Local Paper Notice of Publication and Copyright
The document declares Associated Press rights for republication of all news and special dispatches. It lists Lee Ek Kelly as General Manager and W D Hargrave as Business Manager, with publication rights reserved. It notes circulation in Thomasville Georgia and dates to September 1955.
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Associated Press
The
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Congress
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Polio Progress Report Cites Vaccine Hope and Half Completed Fight
A historical note discusses polio in the country with declines in cases for the week ending September 10 and three thousand fewer cases than last year. It highlights the Salk vaccine as promising though not foolproof and calls for continued efforts to eliminate polio and protect children under ten. The piece remarks on vaccination progress and the belief that polio may be past its peak, while acknowledging the work remaining to fully eradicate the disease.
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Esa
Polic
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Australian Commission
Australia
Defense and deficit clash in call for balanced budget
Readers urge restraint on defense cuts while balancing the budget believing the debt will burden future generations. They warn against risking peace by reducing spending too far and note the nation tolerates a growing deficit.
World Series Rivalry Captivates Nation This Season
The article highlights the World Series and nearby city play as the American and National League pennant winners prepare for a seven game showdown. It notes fans’ passion for both baseball and football, plus local coverage by The Times Enterprise providing live play by play as available before press time.
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New York
Brooklyn
Oine
Times- Enterprise
Weak Western European States and Italy Under Strain
The article argues Latin nations including France and Italy show weakness in modern era. It notes Savoy decline, Mussolini era effects, and calls Italy the weakest link of European defense. Mentions Germany's West reintegration and Italian Communist party growth outside the Iron Curtain.
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House of
Savoy
Italy
Mussolini
England
France
Germany
Adenauer
Russia
Victor Emanuel
West Germany
Hitler
Italian Communist Party
Iron Curtain
Douglas oil well fizzle halts water use plan
Fragmentary notes describe an oil well near Douglas failing to deliver water use. The text mentions a neighbor’s dog causing disturbances and mentions taxation changes while hinting at local friction and unclear outcomes.
Political activity fund under Ford Foundation scrutiny
The Federal Republic debate centers on the Fund for the Republic funded by Ford Foundation profits. Critics argue it seeks immediate civil liberty issues rather than scholarship or education and may oppose anti communist investigations, risking conflict with congressional committees.
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Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
Ford Motor Company
Tons Reo
United States
Segregation Advocates To Meet With Griffin
About 200 segregation supporters will gather at the Biltmore Hotel in Atlanta at 6 30 p.m. for a closed session with Gov. Marvin Griffin to discuss preserving Georgia's racial policies. The talks aim for full exchange of views with possible future organization but no pledge to run for office. Attendees reportedly include Roy Harris and Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook. former Gov. Herman Talmadge is among officials invited.
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Atlanta
Marvin “Griffin
Plain Talk
Griffin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Georgia
Biltmore
States Rights Council of Georgia
Hugh
Grant
Augusta
U.S
Siam
Albania
Roy Harris
Atty
Eugene Cook
Tom Linder
State Rights Council
Mississippi
South Carolina
Herman Talmadge
Finding Courage After Loss Through Faith and Friendship
A supportive message urges the widowed reader to share sorrow with a trusted friend and seek Christ for comfort. It cites Matthew 5 4 and John 14 1 16, encourages prayer and heart opening, and suggests helping others to regain purpose and joy.
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Jesus
Christ
Heaven
Bob Hope to star in eight TV hours this season
Bob Hope is filming the first of eight television hours this season including a London and Paris special. He plans two to three pictures next year and recalls losing his agent Charlie Yates, then signs a renewed NBC pact for eight shows. He also travels to England for a film with Katharine Hepburn and Alec Guinness. He trims weight to the 170s and delivers sharp humor.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
London
Paris
Palm Springs
Charlie Yates
Bob
Charlie
NBC
Hope
England
Katharine Hepburn
Alec Guinness
Om Bob
Beverly Hilton
Strength for the Day by Parl L Douglass Ambassadors in Darkness
A meditation on the Pharisees question about the kingdom of God. Jesus declines timing and points instead to where the kingdom can be found. The piece contrasts outward spectacle with inward spiritual reality and urges vigilance in discerning God’s plan.
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Pharigees
Jesus
Jess
Pharisees
Earl Mayo to Speak at Ozelle Church
Earl Mayo of Harl Mayo Methodis Sire will speak at Ozelle Church. The message is expected to address church matters and spiritual guidance for attendees.
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Earl Mayo
Ozelle Church
Ozelle
Harl
Mayo
Methodis
Certified Oat Seed Advised For State Farms
Agronomist E. C. Westbrook urged Georgia farmers to use certified oat seed as the best long term choice. He noted certified seed is clean, yields more grain and provides more grazing, while non certified seed often has low germination and weed contamination that can infest fields and be hard to eradicate.
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Athens
Georgia
E. C. Westbrook
Georgia Crop Improvement Association
Agricultural Extension Service, College of Agriculture
Sre
World War II News Roundup From The Front Lines
Look back at a day of global tensions as RAF sinks four armed Naxi ships off the French coast and British bombs Berlin amid French raids on Gibraltar. Reports tell of Tangier clashes and a new Nipponese push in Indo China while border fighting resumes after a quiet period.
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Naxi
R.A.F
Berlin
Strike raises toll as elevator workers walk out
Ten years on the strike total climbs to 323,000 men. business activity and New York offices suffer as elevator operators and maintenance men join the walkout. reports say Hirohito may break precedent by calling on General MacArthur.
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New York
Hirohito
General Mac
Germans Approve Red Link with Soviet Union
West German Bundestag unanimously approves establishing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. The vote follows Adenauer's Moscow agreement and a two day debate on easing tensions and German unity. The House supports border terms via peace treaty and renews efforts for reunification while rejecting East German communist recognition.
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BOM
Germany
Bundestag
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Bulganin
Erich Ollenhauer
West Germany
Russia
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Heinrich Krone
Bonn
East Germany
Bulgaria
Puzzle Snippet prompts a HOT Gealee Solution reveal
A scrambled puzzle page fragment lists clues and partial answers such as Animal's, Flattery, Olfactory, half score, nostrils etc. The down and across hints include Pierced, Age, Color, Exist, Pronoun, Donkey, Fish, Weaken, Seizure, Turkish tithe, Sea Leader, Protective covering, Minimum.
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Peron
George E. Sokolsky
U.S.A
Fund For the
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Democratic Party
Liberal Party
Hutchins
Hutchings
Robert Hutchins
Fund For the Républic
Stion
Christian
B.S
Frankee Tor
Morris BD. OF Transportation
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Parl ‘L. Douglass
Geneva
Arthur
Tokyo
MacArthur
Truman
State Department
Big Five Council
Finney
Thomasville Entertainment Foundation
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