Safety belt racket and brake fluid fraud warned by AAA
The American Automobile Association and car makers expose a nationwide sale of inferior seat belts and brake fluids. Automotive News editor Jack Weed leads a drive to halt these trade malpractices with state actions and SAE standards.
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Stability Of France Riding On Monday's Election
The French election on Monday tests a realignment of forces as Mendes France leads a left of center coalition while Faure heads a right of center group. Analysts expect possible coalition changes and questions of stability with broader implications for the United States and the Western alliance.
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Governor Hodges Calls for Impartial Enforcement of State Alcohol Laws
The governor urges vigorous and impartial enforcement of ABC laws to correct a past administration error. State ABC Board Chair Tom Allen and Malt Beverage Division head Ronald Hocutt admit a mistake and promise corrective steps. The matter centers on Hubert Harrell, fired for alleged over zeal in Jacksonville enforcement, and the ensuing job offer and acceptance.
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Ronald Hocutt
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Enterprise reporter Gary wins Ernie Pyle award
The Charlotte Observer praises Gary for warm, insightful reporting and notes the double award and judge praise for natural simple and beautiful articles. It critiques ABC investigations and Governor Hodges urging inspectors to ensure proper operation and restore public trust.
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Heart Association urges public to guard the heart in 1956
The American Heart Association asks every adult to resolve to guard the heart with six guidelines. Learn facts about heart disease, avoid self diagnosis, guard against excess weight, rest enough, exercise regularly, and beware respiratory infections that strain the heart.
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American Heart Association
It Must Be Nice: Wealth and Trade Discussed
A Floridian hotel magnate swaps ocean frontage and a hotel for a corporation in a deal reaching above three million dollars. The piece compares the ease of wealth to a child trading marbles, noting how abundance dulls the thrill of purchase.
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High Point Enterprise local staff and office details
The High Point Enterprise lists publication details including address 305-307 North Main Street High Point N C and staff roles such as president secretary-treasure editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager for the periodical founded in 1884.
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North Carolina argues against school desegregation ruling
Attorney General William B. Rodman and seven assistants defend the University of North Carolina stance against the three judge ruling that Negro students be admitted. They contend the federal court exceeded its power and challenge the premise that fourteenth amendment abolishes segregation. Rodman expects the Supreme Court may reject the appeal or affirm the district decision per curiam.
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Notes on the News reflects NC sentiment on industry tax policy
A correction clarifies that New Hanover County and Wilmington treated the Atlantic Coast Line fairly in taxes, with the railroad paying 52,062 in taxes on 2 187 million value. The piece stresses community climate's role in attracting industry and notes prior remarks misrepresented local actions.
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Women Transforming Politics With Quiet Evening Campaigns
Washington column notes Democratic and Republican women creating campaign events and clubs to raise funds and recruit volunteers. It highlights “Quiet Evening at Home” and “Back to School” efforts, sewing clubs, and plays like Fashions for Fifty-Six, featuring a Joan of Arc figure as satire.
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Quotes and zingers on politics and science from the era
A collage of quotes from politicians and officials critiquing U N admissions politics science and military training. Notable lines include Sen Knowland on gunpoint funding and Sen Wiley questioning warm climate training for Korea with a call for practical national security measures.
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