South Georgia Newspaper Fragment
Fragmentary text from the ddville Times Enterprise shows the paper's masthead and partial slogans, offering little readable news content or dateline to summarize a specific event.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
2
Fragmentary text from the ddville Times Enterprise shows the paper's masthead and partial slogans, offering little readable news content or dateline to summarize a specific event.
A compact notice announces a collection of editorials by L Edward Kelly spanning 1907 to 1960 published or compiled in June 1962. It identifies the editor and dates but provides no detailed content. The entry signals a retrospective look at Kelly’s opinion writings.
Thomas County commissioners warn that worn-out tractors mowers and reed equipment plus a need for more convict labor will slow paving prep and maintenance. They aim to speed operations by adding equipment and workers to handle preliminary clearing widening and grading for new road contracts.
New York AP column contrasts male emphasis on big events with female focus on small, personal matters. It cites a daughter’s remark that dads know about things while moms know about people and families, noting women’s practical skills and instinct in family life.
A reflective piece questions evolving punishment methods in society. It surveys harsher deterrents like public stocks and flogging, notes past abuses in convict camps, wife beating punishment, and modern prison reforms, arguing some measured discipline could restore respect for authority without cruelty.
George Sokolski argues Nixon's California primary win keeps him a front runner but a Nixon defeat by Gov Pat Brown would end his presidential bid. The piece weighs Rockefeller and Goldwater as potential rivals and urges a thoughtful Republican program beyond slogans.
The piece recalls Benjamin Franklin praising righteousness as a foundation of a new state and elevating industry and frugality as key to communal power. It laments modern dependence on welfare and urges readers to study Franklin’s guidance and emulate his example.
Dr. Gaylord P. Harnwell warned against the stampede for the college gates and the overemphasis on a degree. He argued that academic success does not guarantee personal realization and that universal college attendance could erode higher education standards.
The disclosure of Billie Sol Estes political gifts to Senator Ralph Yarborough and Representative T. J. Rutherford fuels talk of campaign finance reform. Advocates urge bipartisan fundraising, tax incentives, fuller disclosure, and emphasis on small donations to curb abuses and strengthen democracy.
President Kennedy faces a Democratic Congress that blocks key programs and delays major bills. The piece cites stalled health care and education efforts, tax revisions hindered in Senate, and budget raises debated in House, with anti Communist actions shaping foreign policy as Mills takes a cautious stance on tax cuts.
The Bible teaches belief in Christ as Savior and Lord, not only faith in the written Word. Peace comes when Christ dies for sins is accepted and assurance flows from trusting His promises. Read the Bible faithfully, ask God to speak, and obey His revealed will for true peace and confidence.
The piece notes that convicts who escape Alcatraz often die in the surrounding waters or are recaptured and returned to prison. It observes that many prefer death to continued imprisonment and discusses how major crimes lead to prison sentences and escalating troubles.
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