Politics in 1956 Eyes Usual Course
The piece argues that the 1956 campaign will follow the usual rough-and-tumble path with no clear candidates yet, as Eisenhower leans toward retreat while Republicans clash over support for him and Democrats seek unity. It notes Stevenson may retire from the spotlight, Dixon’s party battles, and a faded fair-play pledge after a controversial TV debate.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
Big Rca
Stevenson
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Steve Mitchell
Mitchell
Hall
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Life Worth Living Explored Through Ecclesiastes Reflection
In a Sunday meditation the writer guides readers to Ecclesiastes chapter 1 as a path to answer life’s meaning. The Preacher surveys toil, pleasure, oppression, and mortality, concluding that faith and obedience to God define the duty of man despite vanity and uncertainty.
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God the Father
David
Jerusalem
Solomon
Greece
Jesus
Kipling
Star of Bethlehem
Harris Franklin Ball
Saint Paul
Letters and letters from readers praise The Enterprise
A collection of reader letters thanks The Enterprise for promoting High Point and North Carolina journalism. Contributors credit the paper with supporting local baseball, praising editorials on public issues, and urging steadfast community cooperation and good will.
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Ber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Freak Sizemore
Phil Clarke
Ed Mendenhall
High Point Chamber of Imnei
Enterprise
McCarthy
Birmingham News
North Carolina
High Point
Florida
Seatouthwest College
Augustine Blair
Insurance firms defend Hazel claim settlements in North Carolina
Lynn Nisbet presents the North Carolina Association of Mutual Insurance Agents view on hurricane Hazel losses. The piece explains mutual companies worked to pay claims promptly, notes exclusions for tidal wave and high water, and argues broader coastal coverages remain costly and impractical today.
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William A. Stringfellow
North Carolina Association of Mutual Insurance Agents, Inc
Pahow
Asar
Pur
North Carolina
Night After Christmas Wrecks Wagon and Wakes Old Nick
A humorous verse recounts post Christmas excess and the vow to skip ice in drinks while dodging a misadventure on the roof. The piece ends with a New Year resolution to shop early and stay on the wagon.
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Buck
Nick
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White House
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North Carolina Press Association
R. M. Smith
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Daniel Webster
Iter
Ocean
James L. Cressmore
Red Dot Food Stores, Inc
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Santa Claus
Hendersonville
UNO
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