Times Enterprisemasthead notice
Lee E Kelly Gen Mgr announces association with the Times Enterprise Co Inc and Associated Press rights. Paper issued daily except Sunday and mailed as second class at Thomasville Georgia under Act of Congress March 3 1879. Hargrave business manager signs notice.
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How Communists Work It
A speaker warns that Communist influence targets American youth through subversive teaching and allied organizations. He cites covert propaganda, parallel groups, and the aim to erode patriotism and democratic values, urging vigilance over children’s education to prevent disloyalty.
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Cut The Weeds Highlight Thomasville Park and Lawn Standards
City efforts to improve upkeep of school campuses residential lawns and vacant lots are urged to reflect pride in Thomasville. Residents recall past action and call for tidier areas and better cared for parks including a plan to revise MacIntyre Park to preserve its natural beauty.
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Farm Vote Power Faces Shifting Economic Tide
The article argues the farm vote remains influential in politics though farm population declines and lower incomes dampen its leverage. It notes farmers retain political power beyond numbers and warns against neglect or misreading what the farm sector means for national economy and policy.
Supervised Play and Public Interest in Youth Sports
The piece argues that widespread interest in youth and community sports grows despite costs, urging supervised recreation to benefit children. It notes interlocks between leagues and schools, praises amateur focus, and cautions against overexpansion while touching on international policy and labor topics.
Hoover Commission Fight Becomes National Issue
A nationwide Citizens Committee supports the Hoover Reports as Herbert Hoover, at 82, champions nonpartisan recommendations to trim government and eliminate nonessential activities. Critics warn of a potential shift away from New Deal social programs amid 1956 election pressure.
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Jackie Cooper Overcomes Old Fame to Star in NBC Comedy
Jackie Cooper, now 33, has a stake in The People’s Choice, a new NBC comedy debuting Oct. 6. He reflects on a peak era as MGM’s child star, military service, and a low ebb before rebuilding his craft through summer stock and early television.
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Farm Surpluses and a Five Billion Dollar Puzzle
Washington AP analyzes the persistent farm surplus crisis valued at about 5.37 billion dollars, its causes in overproduction and limited consumption, and the debate between parity supports and Brannan style income guarantees. It notes subsidies for dairy, cotton, wool, and mohair, plus political maneuvering by Senator Eastland.
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Rain records show near normal September in Cairo
Cairo reports more than half the normal September rainfall on the first half of the month while year to date totals remain five to six inches below normal. August was hotter and more humid with 5.78 inches of rain and a high of 102 degrees. The year’s average temperature stands at 67.5 degrees.
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What Do I Think About God According To The Bible
The text urges readers to examine their view of God beyond belief and explains that God reveals Himself as loving just and holy. It cites Job and Jesus to illustrate divine care and justice and warns against accusing God of indifference. It emphasizes that God sustains every hair and knows every sparrow.
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Marking Rules for Selective Tree Cutting
Ranger Jack Jones of the Thomas County Forestry Unit outlines rules for selective thinning. Remove diseased or insect infested trees, suppressed or badly scarred trees unlikely to grow before the next cut, trees of poor form or quality, and wolf or overcrowded trees that hinder growth.
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Crossword Clues and Forestry Marking Notes
Puzzling across and down clues mixed with forest management quotes about marking trees for thinning. Mentions Ranger advice, Georgia Forestry Commission, and terms like leaves, trunks, and spacing for stand improvement.
Confessing Sins to God and Restitution Guided by Faith
The text states that confession to God suffices when sins affront Him alone. It cites a Bible verse about forgiveness and adds that if individuals are harmed, one should offer restitution to show sincere repentance.
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Britain Swap of Destroyers Wins New Hope for Bases
President Roosevelt announced a swap with Britain trading 50 old destroyers for bases in the Western Hemisphere. The war in Europe has altered the map, Britain now faces Nazi forces largely alone as the conflict enters its year mark.
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Final Japanese surrender ends the war decade ago
Ten years ago the war ended with ceremonies aboard the USS Missouri. General Yamashita and remaining Japanese forces in the Philippines surrendered. Allied occupation troops prepared for entry into Manila as reports described harsh prison camp violence and blood drinking. Shriners and parade events drew large crowds while a Toronto hotel fire was extinguished near midnight.
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