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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
1
Georgia Senator Herman Talmadge told a crowd yesterday that chasing money and bluster harms free enterprise and promotes a sprawling federal bureaucracy. He warned America risks bankruptcy and totalitarianism while criticizing welfare state pressure and national debt.
The piece argues teen-agers absorb adult crime models from mature offenders. It cites lawmakers convicted of bribery, officials charged with embezzlement, grand jury actions, and highway funds irregularities. It asserts adult misconduct, not teen missteps, shapes youth behavior and urges youths to demand accountability.
AP reports Vienna psychiatrist Prof Hoff on his U S trip noting American youth delinquency is more dangerous than Europe’s due to lifestyle and self discipline. He says a juvenile aggressor in America may act ruthlessly once inhibitions drop and cites potential gun violence. He blames gang films and media for influencing delinquency.
Eugene Williams reported a 21 inch television stolen from his Atlanta home on Saturday. Detectives recovered it at a store where sold for $20 and returned it to Williams. the burglar stole it again the next day, seen by neighbors, and detectives found it at another store sold for $30, now held as evidence.
Funeral services for Allen John Howell 43 were held at Zion Hill Church with Rev. George Byland and Rev. P J Keadle officiating. Interment followed at Zion Hill Cemetery. Howell, a Mitchell county native and farmer, died after a tractor overturned on his Pelham area farm. Survivors include his mother Nannie Howell and eight siblings.
Washington AP report shows 14 top industrialists and business leaders split on how to restore balance between supply and demand. Some back tax cuts and public works, others urge curb on unions, with a few favoring continued government spending and a sit tight approach. They largely doubt deficit financing drove inflation and favor building surpluses for future downturns.
Today events include Kiroy Club at Y M C A Rebekahe at IOOF Hall and Polls open at 7 am for a city sewer bond election. Evening activities feature Exchange Club at Plaza Cafe Pilot Club at Ellis and Miss Stith Bible class at Y M C A and more at Legion Home IOOF Hall Youth Center and Armory. Wednesday opens Glen Arvenpool for summer with Home League and Army Reserve meetings.
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