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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
2
A historical critique argues prohibition failed, crime rose, and repeal did not end gangsterism. It cites Roosevelt and Hoover, notes widespread liquor consumption, and warns public sentiment must shift before real reform occurs.
The Chicago literacy effort teaches reading to adults on welfare with classes in schools and churches. From day one, 7 260 students enroll and eight months in, only two drop for non attendance. Many obtain jobs after learning to read and write, inspiring support for the program nationwide.
The selection of a successor to Pope John XXIII begins June 19 with conservatives and liberals seeking a compromise or surprise. Pope John’s liberal stance, ecumenism, and welfare calls shape expectations as Cardinal Cushing comments on canon law and ecumenism, while a new pope may follow John, revert to conservatism, or seek a middle ground.
A humorous piece recalls a man who stacks 100 shirts after wartime resolve to avoid dirty collars. He explains how wives resent the excess while husbands admire the bold claim to fame. He offers shirt loans with an exchange rule, vowing to never drop below 100 again.
Donalsonville Georgia faces a council order disallowing trading stamps effective July 1 as a retail incentive. Merchants protest the authority, arguing stamps are a voluntary competitive tool and not a public hazard. Local housewives split, noting stamps hold value for many items and that customers may choose to save or skip them.
Yale Law professor Charles L. Black Jr. first publicized sixteen states approving at least one proposed amendment aimed at limiting federal power or empowering states. The plan would create a Court of the Union, abolish federal jurisdiction over apportionment of state legislative seats, and let states propose ratifications without Congress or a national convention.
A columnist argues that states once held sovereign power to set election qualifications while examining three proposed amendments. He critiques federal overreach since 1933 under broad welfare and commerce interpretations, notes the Ninth and Tenth Amendments neglected, and says sixteen states consider reforms despite potential worse cures.
A quote attributed to Rabbi Louis Binatock urges Americans to combine faith with civic law. It calls for business people and citizens to elevate moral principles so religious ideals guide the laws governing society.
Fragmented readable clues suggest a crossword puzzle with across entries like Brooch and flexible tube and reflect garbled phrases such as Sura and Prayer bead. The OCR text shows misread letters and partial phrases across multiple entries.
American puzzle author offers solutions to Saturday’s clues. Across entries include Cudge Beast and Israel king. River in Ecuador appears among hints, with Show Me as a refrain.
Those aiming to control weight will do well to avoid tables piled with butter beans snap beans corn tomatoes potatoes okra and other favorite vegetables. It is a real test of willpower to sit where such dishes are before them and resist a full serving.
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