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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1959
Page
4
A brief meditation links Proverbs wisdom with Socrates and Jesus noting that despite their deaths the outcomes were not evil. The piece reflects on meaning found in suffering and the contrast between cross and hemlock as instruments of fatal ends.
An overturned lifeboat sighting south of Greenland hints at the fate of the Hans Hedtoft, which struck an iceberg on its maiden voyage to Denmark. Rescue efforts face storms and ice as 95 lives are feared lost. investigators seek wreckage clues to prevent future tragedies.
The Krupp case shows Alfred Krupp rebuilding after war crimes to become a key Western ally. His company could supply up to 16 percent of West Germany's steel this year under a 1953 disinvestment plan. The European Coal and Steel Community monitors curb power, yet Krupp's value to allies grows.
The public channels savings into diversified mutual funds to protect purchasing power and gain long term growth. Growth since 1941 shows funds rising from 68 with under $1 billion to 149 with $13 billion by 1958, with 3.6 million shareholder accounts by 1958.
Fragmentary OCR shows header lines for The High Point Enterprise with address 305-307 North Main Street, High Point North Carolina. Mentions Associated Press membership, subscription and carrier pricing, carrier contractors, and advertising representatives. Information incomplete and not clearly dated.
A reader questions UN membership power in light of Povl Bang-Jensen’s dismissal for refusing to disclose witness names. The piece argues the UN secretary general and member states shape policy, with Russia pressuring for Bang-Jensen’s firing and the U.S. financing the UN’s actions.
Raleigh crowds gather ahead of the General Assembly as legislators and lobbyists vie for Speaker of the House and President pro tem of the Senate. Candidates Addison Hewlett and Carl Venters claim solid votes for Speaker, while C. V. Henkel and Robert F. Morgan contest the Senate post. Secretary of State Thad Eure plans seating charts and printing for Tuesday’s caucus.
A humorous February tale opens with a wife receiving a hundred dollars corsage and theater night, then political notes cover Dane Dawkins for Air Force Academy, Willoughby as Executives Club speaker, and local sends from Reitzel in Heidelberg to Hal Hayes bid for Camp Lejeune housing. A doctor warns on city limits, Rep Burrow shines as freshman, Mikoyan Moscow visit stains, and a vodka free hospitality tale ends with a Russian guest praising the teetotaler host.
The column riffs on cooking as interior art, notes cattle gain weight with salt, jokes about butchers salting, and observes that women often deny liking gossip yet enjoy listening to it.
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