High Point Enterprise Post Office Copyright Note
The notice states the High Point Enterprise was published as second class matter at the High Point, New York post office under the 1879 act. It confirms edition timing as afternoon and Sunday morning and notes postal status.
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High Point
N. Y
Water Crisis Report Presses Statewide Action
A State Conservation and Development Board report estimates last summer’s drought cost the state about 100 million dollars with crop losses about half that. It warns continued water misuse will worsen shortages and urges legislation to address the whole water problem, prioritizing domestic and municipal needs and reflecting on South Carolina’s current water laws.
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State Conservation and Development Board
South Carolina
Water Resources Board
General Assembly
False Witness and a Royal Aspirant in Scandal
A column critiques Harvey Matusow exposing false testimony for gain and discusses his book False Witness. It also recounts a Monaco affair where Jean Stork sought a royal title, with Prince Ranier III and a palace incident ending in mock tragedy.
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FBI
Senator McCarthy
Matusow
el Paso
Clinton Jencks
Jencks
Justice Department
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Communist Party
Asia
Johns Hopkins
McCarthy
Prince Ranier III
Monaco
Jean Stork
London Bridge
Scientific investigation over partisan gain urged on tax levy debate
George Sokols ky argues Congress overvalues bill details and warns the National Wool Act of 1954 enables checkoffs and promo funds for trade groups. He cites tariff shifts, price supports, and potential spillovers to many industries, urging neutral study over politics.
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Congress
L. M. Pexton
Denver
Robert Franklin
National Wool Growers Association
Australia
Eisenhower
Adm
George Uzzell
Rowan
John W. Umstead
Orange
State Board of Hospital Control
Battle for Montgomery Ward heats up Avery versus Wolfson
A bid for control pits aging leader Sewell Avery against Louis Wolfson as Montgomery Ward faces a power struggle. Wolfson criticizes Avery and vows to recruit six top merchandising men, hoping to steer the company, while Avery accuses the challenger of self interest. The feud disrupts the firm without benefiting its fortunes.
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Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward Dominion
Avery
Louis Wolfson
Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Avery-Wolfson
Human Courage and Resilience in Sports and Life
A Carlsbad Current Argus column highlights courage from a young amputee girl learning stairs on artificial limbs to famous athletes Ham Richardson and Babe Didrickson Zaharias overcoming diabetes and cancer. Stories emphasize endurance, determination, and return to peak performance.
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Ham Richardson
Texas
Lodge and Moscow clash over China policy and warnings
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, U S delegate to the United Nations, voices irritation at Moscow for meddling in Red China and interfering in sovereign matters. The column reflects on political bravado and the role of perception in diplomacy, noting wartime and domestic wit.
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Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. 8
United Nations
Moscow
U. S
Willir
Fermoss
Red China
America
Torn
Peace and strength in world affairs
The piece argues peace needs two willing sides and that mediation falters amid hostility. It declares America should stand firm and urge free nations to oppose Soviet aggression, saying time will show Communists as bullies unfit for decent society unless they change.
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Kers
America
Free World
Local reminiscences mix with health policy talk and folklore
The column blends memory of Mr. Maclin with notes on national health insurance plans and state oversight. It mentions federal aid to insurers, certifying firms in North Carolina, and the North Carolina State Insurance Department, then shifts to light sketches about Groundhog Day and Christmas reflections.
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Dower
Congress
Sts Nlp Baer
North Carolina
N. C
SEC probes rumors as market tremors draw inquiry
The SEC undertakes investigations into stock market rumors and trading patterns under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934. Safer guidance warns investors to be wary in a boom market where unprofessional tips can mislead.
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Te Trong
Macbeth
Washington
J. William Fulbright
D., Ark
Senate
Demmier
SEC
SEO
New York
Department of Justice
Ruela
American Stock Exchange
Peece
Florida
Antion
Pantepec
Notable War Leaders Urge Aid and Balance in Postwar Policy
Excerpts show Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab urging continued liberal import policy to sustain the Marshall Plan. Field Marshal Montgomery warns against overreliance on nukes. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer emphasizes keeping military influence in check to protect civil authority.
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America
Julius Raab
Konrad Adenauer
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