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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1976
Page
5
A compact reflection pairing a Bible verse about trees and fruit with a George Ehret quotation on war deeds traveling from the past. The note links moral lineage to history, suggesting identity shaped by enduring actions and memory.
The article previews the Southern Furniture Market in High Point, noting its April and October sessions as a premier global event. It details growing foreign participation from Spain Italy Britain Germany and Canada and American exhibitors from California Michigan and New York. The fair is both a market and a town meeting shaping High Point's economy and identity as it evolves with the industry.
A reader letter denounces unsigned communications praising speed limit evasion and CB radio use. It cautions against criminals forming conspiracies, notes legitimate CB benefits for motorists and business, and laments being drawn into a culture of lawbreaking.
The centennial of the Russian Bible’s first publication is marked by a new print run of 100,000 copies, a joint project of the Russian Orthodox Church and the All Union Council of Evangelical Christians Baptists, printed by the Soviet State Press. Baptists are the leading Protestant group in Russia.
The High Point International Management Council the local IMC chapter tied to the YMCA celebrated twenty years of service at a dinner hosted by the YWCA. Founded in 1995 under Guy Kinney the group grew into a national recognized body earning multiple awards for programs service and leadership.
Hal Bernton infiltrated a migrant tomato crew for a week earning a penny a pound. He found squalid camps with torn trailers, minimal meals, and heavy deductions leaving workers near starvation while corporations like A Duda and Sons profited. Officials debated response behind closed doors amid calls to cut programs for migrant education and housing standards.
Capitol Viewpoint questions the power of labor votes in politics and notes how even prominent figures dodge crossing picket lines. It cites Betty Ford, Humphrey, Carter, Udall, and Jackson, arguing politicians rarely act against unions publicly. The piece presses for a politician willing to oppose unions openly.
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