Conservatism in Airport Development Hampers Future Growth
Opinion voices in Greensboro recall Mr. Ceasar Cone’s resignation from the airport authority and urge bold airport planning. The Civil Aeronautics Board backs consolidation of schedules at Friendship and Smith Fields, but critics say cooperation and jet-age facilities are needed for future air service.
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Ceasar Cone
Greensboro-High Point
Piedmont
Cone
Greensboro
Civil Aeronautics Board
Smith Olds
Winston-Salem
Character High Point College Sticks With Pay-As-You-Go Growth
The trustees of Character High Point College opt to self finance dormitory expansion without federal loans or long-term debt. They consider temporary private financing only and warn against easy money leading to deficits and higher future costs. The school prides itself on self-reliance and a $100,000 alumni pledge for the gym remains central.
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High Point College
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Uncle Sam
Amazin Owth
Alumni Memorial Gymnasium
Defining disability and the acting president role
The piece argues the Vice President has two constitutional duties and calls for Congress to define disability clearly. It discusses Roosevelt Truman Nixon and Wilson, urging a new standard for acting presidency and a defined regency to prevent constitutional overreach.
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Senate
James Roosevelt
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Richard Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Harlem
Waldorf- Astoria
Nixon
Shermar Adams
Styles Bridges
Sherman Adams
Warning on Postponement of Itemized Expense Accounts
The IRS delayed one year the requirement to itemize expense account outlays on the 1040 form line six a due to late appearance and potential congressional scrutiny. The move signals a push to curb misuse and ensure taxpayers report actual payments honestly while confirming most people are truthful. Those who misused accounts have warning. compliant filers have little to fear.
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Internal Revenue Service
Sam
Editorial Research Exchanging Defense Secrets
Editorial notes weeks before the NATO summit in Paris discuss plans for an inter allied exchange of defense information. It cites Eisenhower’s November 7 pledge for a scientific NATO committee and outlines joint Anglo American efforts and historical exchanges on nuclear research and missiles, urging stricter future rules.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Eisenhower
NATO
Atlantic
Macmillan
Great Britain
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Edwin Plowden
Donald A. Quarles
Richard Powell
British
Defense Ministry
Winston Churchill
Hiroshima
United States Organization
Churchill
Robert E. Sherwood
Casablanca
Ence
Harry Hopkins
Washington
Hopkins
Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Roosevelt
John Anderson
Council
United States
High Point Enterprise Details and staff contact
The High Point Enterprise published daily and Sunday mornings at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It lists MRS R B Terry as president and HOLt McPherson as secretary treasurer along with PATTERSON JR as editor and WW ak advertising director. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes home delivery rates and independent carrier contracts.
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THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Eee
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Ees
BNL
Sap
Patterson, JR
Sore Pescowe
Mail
Carrier
Associated Press
High Point Enterprise
Wardriffith Company
Ancient Mexican temple built with water and skillful adaption
Editor notes excerpts from a Oak View Lions Club talk arguing ancient Middle American builders used water as a tool to carve a temple in Malinalco. The speaker contrasts this with modern space race anxieties and warns illiteracy endangers global progress, urging robust education and moral nationhood.
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Oak View Lions Club
Malinalco
Mexico
Underground capitol space discussed amid Raleigh notes
Capitol space may move underground while a Morgan Street pedestrian tunnel is proposed to improve safety and traffic. Georgia tax case appeals to Supreme Court could shape North Carolina tax policy and attract industry. Culture week highlights broad citizen support for arts and historic preservation, funded by many small patrons and boosted tourism.
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Baltimore Harbor
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
Raleigh
General Assembly
Capitol
Capitol Square
Capitol Building
Morgan Street
Fayetteville Street
Capitol Grounds
Fayetteville
Library Justice
Alabama Corporation
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Art Society
Symphony Society
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Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Potsdam
Stalin
God of Christians
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Robert Faherty
Unesco
Africa
Middle East
Asia
Europe
Latin America
West
Flaherty
India
Julian Huxley
U.S
America
Lynn Nisbet
Georgia
High
U. S. Supreme Court
Adda
Charles Pearson
Russia
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