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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
2
Historical masthead fragment shows Thomasville newspaper branding with publisher Thomasville Times-Enterprise and editors Lee Kelly and EB R. Jerger. Includes typical period staff roles and city paper presentation.
A Georgia law requiring daily Bible readings in public schools is contrasted with the US Supreme Court ruling that state led prayers in schools violate the Constitution. The piece notes debate over Bible study as literature and moral instruction, while emphasizing constitutional rights and educational value.
A columnist laments Midtown Manhattan's transformation from a lively neighborhood of brownstones cafes and culture to a skyline of office towers and banks. He recalls Old Lady Vanderbilt, old bars, and 18 eateries that vanished as progress rebuilt the street, leaving him a self described fuddy-duddy and old fogg.
The Brunswick News reports a city commission chose a lease sale to three local businessmen, provoking Mayor J Russell Tuten to call it a bad decision. The piece urges Thomasville to pursue similar action to secure the former post office for municipal use and notes possible federal funding and GSA ownership.
George Sokolsky argues that stock prices exaggerate wealth and that the market does not dictate the economy. He traces cycles from Egypt’s granaries to postwar policy, cites Canada and the United States, and warns a universal recession may arise if distortions persist.
A Clarksville Tennessee letter urges more dissent within Congress and Senate. It argues party loyalty suppresses independent thought and calls for lawmakers who will speak honestly on the merits of bills even at personal cost. The author cites historical respect for dissent and warns conformity misleads the nation.
A Mecklenburg County boat 16 feet long with a 75 horsepower motor carried a six year old on the bow once. The father, Coast Guard officer, joined the rescue but the boy was fatally wounded and his leg amputated after a propeller mash. The piece warns that accidents can happen to anyone with one momentary lapse and a bow seat.
Senate investigator Paul Kamerick recounted a trek through 16 Agriculture Department offices to gather Billie Sol Estes papers. Officials argued the system is cohesive, while critics say bureaucracy murkiness is inevitable in a large government.
Billy Graham discusses why some verses seem troubling. He argues translation issues shape meaning of evil as judgment and notes scriptural honesty about sins of God's servants, like David, supports inspiration rather than undermines it.
Ralph E. Lyne of Taylor Michigan argues that real security comes from individual effort and production. He advocates cultivating the habit of industry to maintain progress rather than rely on false philosophies of security.
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The piece urges parents to take their children for a ride on passenger trains in Quitman Valdosta Cairo or Bainbridge while available. It notes Coast Line now offers pleasant passenger coaches on trains 189 and 180 each day.
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