Nativity Story Featured In Local Christmas Publication
The High Point Enterprise presents a King James Bible style Nativity passage from Luke 2 detailing Caesar Augustus' taxed world, Joseph and Mary’s journey to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, angelic proclamations, shepherds awe, and praise to God.
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Caesar Augustus
Cyrenius
Syria
Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judea
David
Bethlehem
Mary
Christ the Lord
Grand Jury Questions Value of Its Own System
A Guilford County grand jury questions the modern grand jury system calling it an anomaly and a waste of time. They argue indictments and public interest recommendations are uneven and wonder if service materially aids law processes.
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Guilford County
Grand Jury
North Carolina deed advances Cape Hatteras Seashore Park plan
The State of North Carolina transfers 8,000 acres near Cape Hatteras to the National Park Service as a first step toward the Cape Hatteras National Seashore Park. NPS Director Conrad L. Wirth says activation can begin once Congress funds are available, with a long term goal of 30,000 acres. The state has invested 618,000 dollars to match private gifts and federal properties within the park, aiming to draw tourists to Eastern North Carolina and spur regional development.
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North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
National Park Service
Conrad L. Wirth
The
Park Service
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Park
Congress
Great Smoky National Park
Carolina
Seashore
A Christmas Prayer by Paul Warwick
A wartime prayer asks for inner reform and public duty to strengthen unity. The piece urges self discipline, tolerance, charitable action, and thoughtful speech, aiming to nurture devotion to family friends country and God.
Congressional Probers Reveal Hidden Government Errors
The piece argues long standing mistakes by officials and powerful figures are revealed by investigations. Citizens often learn only after archives are opened, decades later, exposing appalling truths and shifting accountability from the mighty to lesser individuals.
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Congressional
Congo
Kiss Noted As Texans Swap Snaps At Mary Martin
Washington columns recount a luncheon moment when Rep Wingate Lucas of Texas offered Mary Martin a scroll naming her Admiral of the Texas Navy and a kiss from Lucas. Mary Martin joked her husband would not object to Texans kissing Texans. The piece also covers APA and public notices, labor and political tangles, and Owen Lattimore testimonies.
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Nea
Wingate Lucas
Tex
Mary Martin
Lucas
Texas Navy
United Press
Milton Freier
Mary
Austority Staf
Old War Production Board
Meany
Washington Press Club
Ong
White House leaks drive public rage and mislaid speech
A 1952 column mocks White House price rules on dead horse removal and pool cleaning while Chief Justice Vinson ad libs a speech after his copy is misplaced. It recalls a Marine flag bearer fainting at a ceremony and includes a reader letter from Reuben L. Anderson Inc defending no plumbing leaks in the White House.
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Ieneen
Fred Vinson
Alabama
Marine Corps
Barbara McKenzie
Juman
Roman
Vinson
United States
Maiy
Mr. Anderson
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Martin P. Durkin
American Federation of Labor Union
Durkin
King Features
Broadway Coronation of a Hollywood Queen Review
A wild jittery panorama of New York showbiz chatter and reviews. Bettie Davis in Two’s Company stirs mixed reactions with a $800,000 advance. Lillian Hellman revival praised by some, lampooned by others. Critics and hosts discuss The Great Lady, Park Row, Pony Soldier, Torpedo Alley and more.
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Hollywood
Bettie Davis
Daily Mirror
Bette
Walter Matthau
Mr. McClain
The
Journal- American
Times
Atkinson
Lillian Hellman
Aislemen
Patricia Neal
Kim Hunter
Robert Pastene
Katherine Emmett
the Cinemagicians
Ty Power
Park Row
Equity
Variety
20Th Century-Fox
Bette Davis
Sam Zolotow
Mr. Z
Walter
Quotes on global policy and isolationism from notable figures
Public figures including Harvard President James Conant and Maj. John Eisenhower weigh dangers of global war and Korea trips. Elmo Roper comments on public opinion while Farm Bureau official John Lynn critiques subsidies as temporary, warning of creeping dependence.
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Free World
Harvard University
James Conant
Korea
Eisenhower
Maj
John Eisenhower
Farm Bureau Legislative
John Lynn
Indictment and Court Custody in Lattimore Case
The Grand Jury returned a unanimous indictment after hearing witnesses which does not prove guilt but ensures Owen Lattimore may defend himself in court. If properly handled, the case could open doors now closed.
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Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
McCarran
Ferguson
State Department
Institute of Pacific Relations
Far East
Senator Ferguson
Mr. Lattimore
Pacific Affairs
Lp.a
America
Rec
James McGranery
Feder Grand Jury
Washington
We are still a pioneering nation quote by Charles E Wilson
The remark recalls an era when the United States pursued rapid growth before establishing a mature, stable economy. Charles E. Wilson, former Defense Mobilizer, is associated with emphasising national development during early postwar periods.
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
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