North Carolina Tax Policy Lifts State and Nation
Governor Hodges argues NC tax policy fuels national economic growth by boosting per capita income toward the U.S. average by 1970. He cites corporate tax cuts, multi state operations, and a favorable climate for industry as drivers of growth and new investment, aiming to attract plants and expand existing industry.
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Hodges
American Management Association
North Carolina
U.S
General Assembly
Commerce
New York
Mid-West
Small seeds and mighty truths From a microscope of faith
The article argues that vast wonders lie in near humble things, as Jesus used the mustard seed to reveal spiritual truths. It moves through examples from the eye’s cells to Niagara Falls and a butterfly to show how small beginnings reveal God's miracles and the reach of the Christian Church.
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Jesus
Earth
Christ
Whitman
Niagara Falls
Great Gorge
Heaven
High Point Spring-Fall market draws buyers and growth chatter
The South reinforces its grip on the High Point furniture market as buyers from across the nation attend the spring-fall showings. Officials note better-than-expected business despite buyer caution and call for more show space and supporting facilities to sustain the large influx four times yearly.
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High Point
Stamey
Cheer I-O Proposed For High Point Camp De Velure
YMCA officials favor Roaring Gap as a candidate name Cheer i o for a new High Point camp de velure. Edgar Hartley popularized the phrase as the local Y director and developer. The name would preserve the camp’s bright friendly greeting atop the mountain for users and beneficiaries.
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High Point
Develure
Roaring Gap
YMCA
Edgar Hartley
Precinct meetings set for Democratic planning in May
The Democratic plan stresses precinct units and lays out the structure for selecting delegates and officers. Voters must learn the exact hour and place, as meetings appoint a five member committee and delegates to the county convention, with rules ensuring representation and certification.
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North Carolina
Ing
County Executive Committee
High Point Enterprise Publisher Details
The High Point Enterprise publishes local news from High Point North Carolina. It operates from 305-307 North Main Street and serves as the primary newspaper for the area.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Public notice of newspaper distribution terms High Point item
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery per year and notes AP content rights. It states independent contractor carriers and distributors, non responsibility for advance payments, and requests rate contact through local carriers and Ward-Griffith Company for advertising.
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High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise
National Advertising
Ward-Griffith Company
High Point Market Draws Global Furniture Industry Figures
Harry Wang of Textileather division Toledo visits High Point for the spring furniture market, praising the variety and depth of goods. William Turpin of Turpin’s Fresno store also attends, highlighting Southern market growth and personal buyer hospitality. The piece notes market strengths, showroom investments, and upcoming expansions in Lexington and Lenoir. New styles for dresses also catch shoppers’ eyes as market activity remains strong.
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High Point
Harry Wang
Textileather
General Tire and Rubber Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wang
California
William Turpin
Turpin
Fresno
Calif
Home Furnishings Daily
Trade Journal
A. W. Stamey
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
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David E. Jones
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Frank
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Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Firs
R. B. Terry
Bout McPherson
Brownee
Robert Marks
Howard East
Rotary Club
China
University of Pennsylvania
Peiping
Chinese National War Council
America
Wang Yin Pao
Greensboro
Leo Heer
Southern Furniture Exposition
San Joaquin Valley
Lexington
Lenoir
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