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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1956
Page
5
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M. Lowenstein & Sons Inc reported first half 1956 sales of 233.79 million, up from 164.77 million a year earlier. Net profits fell to 3.80 million from 5.13 million. earnings per share dropped to 1.32 from 1.90.
James Marlow notes a bland civil rights plank in the Democratic platform with no expected Southern fight. He argues Congress is unlikely to pass new civil rights laws, filibustered by Southern Democrats, leaving the plank largely symbolic amid 1950s party power dynamics and Eisenhower’s favorable odds.
Doan's Pills promise quick relief from backache headaches and muscular pains while soothing bladder irritation. The ad claims a three way action including pain relief, bladder soothing, and mild diuretic effect to boost kidney output.
In a clash over civil rights at the 1948 convention four Southern states South Carolina Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana bolted from the party. The event underscored long standing regional tensions over racial policy within the party and reshaped postwar American political alignments.
The 1951 average income of physicians before expenses stood at 22 298 dollars, marking a 160 percent rise since 1929. The note appears in the High Point Enterprise, Web edition, August 15 1956.
The United States consumes about 1500 gallons of water per capita per day, reflecting high domestic usage. This figure illustrates per person water demand in national context.
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