Atomic Curtain Lifts With Hope at Peace Conference
Editorial from Geneva reports signs of easing Cold War tension as Russia joins in promoting peaceful atomic energy. Dag Hammarskjold cites Eisenhower to foster international cooperation. The gathering foresees harnessing atomic power to raise living standards worldwide while warning of remaining challenges.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Eisenhower
Hiroshima
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
The Rise and Fall Echoes in Near Eastern Kings
The piece reflects on the downfall of Assyria Babylonia and Persia as outcomes of royal folly and moral decline. It cites Nebuchadnezzar Belshazzar and Daniel relations, notes historiographical debates about Daniel, and warns that nations fall to debauchery and materialism rather than military might. It ends urging repentance and virtue.
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Babylonia
Israel
Judah
Near East
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Antiochus IV
Epiphanes
Daniel
Belshazzar
Nabonidus
Cyrus
Persia
Darius
Tekel
Peres
Parsin
Egypt
Victor Hugo
France
Napoleon
United States of America
Kingdom of Heaven
Davy Crockett
Davy
High Point Enterprise Clarifies Carrier Subscriptions
The publication states carriers, dealers and distributors are independent contractors and the High Point Enterprise is not liable for advance subscription payments. It advises readers to contact local carriers for home delivery rates and notes Ward-Griffith Company as the national advertising representative.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Brownell bid to drive communists from unions advances to Supreme Court
Washington looks at the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers case as a test under the Communist Control Act. SACB faces staffing and due process delays while preparations for hearings on several fronts continue, with the American Communist Party case also moving toward Supreme Court review.
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Herbert Brownell
Supreme Court
Congress
SACB
Watson B. Miller
John 8. Wood
D-Ga
House Unamerican Activities Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Judge Wood
David J. Coddaire
Kathryn McHale
Harry P. Cain
Mine-Mill
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Communist Party
Ister
U. S. Court of Appeals
SA. S.S. Supreme Court
SACE
Labor Youth League
Jefferson School For Social Science
Herbert
Reader Letters Discuss Foreign Policy and Gratitude to Amos Mil
The Enterprise prints reader thoughts on Americas China policy and England’s influence in global affairs. A second letter praises Amos Hosiery Mill owner Amos for fair treatment and Christian conduct amid strike tensions.
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America
England
Amos
Whisky and Fire In Washington Amid Defense Management Fallout
The piece chronicles intrigue around Harold E. Talbott, ousted as AI Force secretary after disclosure of a business partnership including Olin Industries. It notes McClellan as his inquisitor, references Martindale Hubbell, and recalls antics by Lee Schooler and Miss Betty Oswald involving a rotgut bottle and fire ax.
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Betty Oswald
Washington
Harold E. Talbott
Ai Force
Olin Industries
Talbott
Senate Government Operations Committee
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Martindale Hubbell Law Directory
Olin In- Soule Saets
Louisiana Lumber — Law Guecery
Recreonmad
Pa Law
Cen, McClellan, and Laney
Camden, Ark
McClellan
Peenenee, McCresen and
Laney
Defense Management
Schooler
State Department
Bureau of National Affairs
Birth of Connie Diane Hill Sets 1955 Monthwide Buzz
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hill announce the birth of daughter Connie Diane on August 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Connie is noted as the state's first namesake for the 1955 hurricane gals and won the Miss North Carolina Softball contest at Harvell Park Friday night. The contest may be rescheduled if Diane speeds changes plans.
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Moore Ave
Connie Diane
High Paint Memorial Hospital
Connie
Harvell Park
Diane
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