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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
3
Editor announces the Nate Times Enterprise aims to be the most complete newspaper in the region, outlining plans to expand sections and improve coverage. The statement emphasizes quality journalism and community service as core goals for the publication's future.
A Florida city removing parking meters amid downtown retail migration to suburbs, raising questions about net benefits. The piece calls for city officials to publish meter revenue versus maintenance, police, and clerical costs to evaluate parking meters impact on local commerce.
Sylvia Porter highlights annual surprise audits by top independent public accounting firms of NYSE brokers. The checks last days to weeks, ensuring firms meet strict internal and government rules, aided by frequent reports and fiduciary insurance to deter fraud and dishonesty. Investors should seek accurate information, avoid tips, and rely on solid safeguards.
The piece contrasts Russia’s death sentences for selling second-grade apples at top-grade prices with leniency in the United States for fraud. It cites Great Britain and Georgia’s harsh penalties, argues against applying death for fraud, and laments dictatorial rule influencing justice while noting Russian apple dealers must grade carefully as they face severe penalties.
A New York AP piece notes quirky facts and trivia from crowdsourcing mail. It highlights a furrier named Mike Forrest offering mink bikinis at 500 dollars and weaves in various curiosities about language, history, and everyday life.
A Boston duo William Stanley Braithwaite and Edward J. O’Brien are remembered posthumously for their anthologies that shaped early 20th century American writing. The essay reflects on their impact, the era, and a lifelong debt owed by readers to their work.
Observations recall mule drawn plows and mail boxes atop plows as relics of a past era. The piece contrasts daylight long hours with today’s mechanized farms, stressing acreage, equipment costs, soil testing, and credit. It praises farmers as America’s first citizens amid heavy regulation and optimism.
The piece argues that stock market understanding hinges on August projections by manufacturers and wholesalers and August buyers guessing consumer demand. It links consumer goods to labor, cites Labor Day to Christmas as peak season, notes White Goods Sales in January, and warns that a weak third and fourth quarter lowers city turnover and government tax revenue. It stresses currency flow relies on confidence in present and future, and that fear leads to hoarding.
The editorial urges delaying 1963 tax cut plans until 1962 bill passage, linking tax relief to a balanced budget. It calls for deep government spending cuts, strict review of foreign aid, and leverage against Western Europe to push market access, warning against relying on weakness in negotiations. It favors a tougher stance with Europe to avoid unemployment and protect U S interests.
The piece argues public blame follows the current president, notes Kennedy should study past leaders like Coolidge and Hoover, and predicts 1962 third and fourth quarters depend on consumer market performance. It discusses Treasury tax cuts proposed for 1963, implying relief by 1962 deadlines and potential effects on spending.
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The piece notes that a Ted Kennedy Senate victory in Massachusetts could give three Kennedys top Washington roles with John F Kennedy as President and Robert Kennedy as Attorney General. It suggests a Kennedy governorship bid and a broad dynasty image amid current terms and reelection prospects through 1964.
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