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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
The article discusses selecting topics for sermons speeches and editorials. It notes Sin as a universal subject, the variety of topics for civic or political gatherings, and the value of differing opinions in driving progress. It concludes editors anticipate disagreement yet value provocative writing.
A Roanoke Times editorial mocks obfuscated prose calling it androscogginism and notes the Coast Line Railroad's reduced rates aim to attract more passengers and help first time riders. The piece contrasts Churchill's simple phrasing with modern verbose writing and urges clearer communication.
A historical roundup notes key events on this date: Hoover's 1931 debt moratorium proposal gaining global acceptance. 1782 adoption of the Great Seal. 1863 West Virginia's statehood. 1908 Rimsky Korsakov's death. 1940 Roosevelt cabinet nominees Knox and Stimson. 1960 Patterson defeats Johansson for heavyweight title. 1960s East German unrest acknowledged. 1963 Kennedy talks with Australia on market-related cooperation.
A Georgia feature traces young anglers from the grassy banks of Baldwin Courthouse to lake and river outings with fathers and mentors. It profiles several boys from Macon and Milledgeville, detailing first catches, favorite gear, and lessons learned while fishing in Lake Sinclair, High Falls, the Okefenokee Swamp, and Florida waters.
President Kennedy proposes eight civil rights measures in 1963, spanning equal facilities, school desegregation action, job training and fair employment, with a community relations service and a broad prohibition on federal aid to racially discriminatory programs. Passage hinges on cross party support and potential Southern filibusters amid rising Negro pressure. In agriculture, melon markets shift toward medium sizes, with pricing affected by transportation costs and middlemen as supply from the South flood markets in spring.
Fifty years ago Thomas County led U S watermelon production with Thomasville as a buyers hub. Rail shipments and packed train cars defined the era, with varieties like Tom Watsons and Cob Gems. Prices rose on early sales but fell as harvests moved to market, leaving many growers facing costs and shipping charges despite hopeful futures.
Herbert Hoover at eighty eight faced illness and improved. Bernard Baruch, age ninety two, also weathered health scares. The writer praises these elder statesmen from the prewar era who emphasized that compulsion in relationships defeats itself, and laments the day they pass.
The piece traces Herbert Hoover’s use of provisional New Deal gadgets as he sought temporary fixes in the 1930s. It notes Bernard Baruch’s influence on the War Industries Board and NRA patterns, contrasting voluntary crop controls with compulsory price fixing and questioning legal constraints on cooperation.
Baruch notes Churchill’s seven tests of freedom including opposition to government, constitutional change, an independent court system, rule of law, equal rights, individual liberties, and free work without police political coercion. The piece questions their application in newly freed nations.
A scrambled crossword style grid prompts solving several clues. Entries include German terms, forms like increase by five, rhythms, finishes, and ages, with a mix of nouns and verbs such as preserve, simulate, and hastened.
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If one feels discouraged by luck, a tour of hospital rooms can change perspective. Speaking with patients in pain and immobility often yields a new appreciation for health, which is described as the most important and foundational blessing.
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