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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1955
Page
4
One Grain of Truth and the Armor of Righteousness
The article argues that pursuit of truth suffers from rivalry and partisan certainty in public life and private relations. It urges facing personal and collective flaws, valuing candid acknowledgment of mistakes, and seeking truth even when uncertain, as the path to peace of mind and genuine security.
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China
Mental illness to be next medical frontier say Salk and colleagues
Dr. Jonas Salk and two other polio vaccine researchers urged focusing on mental illness as the next broad front for medical science. They argue mental health dominates hospital beds and is amplified by social factors, urging better family and community support to reduce emotional distress and instability.
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Jonas Salk
The Good Partner Policy In Latin America Critique
Eric Sevareid reviews the Washington shift to a less ambitious Latin America policy. He notes no major changes beyond modest loans and technical aid while the United States declines large financial commitments and resists joining regional banks or price mechanisms. He warns of diverse, slow-moving Latin conditions and the need for practical U.S. help.
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Rio de Janeiro
Latin America
Washington
Asia
Europe
Inter- American Development Bank
United States
Eithe
Nation s Civil Defense Hea ds Up in Washington Notebook
Washington observers say the nations civil defense program is plagued by weak authority and scarce public urgency. FCDA data show funds and leaflets exist but no workable nationwide action plan or broad volunteer mobilization as local governments handle planning with limited central power.
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Washington
United States
Nevada
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
Eisenhower
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Advertising Council
Ad Council
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Atomic Energy. Commission
AEC
Lewis Strauss
Eniwetok
Optimism Grows Among Raleigh Budget Makers
Budget planners around Raleigh express optimism from improving national economic indicators and early 1955 data. Yet NC tax receipts remain near forecast, with no surplus from 1954 to fund 1955 57 operations. lawmakers hope higher yields in 1955 56 reduce the need for new tax sources below 20 million dollars.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Revenue sources in cap square debate over tax estimates
Officials debate reducing new revenue estimates from 52 million to 37 million and possibly 20 million while aiming to balance the budget. Governor Hedges notes that raising 37 million is harder than 52 million, and advocates warn missing funds may complicate securing any one source. While sources push for broader inclusion with lower yields per source, total revenue remains the goal.
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Hedges
Budget Hedging and Grave Maintenance Bills Stir State Assembly
The article notes legislators preferring hedged budgeting to avoid new taxes, aiming to keep budgets within official revenue estimates while some push bills risking out-of-balance appropriations. It also cites highway officials' duties expanding from roads to preserving historic graves and sites, including Gen. William Lenoir and Gen. Joseph Johnston surrender locations, with related maintenance mandates.
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Finance
General Assembly
William Lenoir
Caldwell County
Highway Commission
Bennett Place
Durham County
Joseph ©. Johnston
Sherman
Robert E. Lee
State Department Whisky Hiding Sparks Interference Debate
Washington tale finds Rep. Rooney accusing State officials of masking whisky costs as allowances. The exchange covers budget hikes from 475000 to 700000, and the shift from representations to operations allowances amid wreaths for deaths and weddings.
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Washington
John J. Rooney
New York
Rooney
House Appropriations Subcommittee
State Department
J. F. Dulles
Rep. Roe
Mr. Rooney
Buttermilk Channel
Brooklyn
Lou W. Henderson
Henderson
Ozarks
Mr. Henderson
Gene Fowler
Men of Vision highlighted in Southern Railway founder tales
The article recounts Harry A. DeButts remarks at a Newcomen Society dinner praising Southern Railway's "men of vision." It profiles Calvin Graves, Edward A. Ferguson, William Harris Hardy, and Alexander B. Andrews for financing and guiding railroad progress in the South, noting their courage, sacrifice, and impact on regional development.
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South
Southern
Harry A. DeButts
Southern Railway
Washington
Newcomen Society
North America
Southern Railway System
Southern Railway Company
Virginia Piedmont
Calvin Graves
North Carolina
Senate
Purssenger Station
Raleigh
Northarolina
State House of Commons
Caswell County
North Carolina Railroad
The
Goldsboro
Charlotte
Ferguson
Hardy
Edward A. Ferguson
Cin
Cinnati Southern
Ohio
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
William Harris Hardy
Mississippi
New Orleans
Andrews
J. E. B. Stuart
Blue Ridge Railroad
Midwest
Deep South
Ee Southern
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