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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
2
South Georgia's Most Complete Newspaper appears with credits listing R. Jesger as editor, Lee E. Kelly as general manager, and W. D. Hargrave as business manager. publication marks and filler text accompany.
State Board of Education member Sames Peters argued the eighth grade in public schools is wasted even after standardization to meet high school needs. The fight over extending to twelve grades questions basic education, with critics saying the twelve grade system weakens the old eleven grade structure and fails to improve preparation for college.
An opinion piece argues that America thrives when minds and means balance wealth and power. It condemns communism as a growing danger that would erode democratic action and freedom, urging vigilance to keep the nation great.
The piece defends President Eisenhower as a part time leader during illness while in office and argues against needless spending and shifting costs to future generations. It warns against dangerous middle ground and urges prudent, principled governance to meet real needs without overreacting.
A reflection on Flag Day and Father’s Day, noting their June celebration and the responsibility and respect owed to the flag and to fathers as heads of households. The piece emphasizes unity, democracy, and the partnership of parents in upholding shared values.
The text notes shifting heat and cool periods causing disruption. It contrasts a disciplined worker who stays ahead of his schedule with easier catch up on days when work stops. It emphasizes planning to manage delays and maintain progress.
Public notices and legal notices appear in the Thomasville Times Enterprise under Associated Press copyright and republication rights. The paper is issued daily except Sunday by the company, with mail delivery and rates set for advance payment and subscription.
A satirical profile of a fictional executive Alonzo Q. Quagmire, president of Acme Tiddlywinka Co. He describes pressures from stockholders and government, feared layoffs, and the loneliness of leadership. The piece lampoons the modern magnate’s paradoxes, including a free parking space as a supposed reward.
A reflective column discusses political theory from Cromwell to modern leaders, praising the two party system as sustaining freedom. It argues governments derive power from consent of the governed and critiques public figures who chase advantage through polls and political factions.
The piece argues that true public service rests on clear, principled stands like Jefferson and Lincoln, contrasting them with political pro’s deals. It laments corrupt practices and praises leaders who stood for candor and authenticity, urging voters to recognize and support such figures.
The White House says no proof of official favoritism for rich businessman Goldfine due to his friendship with Adams, but evidence suggests he obtained confidential government information. Goldfine’s ties to Adams, costs incurred, and a probe into mislabeling by his textile firm are outlined as the House committee scrutinizes information leaks from the FTC.
The piece argues daydreaming serves as self-consolation for past failures and that most people limit dreams to plausible plans. It notes neurotic individuals fear real effort and that some suffer hidden doubts about worth, becoming easily upset by reality. It references common attitudes toward daydreaming and self-doubt.
The passage notes that insults affect people differently. those with realistic self view handle slurs with good nature while easily insulted individuals doubt their worth. It suggests both men and women struggle to express sympathy in sorrowful situations.
The piece cites Zsa Zsa Gabor praising revealing garments, says critics mock fashion shifts, and notes a department store ad for girdles amid a satirical roundup. It mentions a quip about firing a mother and references Bennett Cerf and The New Yorker.
A filled crossword puzzle listing many Across clues including Dwelling and Offer to buy along with Down cues and miscellaneous entries such as Inflamed Indian and a mix of abbreviations and suffixes across a dense grid. The list hints at common puzzle words like mattress cover and cardinal number and ends with regional reference to the Shoshone.
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