Southern Furniture Market Welcomes visitors to grand event
The Southern Furniture Market is hailed as the heart and spirit of the industry where designers manufacturers and retailers unite to offer affordable, stylish furniture for American homes. It celebrates production distribution and shared wealth while aiming to inspire homemakers and propelling industry achievement beyond physical venues.
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Atlantic City
New York
Broadway
Manhattan
Vegas
San Francisco
Chicago
McCormack Coliseum
Paris
Kentucky
Detroit
Furnitureland USA
America
Fallout of steel price rollback stuns Soviet observers
The piece notes how Kennedy's steel price move unsettled Soviet media and officials who shift positions to fit Kremlin propaganda. It argues the crisis exposes weaknesses in communist claims of monopolistic control and boosts American credibility abroad. The piece calls the change an extra dividend for U.S. influence.
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Kennedy
United States
Kremlin
Ding
America
Hail The Ladies Spark Town Beautification Effort
The article extols garden clubs in High Point for beautifying neighborhoods through plantings at intersections parks and public spaces. It credits club members with inspiring neighbors promoting competition and pride in lawns shrubs and greenery across the town.
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High Point
Joneses
Garden Club
Garden
Newspaper masthead with staff names
President and secretary treasurer lead a historic newspaper staff listing JOE BROWN as managing editor W PATTERSON SR advertising director W W IDOL JR and circulation manager in a compact organizational note.
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Joe Brown
W. Patterson, SR
W. W. Idol, JR
Soviet civil defense program vast and growing
RAND analyst Leon Goure reports a long continued and comprehensive Soviet civil defense effort with shelters in multiple cities. He cites 1950 and 1959 shelters, planned city evacuations, and a large, trained population, noting extensive municipal facilities and a broad defense apparatus.
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Assn. Washington
NEA
Nina Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Leon Goure
Rand Corporation
Goure
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Patriot
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Bridges as Unity Across Walls in a Sunday Sermon
The sermon cites John 4 4 to urge breaking walls between nations and peoples. It uses examples from Jerusalem Mandelbaum Gate Berlin Wall and modern inventions as bridges uniting humanity and notes Jesus as a bridge between factions traveling through Samaria to reach hostile people.
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Mandelbaum Gate
Old Jerusalem
No Man's Land
Berlin Wall
Germany
Ganges
Asia
Jesus
God
Old Well
Samaria
Bridging Hearts: Jesus Breaks Barriers to Unite People
A sermon recalls Jesus breaking down divisions between Samaritans and Jews and healing diverse groups from Bartimaeus to the Roman captain's son. It emphasizes the cross as the bridge uniting humanity with God and urges modern readers to build human brotherhood and peace.
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Jesus
Zacchaeus
Bartimaeus
Calvary
Christ
Heaven
Earth
God
Abraham
Travelers report shows 1961 highway deaths down slightly
The Travelers Insurance annual highway accident study notes a 1 percent drop in 1961 fatalities to 37,600 and injuries to 3,057,000. Speed remains the leading cause, with 10,260 deaths, while pedestrians and certain crash types also shift. The report credits safety efforts and law enforcement for the decline.
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Travelers Insurance Companies
United States
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Thomas Campbell
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
HOLT
McPherson
Carles B. Loflin
Associated Press
N.C
Aviation Museum
John
Robert Marks
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