children respond to guidance done with care, and asserts ethical behavior is modeled at home. It highlights example from Harlem where children supported more spankings.
Former governor Melvin Thompson says Georgians are sending letters and calls backing his challenge to Senator Walter F. George. He notes over $300 in mailed contributions plus $112 after qualifying to oppose Herman Talmadge, and he continues to run his campaign from his insurance office. He remains available to speak nationwide if invited.
Calypso, once improvised at Carnival, is becoming more commercial in Trinidad. Singers from modest means now earn about 1200 dollars annually, while royalties and tune robbing by foreigners worry locals. Rita Hayworth film scene used a local calypso for a $100 score.
Public notice describes republication rights and licensing terms for the Tyannauille Times Enterprise Co Inc. mentions second class mail status in Thomasville Georgia and subscription details with advance payment requests.
Puzzle clues and partial answers inked across the grid reveal words like Sandarac, Potato, Scarlet, and Yellow. The puzzle editor notes several misprints and garbled phrases such as not protes and aa ofa strife, suggesting a transcription error on the page.
An editorial recounts Morton Sobell appealing his 30 year sentence, arguing lack of due process and alleged illegal abduction by Mexican police. It notes Kaufman’s 48 page ruling upholding the conviction, rejecting claims of false evidence and jurisdiction, while contrasting with public figures who intervened.
Bennett Cerf collects humorous hits from radio and television eras. The piece recounts a TV master of ceremonies pressing a boy for a cereal choice until the boy quips you’re hurting my arm and notes Herman Wouk’s early ambition to be a gag writer before quitting after a boss’s blunt advice on material.
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