Eisenhower era politics and the 1956 race outlook
A Thomasville Times-Enterprise column analyzes the 1956 presidential race amid Eisenhower’s administration, noting voter trust in Eisenhower versus top officers, the Talbott resignation, and the likelihood of Eisenhower or Stevenson as candidates. It discusses GOP and Democratic strategy, leadership needs, and the looming election with implied continuity.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Hisenhower
Talbott
Robert Taft
Stevenson
Zoning for beauty and civic pride in Thomasville roots
The piece argues municipal zoning can serve beauty and public convenience. It credits early leaders William Miller and Mrs. William M. Harris for promoting garden clubs and rose shows that shaped Thomasville’s civic beautification. It notes ongoing community efforts to teach beauty’s value and integrate aesthetics into city life.
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Thomasville
William Miller
William M. Harris
In God We Trust on currency and its roots in faith
Eisenhower signed Public Law 140 to inscribe In God We Trust on all coins and currency. The idea traces to 1861 requests by Salmon P. Chase and James Pollock, with congressional approval in 1864 and 1865. The motto, drawn from The Star Spangled Banner, became a patriotic staple and symbol amid debates on secularism and remembrance.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Treasury
Salmon P. Chase
M. R. Watkinson
Ridleyville
Pennsylvania
Chase
Philadelphia
James Pollock
God
United States
Soviet
Russia
Georgia’s Forward Drive Toward Peak Industrial Growth
Georgia forges ahead with a strong push for peak commercial and industrial development. Agricultural gains reflect steady progress, with factory workers averaging six dollars more weekly than last year. The state anticipates broad benefits across all sectors amid rising labor strength and a hopeful outlook for continued growth.
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Georgia
Truman At Bat in Modern Political Scene
Ex president Truman remains in the news as he reenters political life and advocates national concerns and party loyalty. His outspoken stance and seasoned Missouri policy approach shape national debate, attracting conservative supporters while maintaining influence despite no longer leading the party.
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Harry Truman
Truman
America
GOP
Missouri
Disarmament Talks Move Ahead with Cautious Tone
In Washington and New York observers note ongoing exploratory talks on disarmament between the United States and Soviet Union. President Eisenhower's envoy Harold Stassen outlines aerial inspection proposals while Arkady Sobolev seeks U S reaction to Russia's May plan. The discussions cover phased information exchange and on site verification with observers and aircraft overflights.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Nat van Té¢ Ra
APC
United Nations
New York
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Geneva
Arkady A. Sobolev
Stassen
Sobolev
Red China
Britain
France
Japanese Royal Parole for Senior Royal After War Crimes Conviction
The only relative of the Japanese royal family paroled today is former marquis and Vice Admiral Teruhiss Komatsu, 64, fourth son of the late Imperial Prince Yoshihisa Kitashirakawa. His release and that of 21 other war criminals held in Sugamo Prison were announced in Washington. Komatsu was convicted by a U.S. military tribunal in 1948 for failure to rescue 800 Allied personnel after a sinking and for sinking more than 12 Allied ships.
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Tokyo
Teruhiss Komatsu
Yoshihisa Kitashirakawa
Komatsu
Sugamo
Washington
U.S
Boyle's Notebook Aid To Japan Big Problem For U S
AAP report notes U S must aid Japan to prosper and strengthen its armed forces while fostering friendship. Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu, famed for his war crimes conviction, visits New York as he and his daughter seek solutions amid diplomatic tension and shifting alliances. The piece recalls MacArthur's postwar Japan surrender ceremony on the Missouri and highlights reflections on rebuilding and reconciliation.
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Pfovece Mersels
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shigemitsu
United States
Shanghai
Japan
Hoshjiro Umezo
Accepting a Daughter's Husband Through Love and Faith
A mother-in-law is urged to accept her son-in-law, despite dislike, for her daughter's happiness. The guidance emphasizes loving actions, refraining from prejudice, and turning to Christian faith to foster harmony and help the marriage thrive.
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Christ
A Serious Type of Theft
A devotional column on punctuality argues that lateness wastes others time and counts as theft of time. It cites Shakespeare and Nelson to emphasize arriving early and respecting others schedules as a moral and spiritual duty.
United States Lines Buys South Atlantic Trade Name
United States Lines Co. authorized to purchase the trade name and goodwill of the South Atlantic Steamship Line of Savannah.
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United States Lines
South Atlantic
Washington
United States Lines Co
South Atlantic Steamship Line
Savannah
MERMm area Across L Extend 1 6 Knack 8 Measures of capacity
Across and down clues form a puzzle word list. The grid includes items like Town in Hawaii Scotch river and Arikara, with several numeric and directional hints guiding letter placement.
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Hawaii
Scotch River
Small Island
Claire
Ten Years Ago Puzzle Solution Pack
Fairy is solution item two. Opposite of a weather is clear. And not equals or. Good-by equals farewell. Take offense equals feel insulted. Precise point equals exact location. Fine hairs on plants are trichomes. Psychiatrist equals analyst. Units of Weight include gram and ounce. Printer's direction is typeset or folio. Intersection equals crossing. Staircase railing equals balustrade. Graph equals chart. Head covering equals hat. Spurt equals burst. Rubber tree is Hevea. Kind of Mineral equals ore. Catching device equals trap. Bother equals annoy. Before equals prior. Witness equals observer. Passage out equals exit. Cover with equals envelope.
Roosevelt backs TVA dam in defense plan
President Roosevelt approves the dam for defense as part of TVA and FDR is hailed by Southerners. The report notes German raids on London and a hurricane approaching the Maine coast. Labor Day is observed nationwide with local mobilization of the National Guard. Eugene Talmadge slated to speak at Moultrie.
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Roosevelt
Tva Dam
Chicamauga Power
FDR
Perth
London
Maine
Thomasville
Eugene Talmadge
Moultrie
Georgia-Florida
Gus Letcas
Rebels
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