Times-Enterprise Daily Except Sunday Notice
Issued daily except Sunday by the Times Enterprise Co Inc Thomasville Ga and entered as second class mail at the Post Office under act March 8 1879. Rights of republication of dispatches credited to Associated Press or this paper and local news publisher are reserved. September 1955
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B. Serger
Raitor
Associated Press
Dionarches
Times-Enterprise Co.,Inc
Thomasville
Congress
Optimism and Caution Across Economic Spheres
The piece notes broad optimism yet warns of trouble spots in farming labor and finance. It mentions rising interest rates, cautious banks, potential housing and auto demand declines, and a push to stabilize conditions with tax cuts and tighter loan terms. Population growth and stable prices shape a cautious outlook.
Fraud suspected in plant mail orders in DeKalb county
A DeKalb county nurseryman faces federal indictment for selling plants by mail order that failed to match advertised claims including an orchid misrepresented as such while a pitcher plant proved valueless. Postal inspectors review shipments as authorities push to curb petty fraud and protect honest nurseries.
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DeKalb County
Georgia property tax assessments face fair value ruling
The text argues that Georgia tax assessments should reflect just and fair value under Supreme Court guidance. It notes public concern about high tax rates alongside low county assessments and calls for equalization by applying uniform rates to assessed values across counties.
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Georgia
Supreme Court
DeKalb County
Equalize County Property Assessments and Parking Ticket Issues
The text argues for uniform property assessment to reduce tax inequality across counties and notes the challenge of fair market value appraisal. It also reports public frustration with parking tickets and calls for consistent enforcement of city laws to ensure equal treatment and respect for regulations.
Eisenhower Heart Attack Raises 1960 Election Uncertainty
The report notes no prior indication of critical condition but confirms a coronary thrombosis lasting beyond routine expectations. It suggests possible impact on his ability to govern and run again, influencing the upcoming year and Republican prospects in the presidential race.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Civilizations cure? A call for a seven day week solution
Boyle argues civilization sickness stems from crowding and sameness. He decries 9-to-5 norms, proposes 16 hour shifts and a 7 day week to spread work and leisure, reducing lines, traffic, and stress while preserving individuals and social life. He cites urban crowding and rising illnesses as proof.
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Jane
Eisenhower Suffers Heart Attack Shocks Political World
President Eisenhower suffered a heart attack early Saturday in Denver according to Associated Press reports. James Marlow notes the sudden health crisis sent tremors through Washington and the national political scene as details emerged.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
Political realignments reshape 1956 race outlook
The nation faces altered campaign dynamics as Eisenhower’s health casts doubt on his 1956 bid. Republicans may see Nixon emerge as strong nominee, while Democrats gain leverage with a weakened GOP position. The era shifts toward renewed strategic calculations ahead of the next presidential contest.
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Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
GOP
Making a Christian Home in Any Apartment
A letter urges Christian life in small living spaces. It asks what children find there and suggests the fruits of the Spirit, joy and peace, and practical steps to create an inviting home with games and treats to welcome friends, despite limited space.
Political mudslinging and Costello’s notoriety in 1950s rhetoric
A columnist argues political smear campaigns hinge on invoking Frank Costello the rackets czar. He notes how Costello’s publicity shaped public perception, criticizes mudslinging between Republicans and Democrats, and warns of volatile Cold War rhetoric influencing voters and presses.
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Frank Costello
United States
Costello
New York
Robin Hood
George M
Pennsylvania
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
The Practical Human Touch in Spain’s Valley Experiment
A Spanish scholar notes a valley population’s small stature due to overly pure glacier-fed water lacking minerals. He argues sunlight and soil fertility also play roles, urging a practical, human-centered approach to realism and daily life.
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Spain
C47 Crash Fatal to 7 Beings Investigated
A C47 plane crash near Burns Wyoming killed seven aboard while en route from Stead AFB Nevada to Selfridge AFB Michigan. Snow fell as authorities continued investigation and identity of victims remained unreleased.
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Burns
Wyo
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
New
Selfridge Air Force Base
Detroit
Air Force
Rome Board Warned About Milk Prices
Rome Board of Education faced a warning from Charles G. Duncan of the Milk Control Board for buying milk below fixed local prices. He said the Meadow Gold contract does not meet all legal requirements and violations carry fines up to 100 dollars per day. The district plans to continue selling milk to students at 2 cents a half pint unless legal action changes this.
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Atlanta
Rome Board of Education
Charles G. Duncan
State Milk Control Board
Rome
Milk Control Board
Duncan
Rome Board
Meadgow Gold Dairy Products
Cartersville
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