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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
2
Editor Jerger and Lee E. Kelly listed as Gen Mgr with W D Hargrav as top executive in the South Georgia publication note.
The essay praises the Thomasville hospital as a community gift from a devoted donor. It notes the institution will soon expand to care for twenty thousand more patients and emphasizes its value as community insurance. Critics are urged to support the hospital’s progress over complaints about costs or design.
A Washington discourse argues no proof exists of improper influence or law violation by Sherman Adams. It notes backing from Eisenhower and other officials, questions political smears, and suggests the case may ruin a qualified public servant despite possible lack of willful wrongdoing.
The text extols Georgia as the premier state for industrial development, highlighting favorable climate, labor, and materials. It claims rapid establishment of enterprises, wide opportunity, and strong state publicity to attract investment and boost profits across the region.
The piece discusses crime types in Georgia and nationwide, noting some offenses receive front-page treatment while many are dismissed. It praises the Thomas County stockade for humane, clean conditions and proper confinement, while acknowledging occasional abuses. It also mentions shifts in penal policy and rising health and other insurance.
Newspaper boilerplate and legal republication notice from the Thomasville Times-Enterprise detailing rights, USPS classification, and subscription rates. It lists affiliation with Associated Press and editorial contact channels.
The article analyzes Soviet behavior as it blocks a summit with the United States and torpedoes Geneva talks on a nuclear test ban. It notes Khrushchev’s June letter abandoning hopes for a summit, and Soviet terrorism warnings with Imre Nagy’s execution, signaling a tougher stance and rising Western blame.
The piece argues the Supreme Court has hampered anti Communist actions by limiting exposure efforts. It cites Khrushchev era duplicity and Soviet domination in Hungary and Eastern Europe. It warns of Red China's expansion and notes FBI evidence, with continuation on page 5 column 4.
The text cites that excess work rarely causes breakdown but anxiety and relationship frictions with a boss can. When people feel competent and relaxed they can perform miracles without fatigue. It notes that by school age children know it is wrong to steal, yet many struggle with temptation.
By Joseph Whitney this excerpt discusses why children steal and frames it as an opportunity for parental guidance. It rejects a superiority complex, citing Katz and Thorpe who say it is a symptom of inferior feelings, with boasting and snobbery as defense mechanisms.
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A tribute recounts Herbert Bayard Swope as a pioneering journalist who embedded with power, shaping reporting through firsthand access, vast knowledge, and craft. The piece contrasts old era independence with today’s hand outs and notes Swope’s influence with Baruch Churchill and others.
A night club scene yields sharp lines about diamonds and extravagance. A blonde asks for a bracelet while her escort jokes extenuating circumstances block such spending. Publicists build pedestals for tiny men and Walter Pidgeon hints tipping barbers as hush money.
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