Bible Thought For Today On Passing From Death To Life
A devotional note cites I John 4 12 on passing from death unto life through loving the brethren. It promotes charity over jealousy and envy and urges rejoicing in each other’s well being.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1957
Page
4
A devotional note cites I John 4 12 on passing from death unto life through loving the brethren. It promotes charity over jealousy and envy and urges rejoicing in each other’s well being.
A 1950s editorial warns the Air Force plans to test an intercontinental ballistic missile this year likening it to a bigger, deadlier “passport to eternity.” It argues H bombs and SR 90 fallout threaten mankind, urging citizens to demand restraint and scientific certainty before unleashing destructive power.
Publishers vow to fight Detroit ban on John O’Hara’s National Book Award winner. paperback and hard cover editions face prohibition. The piece notes censorship often backfires by heightening interest and sales, citing private groups like the National Organization for Decent Literature and a Kennedy quote on censorship history.
Editorial discusses a bipartisan Republican and Northern Democrat coalition backing President Eisenhower civil rights program in Congress. It details three bill groups, calls for a civil rights division, a sensitive use of injunctions, and expansion of voting safeguards. It notes limits of Sections 51 and 52 under old Civil Rights Acts and advocates interim federal relief without exhausting state remedies.
The High Point Enterprise imprint shows the paper’s address at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and lists organizational roles including president secretary treasurer and managing editor along with subscription rates by mail and carrier.
The final portion of a letter from H David Kirk of McGill University appeals to President Eisenhower. Kirk argues parents face irreparable risk from test explosions and asks for an immediate halt and international controls. He emphasizes democratic voice limits and presents a father’s plea for protection of future children.
George Sokolsky decries a ruling class of political bankers who cultivate favors, place former generals in lucrative posts, and operate across parties. He warns this cabal controls campaigns, judges, and policy by gratitude rather than principle, risking the republic.
House Democratic Leader John W. McCormack warned President Eisenhower against inviting Marshal Tito to the United States. The remark framed by fears that opposition among the people could hinder passage of foreign aid and related appropriations.
Jimmy Millis new president of High Point United Fund urges stronger discipline and prioritization to maintain the winning habit. Past leaders Herman Smith and Alton Stanford are praised for a record fundraising year amid apathy and competing drives. Community notes announce March openings, events, and local appointments.
Lynn Nisbet notes tax reform measures will occupy the legislature along with reorganizing proposals and highway safety programs. He cites two riskier old issues a small loan agency overhaul and a broad contributory negligence law, likely split across labor and banking interests. Hodges aims for a strong school program and a televised biennial address, maintaining executive legliberal independence.
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