High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and staff credits
The High Point Enterprise lists edition timing and advertising rates including 3, 6, and 12 month mail subscriptions and weekly carrier prices. A staff roster credits D A Rawley as president and treasurer, Charles B Loflid as secretary, Robert L Thompson as secretary and treasurer, with W Patterson Jr as editor and circulation Mer.
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Gloomy view on atomic race amid UN rethink
The piece endorses Jos Romulo's push for a stopgap to halt the east west atomic bomb race. It argues Russia must agree to UN inspections and dismantle bomb programs, or any progress will falter. It warns that without parity on transparency, hope rests on the fearful option of using nuclear weapons.
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Beers Regulated as Inspectors Push NC Licenses Review
Beer Inspector J F Brown Jr of Jamestown gains supervisory role over the western half of North Carolina as the ABC malt beverage division led by C A Upchurch earns praise. In six months more than two thousand licenses have been revoked or suspended and 40 of 100 counties ban beer with referenda planned in Guilford and elsewhere.
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The Christmas Message of a Peaceful Path
A Christmas card essay reflects on the Palestine Galilee origin of the Christmas message and compares ancient Rome’s oppression to modern world tensions. It notes the Twelve as humble messengers who preached peace and calls on readers to true peacemaking and faith.
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Patter graphics on democracy and government satire
A satirical piece critiques taxation private enterprise and government, noting phrases about the Fair Deal, sex crime concerns, writing Congressmen, and innocence versus guilt in tax matters. It closes with aphorisms about attention, tires, and personal responsibility from M. L. Patrick.
The Mad House Why Politicians Do Not Dare To Send Out Christmas Cards
The piece notes Truman and Barkley do not send Christmas cards. Truman faced big mail returns, while Barkley received thousands. It cites salaries as a reason but pokes fun at political prudence in sending greetings. It also covers the Friendship estate purchase by Mrs. Harold Walker and quirky social details.
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Christmas Greetings and Reflections from a Local Column
A Christmas message to readers expresses gratitude for Christmas cards, hopes for health and joy in the New Year, and notes the writer’s joint community spirit. The piece includes quotes about neighborliness, a Gospel Tabernacle bulletin excerpt urging strong faith, and brief reflections on eternity, art, and memory.
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New York Gossip and Political Rumors Sparked by Dull Night
A roving column reports on Ike denial rumors and a swirl of inners circle gossip. Letters mention Jean Roosevelt Hoffman possibly quitting UN work, and whispers about O Dwyer and Murtagh succession plans. Also notes Deanna Durbin, Elizabeth Taylor, campaigns, Runyon Fund oil profits, and various Hollywood and political figures amid a crowded, fragmented miscellany.
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Press Self-Restraint Urged Over Bergman Bergman Gossip
George Sokolsky argues the press should police itself to avoid glamorizing indecent Hollywood gossip about Ingrid Bergman and Rita Hayworth. He condemns sensational pre birth reports and urges restraint to protect societal morals and families.
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