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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1956
Page
2
The article reflects on George Taft's possible entry into the 1956 Senate race, noting political divisions and public interest. It mentions Senator George and Talmadge, praising the candidate's judicial mind and potential to represent the United States in world affairs and defense, and discusses implications for Eisenhower era politics.
A sharp city observer argues that opportunity is the most misused word, urging readers to see it as the chance to advance collective and personal gains. The piece contends America was built on unity and seizing chances, urging vigilance against fear or inertia.
Georgia and Florida near historical cooperation across law enforcement agriculture highways and waterways They have signed reciprocal waterway agreements and a joint crackdown on illicit liquor netting significant seizures The two states plan joint exit and entry highway routes to facilitate travel and trade Ranks officials say this cooperation could yield long term benefits for industry tourism and shared projects
AL BOYLE notes Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney enters a campaign to stimulate movie interest by producing high quality pictures. The piece discusses public demand for better entertainment, the industry's need for educational content, and Whitney's influence as a top movie fan shaping plans for future releases.
Detroit safety consultant Jeanne Smith offers Fourth of July highway and water safety tips. Advice covers avoiding speed and aggression, leaving early, giving room to passing vehicles, slowing for signals, pulling off roads safely, checking traffic before moving, and water safety such as swimming with others, avoiding storms, and wearing life preservers.
Pegboard based dexterity and coordination drills expand beyond psychiatry to all workers. The State Employment Service through job placement and insurance offers peg in hole tests to improve matches, reduce turnover, and save employers thousands yearly, says Horace Stewart, local employment office manager. The program now extends to general aptitude testing.
An adviser urges teens to seek divine standards over peer pressure, noting that young people seek togetherness yet face risks. The piece also reports on a county employment office serving Thomas Grady and Brooks with 1000 jobseekers, 60 classifications, and a 9.9 percent placement rate, aided by a nationwide clearance system.
Hollywood highlights profile of Phil Harris as a relaxed star based in Palm Springs with wife Alice Faye and two daughters. He spends year in leisure near golf courses and trout streams, makes occasional NBC specials and films, and plans to push his movie career while advising his children’s upbringing. He notes disinterest in regular TV shows or a band centered program and anticipates fishing with Bing Crosby after tomorrow’s NBC appearance.
The Thomasville Times-Enterprise publishes daily news and reserves republication rights for AP dispatches and local items. The paper is mailed as second class at the Thomasville Post Office under federal act.
In a critique of medical ethics and publicity, doctors debate revealing or advertising insights into the President’s surgery and the role of those who operated on him. A Boston physician is singled out for bold claims and provocative methods, with calls for anonymity and Nobel pride tied to visibility.
The narrator recalls hospital care for a heart issue and criticizes the lack of Ike’s renowned specialist. He contrasts doctors who offer guarantees with a 700 case cutter who won’t specify outcomes and likens skill to a barber shaping a face, arguing competent clippers are rare and valuable.
A reader argues doctors overreact to Ike’s illnesses and could avoid public prognoses. They blame diet and raw foods in Asia for illness, noting experiences in the Philippines and China and critiquing medical speculation while advising experts to withhold names.
The piece notes rising names like Rock Hudson and Race Gentry as potential box office toppers. It predicts monikers such as Introducing Trip Hammer or Featuring Steel Barr and Puncher Good. An overnight sensation, found in a city deanery, enjoyed a mountain vacation near San Bernardino where she marveled at a lakeside scene.
Puzzle fragments list across clues from 30 to 53 and down clues 1 and 2 with partial entries and a note about yesterday's solution. Includes terms like Danger Father Compass Tear Automobile Cistern Trouble Dog's name Tortures Season Apart Smooth Cheese Female ruff and scattered crossword references.
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