Daily Times Enterprise header and masthead
The page shows the Times Enterprise newspaper masthead from Thomasville Georgia listing editor L E Kelly and business manager Hargrave with press association credit to the Associated Press and publication details including mail classification and contact numbers. It reflects standard early 20th century newspaper formatting and ownership information.
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Wm & Jerger
Lee E. Kelly
Adv
Mgr
Hargrave Bus
Times-Enterprise
Quotations on morality and society from a local column
A rambling local column touches on religion crime politics and garden woes. It criticizes hypocrisy in law enforcement condemns sensationalism in media and laments economic strain while noting May 29 extension votes and local property rules in Boulevard area.
Case of Willie McGee Refuels Racial Debate in Mississippi
The article recounts sustained efforts to save Willie McGee, condemned for raping a white woman in Mississippi, detailing appeals to state and federal courts and accusations that outside leaders used the case to inflame racial tensions rather than aid McGee. It notes the case was decided on evidence and criticizes race baiting by dissidents aiming to stir unrest in the South.
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Willie McGee
Mississippi
Mississippi Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
South
Atlanta Journal
How to Vote on Annexation in Thomasville Election
The article explains voting eligibility for the annexation election in Thomasville. Only city residents who own property within the annexation area and are legally registered in Thomas County may vote, with exceptions for long‑standing property owners and certain renters who can sign affidavits. Stockholders in clubs or corporations cannot cast ballots. Voters outside the city must be registered in the county and own property in the affected area, then sign an affidavit.
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Thomasville
Thomas
Glen Arven
Cotton Shortage Warns Higher Demand and Lower Carry
The piece notes wartime cotton demand will exceed normal, with a smaller carry compared to twenty five years ago. Last year yielded about ten million bales. government estimates require sixteen million for carry and needs. It urges efficient Southern production and cautions against abandoning cotton for other crops while balancing national needs.
Eisenhower Hints on Testimony and MacArthur Controversy
The piece suggests General Eisenhower may refuse a return to a meeting due to Senate testimony in the Truman MacArthur dispute. It argues his absence could avoid partisan entanglement and preserve his value for future duties while noting MacArthur supporters’ hopes and fears.
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Eisenhower
Senate
MacArthur
Europe
Republican Party
Be Yourself The Miracle of Identity In Daily Life
Boyle's Notebook notes the value of individual identity and the longing to be someone else. It explores how people admire traits of others yet prefer to keep their own self. The piece uses animal imagery to compare human traits with elephants and mice, emphasizing personal uniqueness.
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New York
Five escape convicts stage kidnapping in Oklahoma
Five escaped prisoners flee amid two wounded guards held hostage as a man is abducted. A wide search is underway for the perpetrators while other global and local political notes flash across the bulletin.
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Oklahoma
Italy
Schuschnigg
von Starhemburg
Vienna
John Dobbs
J. E. Gandy
C. J. Reilly
W D Hargrave
Run Down and Chiropractic Adjustment
The article likens a run down body to a watch losing its mainspring and argues chiropractic adjustment restores balance. Dr. W. L. Stucky explains spinal misalignment disrupts nerve flow and can be corrected to restore health, advertising his office at 120 E Jackson in Tuck Ridge and telephone 2397.
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Nehea
Tuck Ridg
E. Jackson
Reading in transit improves the mind and passes time
Christopher Willop argues transit reading on buses or trains is costly to social harmony. He notes newspapers travel at others’ expense while books may be left behind and rarely returned. Social interruptions from neighbors discourage reading, prompting farewell to reading material.
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Clark Gable
Caruso
Einstein
Rockefeller
Casanova
Madame Dubarry
Hedy Lamarr
Madame Curie
Worm
Bagdad
Radio Programs Listing for New York May 14 195?
Network lineups and times for NBC CBS ABC and MBS show evening programs across music drama comedy and news features. Notable items include Gordon MacRae Show How ard Barlow Rise Stevens Donald Voorhees Boston Pops Eugene List My Friend Irma Hollywood Playhouse Inner Sanctum and Ralph Flanagan Orchestra along with special TV crossovers and radio theater listings.
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New York
NBC
Gordon MacRae
Nia Rosa
Howard Barlow
Rise Stevens
Donald Voorhees
Boston Pops
Eugene List
CBS
Hollywood Playhouse
Godfrey
My Friend
Irma
Bob Hawk
ABC
Ernest Gross
Ralph Flanagan
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Associated Press
Arthur Moore
Gell
Boulevard
Joe Stalin
Georgia
Russia
Earth
China
India
Boyle
Stoday
Germany
Japan
Rome
General Motors
Boston Navy
Rudolph Hess
Naai
England
Berlin
Hess
Britain
Camp Blanding
Col. McCory
W. L. Stucky
Fagaly & Shorten
Qiowaruy
Junior
By Christopher Willop
Hashknife Hart
Essa
Redd Tire & Motor Co
Brewton Supply
Packard
Packard Thunderbolt
America
Desantis. Motor Company
N. Madison St
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