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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1947
Page
4
New Millions in State Revenue Urges Tourism Growth
The article argues North Carolina should expand revenue by boosting tourism to reach a potential half billion dollars annually. It calls for federal support to develop Great Smokies and Hatteras parks, and asks Raleigh to fund the conservation department with at least 250000 yearly, linking tourism to state roads, schools, and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
North Carolna
Washington
Raleigh
Monroe Redden
North Carolans
Interior Department
Great Smokies Park
Ruway
Congress
Hoey
Umd
House
Mountain Park and Parkway
Piedmont
Hatteras Seashore National Park
Smokies
Hatteras Parks
State Department of Conservation and Development
Budget Commission
Thoughts on the Origin of Evil Explores Lucifer and sin
The piece argues that evil originates from rebellion led by Lucifer, discusses Satan, angels, and biblical verses, and contrasts two life paths from sin to light. It cites Milton and Paul and ends with a call to seek the narrow path toward God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Satan
Lucifer
Jude
Michael the Archangel
Moses
John Milton
Heaven
Aacred
Adam
Eve
Garden
Den
Cilia
Devil
Adam of Old
Ralph W. Lockman
New York
Egypt
Mt. Sinai
Paul
Jesus Christ
W.A.B
City debates whisky sales and court cases in Greensboro
A local man argues that legalized whisky sales could profit the city and curb bootlegging after noting 78 public drunkenness cases in a Monday municipal court. He compares Greensboro to a city of similar size and urges a public vote on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
B. L. Lewis
High Point
ABC
Guilford County
Greensboro
Community voices reflect on Gardners death and polio drive
Mrs. Walter Crane mourns O Max Gardner as a beloved North Carolina figure whose loss deeply affects High Point and Raleigh residents. Milton Carnes urges support for Guilford County March of Dimes. a Greensboro hospital center would aid local polio victims. Larry Felming argues against a constitutional two term limit on the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Walter Crane
High Point
Raleigh
Guilford County
March of Dimes
Milton Carnes
Greensboro
Larry Felming
Would ,Jr. Felming
North Carolina
New York Headlines Sparkle With Broadway Jests and Gossip
A montage of jokes, witticisms, and anecdotes from Broadway and New York social life. Mentions Homer Loomis Jr, Alexander Woollcott, and Keenan Wynn along with club scenes, prize chatter, and banter about love, friendship, and show business.
Capitul Square Jurors and North Carolina University
Jurors lists may exclude women until mid January with no clear authority to revise lists before June. University comptroller Billy Carmichael defended keeping UNC distinct units at Chapel Hill Greensboro and Raleigh as coordinated rather than consolidated amid expansion criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Carmichael
University
Joint Appropriations Committee
University of North Carolina
University of the United States
Reorganization kickoff planned for Young Democrats
Basil Whitener announces a March 1 kick off dinner at Sedgefield to launch the reorganization campaign of the North Carolina Young Democratic Clubs. A directors meeting that day will set plans, with a nationally known speaker and broad statewide attendance anticipated during the first week of March designated as reorganization week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YDC
Basil Whitener
Gastonia
North Carolina
Young Democratic Clubs
Sedgefield
Whitener
Edison’s Deft Genius in an Age of Bureaucracy
A reflection on Thomas Edison’s achievements in social welfare, noting his independent risk taking and private funding in contrast with modern statism. The author imagines Edison seeking OSI approval for a lamp using electricity, detailing burdensome questionnaire demands and personal data checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Edison
Tom Edison
Bureau of New Ideas
Office For Social Improvement
OSI
Edison’s lone pursuit built light warmth and joy
By George Sokolsky argues that qualification from colleges is irrelevant as Thomas Edison forged ahead without degrees. He borrowed funds, faced failures, found backers, and persisted alone to create the electric light, phonograph, and moving picture machine.
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Tom
Carnegie Tech
Cal Tech
Harvard School of Business Administration
Marx
Veblen
John Maynard Keynes
Harold Laski
Hume
Trotzky
Tom Edison
Wick-Makers Union
Lampmakers
Glass-Blowers Union
AFL
CIO
RFC
Petrilla
Thomas Edison
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