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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
2
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A sprawling, opinion heavy column notes how careless words and actions ripple through society. It discusses luck in golf, the impact of public resentment, and social responsibility, mentions Finney and the boll weevil as symbolic forces, and critiques reading habits and open expression.
A reflective piece on how cruel humor harms others and the lasting impact of mockery. It contrasts a college student’s poison note with an elderly man’s suicide note and argues that thoughtless derision damages both victims and perpetrators. It urges empathy and acts of healing over mockery.
The Florida legislature adjourned without tax increases or higher out of state fishing licenses, leaving year round licenses at 7.50 for nonresidents. Lawmakers failed to raise enough revenue to cover deficits and fund schools, with soft drink taxes blocked by industry allies. The governor now faces decisions on future measures as the session ends placidly but with unresolved finances.
The Florida people are willing to pay taxes and also to collect taxes in some phases of human activity that many states will not tolerate. The funds come in great quantities but not enough to meet the demands of the people. The same is true of many other states and they usually manage to do on less until they can amicably get more.
Debate centers on Capper Bill restricting liquor advertising in interstate commerce. Critics warn it could threaten freedom of the press and set a precedent for banning ads in other products, while supporters cite protection from liquor’s social harms.
The Morgan gorse has a long history in Vermont, selectively bred since 1789 for its distinctive fitness and hardiness. This heritage ties the breed to early American agricultural and plantation landscapes.
Today more than 100000 visitors greet Lindberghs ship the U S S Memphis as it sails into Chesapeake Bay. Soviets execute twenty in reprisals for the Polish minister's assassination. Prolonged drought slashes turpentine output in South Georgia. Glen Arven defeats Valdosta 12 to 8 in golf. Leland Crews shoots 83 in the National Open first round.
Hollywood gossip notes reveal Merle Oberon describing on set romance and friction with close co stars while Lucien Balad is her husband. Joel McCrea praises Frances Dee as sincere. Bogart recalls chiding a witness who claimed communist influence in film and quips which way they went: left.
Mr and Mrs Carroll Carter plan a return to Lake City after a Florida honeymoon. The groom is linked with Standard Coffee Company of Jacksonville. The bride Dorothy Sherrod of Coolidge married Carroll Carter of Orlando on April 6. She graduated June 3 and a dinner party honoring them was held June 3 with out of town guests from Orlando and Apopka.
Washington reports a partisan push on a 1947 tax cut and a labor reform bill. Tilman opposes both, with vetoes possible if Congress cannot secure two thirds to override. Senate and House debated, hearings heard hundreds of witnesses, and a compromise measure awaits final action by June 20.
Fragmentary note suggests the practice of agriculture by humans dates before 5000 B.C. The text mentions early subsistence activity and hints at archaeological or scholarly discussion, with some unreadable portions surrounding dates and sources.
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