A Bible Thought For Today Reflects on Prayer and Strength
They that wait for the Lord shall renew their strength like the eagle. Isaiah 40 31 Harmonious living includes our relationship to the Infinite Prayer is not just a sanctimonious formula it is a recharging with power as well.
Better Coordination Of Taxes A Challenge To The States
The article argues that rising government costs require better tax coordination among states. It notes state and local levies, exemptions, and surtaxes shape the overall burden. It cites Changing Times on sales, food, medicine, and other taxes and urges mutual state cooperation to ensure fair, legitimate funding of government services.
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Eisenhower
Changing Times Magazine
District of Columbia
North Carolina General Assembly
Napoleon
Randy
Railroads debate ICC rate changes amid rising costs
Rail carriers express cautious approval of seven percent increases in the East and West and four percent in the South, saying boosts help but may not cover higher costs. They had sought larger rises, while warning that further inflationary charges could push toward nationalization as a worst case. Freight costs drive pricing and the need to balance profitability with business volume.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Southern
ICC
Britain
Insurance firm for dogs opens in New York market
A new insurance company launches in New York aimed at insuring a growing dog population in the United States. It plans policies up to $5,000 for aristocratic dogs as rate schedules are established. Insurance is described as "going to the dogs."
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New York
United States
Hospital expansion bids and Heart Center plans for 1958
On Sept 10 High Point Memorial Hospital will take bids on equipment for the enlarged hospital and its Heart Center. Some alternate proposals may add better equipment, including mechanically driven high low beds at about $5,000 extra. An $8,000 memorial room was subscribed, and donors are being sought for more memorials. Capus Waynick moves toward NC adjutant-general post with strong guard support. A Salk polio vaccine prompt autopsy case helped protect NC program. immunization continues to protect children from polio threats.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Jack Burris, Sr
Friends of the Hospital
Capus Waynick
New York
North Carolina
John Hall Manning
Raleigh
Waynick
The Disenchanted Djilas Book Sparks Cold War Clash
Editorial view on Milovan Djilas The New Class a prison memoir that denounces Yugoslav Titoist bureaucracy. Djilas, once a Tito ally, argues the new class wields total power and demands freedom and democracy, provoking international reaction and calls for his release.
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Tito
Milovan Djilas
Radio Free Europe
Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dijilas
Hamilton Fish Armstrong
Stalin
Djilas
Dulas
Hungary
Dilas
U. S
High Point Enterprise staff list and office details
A partial OCR captures names and roles from the High Point Enterprise staff section, listing officials such as D A Rawley president, Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer, Charles Geal, and others, with address and circulation references. The fragmentary text shows personnel and management titles without full context.
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D. A. Rawley
Chinabas i
R. B. Terry
Newspaper Masthead Fragment from High Point
Published daily and Sunday edition details and Associated Press rights. Notes on carrier payments and distribution contracts with Griffin Company.
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THE
Associated Press
Escapism in Culture and Public Life
George Sokolosky argues that desire for escape drives popularity of whodunits, pornography, gossip magazines, and television. He laments society’s distraction from reality, notes gold reserves and political figures, critiques public taste, and questions whether listening to Ellery Queen or Bach is wiser than indulging in sensationalism.
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Ellery Queen
Welk
Spike Jones
United States
Tax discount patterns and local amendments in North Carolina
The article tracks tax prepayment discounts under the 1939 Machinery Act, noting varied local amendments across 22 counties and 30 plus municipalities. It highlights periods offering two percent to one half percent discounts, later interest charges, and ongoing state study into municipal financing.
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North Carolina
Henry Lewin
Institute of Government
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
Tittle Fellows
State
North Carolina Hospital Association to elect Peters president
W R Peters the High Point Memorial Hospital administrator will become president of the North Carolina Hospital Association at its Asheville meeting. He and Mrs Peters will then visit their son Billy in Oak Ridge Tenn where he has a summer internship in atomic energy operations.
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W. R. Peters
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Hospital Association
Asheville
Mrs. Peters
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Billy
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