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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1956

Page

4

Duke Gift Challenges High Point To Complete Hospital

The Duke Endowment Fund donates 50 000 to the Heart Center and High Point Memorial Hospital expansion, boosting a 1 500 000 civic effort to improve local care. With 325 000 Duke participation to date, about 100 000 more is needed, largely from small gifts via a Junior Chamber of Commerce campaign.

Duke Gift High Point Duke Endowment Fund High Point Memorial Hospital Duke High Point Hospital Chamber of Commerce Uncle Sam

Gardner Candidate for 11th District Seeks Democratic Nomination

Ralph W. Gardner announces his bid to succeed Woodrow W. Jones in North Carolina 11th District, leaving a lucrative law practice. A Washington attorney and son of a former governor, Gardner blends public service lineage with a record as State Senator and Young Democrats leader. His campaign faces a strong field, but his war-time service and Washington experience may aid his bid.

Ralph W. Gardner Woodrow W. Jones Washington Gardner North Carolina James L. Webb Young Democrats the Treasury Court of St. James U. S

Eden Visit Shapes Middle East Policy Debate

Editorial outlines Britain's stakes in the Middle East and Eden's talks as central to policy. It notes UN demilitarized zones idea, Dulles plans for Jordan Valley development, formal treaties, and mediation proposals amid Israel Arab tensions and U.S. neutrality aims.

Middle East Anthony Eden Britain India Australia Jordan Iraq Somaliland Aden Egypt Libya Muscat Iran Kuwait Dulles Eden Jordan Valley U. S Israel U. N Sir Anthony Eisenhower

High Point Enterprise Office Details

The fragment lists an address and names tied to The High Point Enterprise including staff roles such as President Mrs. R. B. Terry and Advertising Director Obarus Loflin, with mentions of an office at 305-307 North Main Street High Point.

Migr Point Enterprise INO North Main Street High Point N. Y

Local News Deadline Information and Delivery Rates

Publication notices outline daily and Sunday morning editions. The paper, Associated Press member, carries standard home delivery rates and contractor responsibilities.

Ike's Coronary Not a Bar to 1956 Campaign

The author argues Eisenhower's coronary is not a disqualifying factor and urges an open 1956 campaign focused on record and policy. He compares past presidencies, including Wilson, to stress that illness should not drive political advantage or fear for the nation.

Eisenhower Joe Doakes United States Ike Woodrow Wilson

Supreme Court spring term schedule announced

The State Supreme Court will begin the spring term next Monday with appeals from the 1st 27nd 29th and 30th districts set for Tuesday Feb 7 Thirteen cases will be heard the first week and twelve from the 3rd and 28th districts in the second. Final opinion day for fall cases is Feb 3 with nineteen undecided. Burke Square readdressed as 200 N Blount St while Downing Street and 1600 Pennsylvania Ave are cited as notable official residences. High Lake NC Park Commission advances mile high plan.

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North Carolina Sees Water Project Near Blue Ridge

The State C and O Board and the National Park Service approve in principle a cold water lake project on the Blue Ridge Parkway between Wagon Road Gap and Beech Gap. A development commission led by Sen. William Medford of Haywood forms a committee to start work, with land acquisition and dam construction funding seen as the main hurdle. The lake, nearly 6000 feet above sea level, will host rainbow trout and attract sportsmen regionally. A later note covers a capital-area rivers congress meeting in Raleigh to discuss harbor and flood control plans and hurricane prep, plus regional newspaper reviews of 1955 developments by Burlington Times-News and Goldsboro News-Argus.

Blue Ridge Parkway Wagon Road Gap Beech Gap State C & O Board National Park Service Waynesville Development Commission William Medford Haywood Rocky Mountains

Notes on the News acstres Tae What Ike does worries voter

A brief quotation reflects a voter reaction to President Ike's actions as a test of public concern and judgment. The remark contrasts presidential deeds with voter awareness and response, underscoring the influence of informed choice.

Ike

Water plan foes face cost sharing time bomb

Peter Edson warns Ike's water policy could force beneficiaries to pay a larger share of future river projects. He notes proposed cost sharing would apply to flood control irrigation and other works, potentially shifting heavy costs onto states cities and private interests.

Washington Fisenhower Congress Eisenhower Lower Mississippi Clarence A. Davis Army Engineers Bureau of Reclamation Soil Conservation Service

Ferris for President! Coney Island reference masks Washington debate

Washington home of the late Senator Taft yields a hidden champagne cache from 1931 and 1937 vintages found behind a fireplace. The Taft house near Georgetown is being remodeled by attorney David Ginsburg with $125,000, while public speculation links Ferris to a presidential bid. The piece notes Ike’s protective aura around aides, with Adams as a fall guy, in a cynical view of Washington politics.

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Shifting Weekend Habits And Odd Bits From U S Papers

A string of short items notes changing leisure trends with Friday replacing Saturday as the favorite day, suburban migration hints from William Zeckendorf, jokes about long union names, and quirks in state name pronunciations. References include Los Angeles Times style bits and New York City figures.

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