Public School Issue Rightly A Three Way Consideration
The North Carolina governor faces road and school policy as central campaign issues. He should outline current plans for highway modernization and address broad educational reform, including school equipment and teacher support, within state local collaboration and national responsibility. The piece urges sane, inclusive progress for both white and Black students.
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North Carolina
South
Supreme Court
Hodges
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Andrews
Slowing Ambulances Seen as Safety Measure for City
Hospital officials and doctors urge stricter enforcement of ambulance laws in High Point to reduce crashes and protect pedestrians and drivers. They insist speed rarely saves lives and reckless siren use endangers all, advocating calmer, safer hospital dispatch and better police clearance notifications.
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High Point
Easter message on Christ's Resurrection and life beyond the tomb
The speaker reflects on Easter morning as the moment the risen Christ defeats death and offers eternal life. He cites scripture and philosophy, affirming the Incarnation, Atonement, and Resurrection as the three pillars of faith. The tomb is a doorway to a fuller life, not the end, providing hope amid human bewilderment.
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Jesus
Joseph
Christ
Zone
Joseph's Garden
Mary
Aramathea
Father
Heaven
God
Easter benediction and church reflection from High Point paper
A fragment from the High Point Enterprise echoes Easter faith with a sermon-like reflection. It recalls Christ rising and offering comfort to readers on a long life journey, ending with a Hallelujah note and benediction.
The Legend of the Dogwood and Easter Memories
A reminiscence blends the legend of the dogwood as the cross tree with Easter memories. The author recalls Holy Week taboos, eggs, pip games, and April Fools pranks, then wishes readers a happy Easter.
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Jesus
Easter contrasts New York parade with High Point reverence
Bill Hotn reflects on Easter in New York and High Point, noting New York’s televised spectacle outside St Patrick’s Cathedral versus a quieter religious observance in High Point. He and editor colleagues discuss Southern influence, race relations, and a New York nightclub scene, with Grace Kelly sightings and subway fears highlighted.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
High Point
South
Maine
Vancouver
California
Ohio
John Moran
Bangor
Daily News
Jonathan Daniels
April Foolish Rumors Spark North Carolina Turmoil
A spoof list claims tax excusal, new four year colleges, a bishop alarm mishap, Kefauver and Stevenson stepping aside for E C Daniel, a Wilkesboro airport plan, Steve Canyon to marry Marilyn Monroe, a Daniels party switch, and a denied April Fool's surge. The piece ends with a professor doubting secret sessions and a jab at New England literary practices.
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Chapel Hill
Bureau of Internal
Secretary of the Treasury
Rocky Mount
Lumberton
Wilmington
Kinston
Fayetteville
Wilson
Elizabeth City
Winston-Salem
Piehl
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
E. C. Daniel
North Wilkesboro
Piedmont
North Carolina
Binet
New England
Weather lore and political musings mix in March reflections
A clipped column blends folklore on April showers and June heat with political chatter about candidates and shoes. The piece notes regional weather quirks and adds a satirical jab at Adlai Stevenson and Attorney General Brownell through playful, nonsensical asides.
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Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kansas
Louisiana
Nevada
Virginia
Longfellow
Adlai Stevenson
Brownell
Minnesota
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