Christmas Is a Thing of the Inner Spirit
The piece extols Christmas as an inner spiritual experience and a surge of love and brotherhood. It highlights family warmth, the ceremonial tree, and gifts that fulfill dreams, stressing inner fire should surface in tangible affection and shared hope.
Obituary for S. O. Schaub Shaped Local Rail Ties
S O Schaub died at 84 after a long career with Southern Railway and the H P T D Railroad. He mentored many, guided young workers, and earned lasting respect for his intellect and generosity. His modesty matched a lifetime of service in High Point since arriving fifty years ago.
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No Football at Fordham Ends Long Rivalry
Fordham University withdraws from college football after a season with 13 games and heavy financial losses. The decision echoes a broader trend as major NYC programs shrink, with Columbia remaining active and others retreating. The piece notes the costs of higher competition, coaching salaries, and the pressure to win.
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Christmas 1954 Vision of a World Moral Ref igence
George Sokols ky argues that Christmas represents a moral resurgence in Western civilization, born from Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. He asserts Christianity saved Europe from internal decay and warns against secularism and Marxism. He calls for a united moral resistance and stresses the primacy of God before human liberty.
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Europe
Christmas Paradoxes In Choristendom And Commerce
The piece contrasts Christmas as a sacred birthday celebrated worldwide with secular consumer excess. It notes calendar reliance on Jesus birth, debates about the exact date, and the clash between joyful carols and crowded, hurried shopping amid hardship and yearning for human connection.
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Jesus
Choristendom
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The Prince of Peace and the Shadow of War
Worshipers reflect on the Christmas message amid global conflict and looming war. The article weighs the paradox of peace ideals against vast cannon power and the shift of battles to diplomacy and halls of negotiation. It contrasts the ancient story of Christ’s birth with the present threat of armed conflict and moral costs.
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Jesus
Rome
Palestine
Roman Empire
Courtroom Trial In Cleveland Highlighted By Reporters
Reporters have tracked a courtroom trial in Cleveland for eight weeks, detailing proceedings and testimony as coverage continues to unfold.
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Local residents recall Christmas spirit and post office service
The piece praises Acting Postmaster Walter York and former Postmaster Snc Clark for their service and civic efforts in High Point. It reflects on Christmas mail, postal workers nationwide and a nostalgic, reflective view of Christmas memories and hopeful peace.
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A Yule List for American Leaders From Dixon to Knowland
A humorous verse proposing gifts for political figures from the White House to the Senate and Supreme Court. It envisions tenure limits, fair treatment, and symbolic presents for Dixon, Nixon, McCarthy, Knowland, Truman, Dirksen, Warren, Dulles and others, ending with well wishes to the readers.
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Nevada Officials Call for Tax Relief Amid Public Debate
Speech excerpts show Nevada figures like Jack Streeter Washoe County district attorney and W C Daniel chair of the American National Public Relations urging tax relief. The remarks advocate public policy measures and question expert prescriptions as the nation faces fiscal strain.
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