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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1959
Page
4
The author argues a moral crisis defines the era more than Marxist atheism or political bravado. He cites shattered marriages, eroding international law, violence from Hitler to Soviet actions, and a drift toward brutality. A papal council is urged as a path to restore divine law and societal integrity.
A Bible verse prompts musings on happiness and a harmonious life. It argues that long faced piety often lacks real sincerity and joy.
Norman Tipton argues in Home Furnishings Daily that a nationwide cycle of furniture showings risks market erosion and slumping regional markets. Los Angeles and San Francisco vie for dominance as the West’s furnishings hubs, signaling an industrywide struggle over where sales belong.
The appointment of O Arthur Kirkman to the Senate Finance Committee chair signals recognition for a seasoned Guilford legislator. He appears with H Clifton Blue, House Finance head, and Ed Kemp as House Finance vice chair, highlighting Guilford’s growing influence in state finance.
Editorial notes Jewish emigration from Romania peaking at 10 000 monthly by February end. It cites Ben Gurion on Soviet barriers, Israel’s population surge, and funding from United Jewish Appeal and Israeli bonds. It discusses anti Semitism in Soviet Russia, past pogroms, and attempts to assimilate Jews while Israel absorbs refugees.
Lynn Nisbet surveys Governor Hodges budget and State of the State message, weighing re election prospects and a potential constitutional change. The article notes his surplus revenue policy, bond funded buildings, and a revived privately financed stadium idea linked to Umstead amid North Carolina politics.
An inquiring reporter surveys New Yorkers on when America showed its finest hour from Valley Forge to Gettysburg and beyond. The piece argues future greatness lies in freeing hearts and minds through freedom and leadership, not force.
The piece blends community items from High Point including a pledge by High Point High School to attend the Azalea Festival in Wilmington on April 4 with a $1,000 underwriter need and benefit concerts at the Junior High and a Duke University band joint show on March 26. It also covers a Johnston Street school fire incident with parental actions, and a reflective essay on education and societal power, noting collectors items from Jake Harris and CS Chemicals insights on myths, education, science, and responsible use of progress.
Quotes indicate Secretary of State Dulles downplays the risk of war over Berlin. A Boston industrialist, Bernard Goldfine, receives a three month sentence for contempt of court. Queen Elizabeth II comments on royal travel plans for 1959.
A humorous column contrasts the chaos of visiting grandchildren with their departure. The writer muses on rain gear like rubbers and galoshes and praises using common sense rather than a strict ruler to teach.
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