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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
2
The article extols the rose as a universal symbol across poetry and history and notes a Thomasville Rose Show. It cites Burns, Shakespeare, Moore, and Davin, mentions Roses in classic art and greeting cards, and references roses as state symbols and national flowers.
An opinion piece argues city parks have become dangerous as crime rises in New York Chicago and other metropolises. The author blames juvenile crime cites police assaults and calls for harsher punishment and older norms to curb lawlessness, noting fear and social reform debates.
A Thomasville note questions city parking rules on narrow streets. Signs ban parking on one side while the opposite curb remains open. Residents denied the right to park in front of their homes perceive unequal treatment.
A May 22 editorial argues America is not perfect yet provides a higher standard of living and freedom. It asserts government should be servant, not master, and must be vigilant while allowing people to pursue security and peace amid criticism from press and leaders.
A Griffin Daily News reflection on Hampton race crowd behavior shows few paid attention to a pre race prayer and National Anthem. The writer laments lack of reverence for symbols and notes Flag Day origins and the need for public reverence alongside patriotic feeling. It mentions consumer fruit markets and farm commodity pricing changes.
In New York an amusing note on couples shows wives increasingly trading stocks. A husband recalls his wife turning stock moves into domestic harmony while easing financial strain with thrifty shopping and careful selling.
AP reports a Kennedy administration scrutiny of economist Clague after he warned of a 1963 recession. Goldberg denied the forecast, noting economic facts do not support such a claim, and memory of past wrong forecasts is cited as context.
Notice from Thamesville Times Enterprise Co. reserves rights to republication of dispatches and advertises subscription details. Includes mail rates and tax information for domestic sales and deliveries in Georgia.
Billy Graham explains humanity’s sin nature and the universal need for Christ. He compares spiritual law to gravity, notes no one can overcome sin except Jesus, who bore the cross to grant forgiveness and power to live righteously for those who believe.
The text contrasts fiscal thrift with government handouts, warning of catastrophe if entitlements expand. It references North Carolina, Kranka and Ob VAROMA, then notes two major rose themed events in America: Pasadena Rose Bowl parade and the Kentucky Derby run for the roses in Louisville. It also mentions greeting cards with roses as the public’s favorite floral motif.
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