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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1957
Page
4
Beloved now are we the sons of God and it does not yet appear what we shall be. Dr. Hudson wrote a book titled The Divine Pedigree of Man in 1899 offering a scientific approach to faith that he claimed remains scientifically sound.
NA M A president N A Eddy calls Chicago markets diminishing as major buyers shift to Southern showings. He arguesSouthern producers keep showrooms dark in Chicago while welcoming buyers at their plants, complicating a unified national market.
Gov Hodges denounces business lobby influence in official party roles and calls for ethics rules to bar individuals who lobby privately from holding major Democratic offices. He cites John Jordan Jr. as protection for the party treasurer and notes past Roosevelt era concerns over political corruption. The move aims to curb conflicts between lobbying activity and party positions.
President Eisenhower urges observance of Child Health Day as a signal for improving future generations. Longevity has risen from 47 years at century's start to about 70 years by 1955 with white Americans living longer than non white, while advances against infectious diseases shift deaths to degenerative illnesses.
The piece weighs how Greek demand for Cyprus could affect U S interests, NATO, the Baghdad Pact, and the Middle East. It notes Turkey’s stake, Adana air base, Crete base, and the Sixth Fleet, stressing potential U S pressure and the dangers of one sided policy toward self determination. It highlights Cyprus partition improbability and the island’s interwoven Greek Turkish identities.
Washington reports price rises for the seventh month in succession and real wages fall for many workers. The piece argues that high prices and taxes erode buying power, favoring those with automatic wage increases, while the middle class bears the bulk of the burden. It warns that global tax havens drain American wealth and cites Ray A. McFadyen and Leslie Gould on Swiss Trusts and tax avoidance.
The reorganization commission recommends centralizing state business in the Governor’s office and moving authority from the Department of Agriculture to Public Health. The State Board of Health seeks a broader health code, and a highway commission reorganization would separate prison administration. Law changes narrow the highway board from 14 to seven, enhancing executive access. The era’s big issue is a single state fund for all revenue, risking highway and agriculture accounts and federal aid.
The American National Theatre and Academy funds a 40 theater circuit promising weekly shows mixing comedy drama classics and Broadway. Ford and Rockefeller Foundations back the plan with over five million dollars. Mental Health Week highlighted Guilford County efforts led by Dr. K B Geddie and local Mental Health Association. Sumner Mills to speak at American Friends Service Committee anniversary. Old Salem to open Fire House Museum May 11 with Carl Goerch as speaker.
The writer rebuts a Thomasville Tribune ad implying he would seek the city manager post in an election. He calls it a ghost story, urges voters to guard democracy, and questions sponsors for misstatements and misspellings while stressing voting as a sacred duty.
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