Elm Street and Tate Park Should Sell for Big Store Complex
In High Point a editorial urges the city council and school board to pursue a single large commercial development on the Elm Street School site and Tate Park. It argues for a closed sale only if a fair price is reached, objections to misusing park space, and notes Snow Lumber as an alternative buy.
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High Point
Elm Street
Tate Park
Sears and Roebuck
Sears
Snow Lumber Company
Jesus and Freedom From Sin in John Eight
The lesson interprets John eight to show sin as slavery and Christ as the liberator. It argues that genuine freedom comes from the Son and warns against following leaders who resist Jesus word. The piece urges personal faith and obedience to the Heavenly Father to escape moral bondage.
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Abraham
John
Moffatt
Jesus
Jerusalem
Israel
Christ
Temple
God
Jehovah
Taxes Take Big Share of Phone Firms Profits
President J F Hayden of North State Telephone warns stockholders that combined federal state county and city taxes plus subscriber excises total more than three times the company’s profits. He asks how long investors will back utility stocks as taxes rise and urges caution amid looming tax hikes and Cold War pressures.
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J. F. Hayden
North State Telephone Cam
Hayden
U. S
United States
Jotham Valley praised for simple plot and moral lesson
The reviewer lauds the Moral Re-Armament production Jotham Valley a musical with a simple plot about two feuding brothers and water rights. It emphasizes that law alone cannot shape virtue and that humility and faith can change hearts. The piece draws parallels to Romeo and Juliet and stresses family reconciliation.
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Jotham Valley
Beethoven
Winston Churchill
War memories spark calls for united Europe leaders
Eisenhower urges that the blood of the last war not be wasted by squanderers as a united Europe should rise from shared hardship. Ockuly calls doctors to consider humanity over science. Gaulle stresses Americans defend Europe and keep liberty alive.
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Europe
General Eisenhower
Camp of Liberty
Charles D Gaulle
OPS Appointments Seen as Political Payoff Probe
Washington report finds 77 senators and 380 representatives urged OPS Director DiSalle to appoint their allies to state and regional price control posts. The piece argues both parties maneuver for patronage while emphasizing the need for technically skilled enforcers and local buy in.
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NEA
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Congress
Price
DiSalle
American Congress
di Salle
OPS Operations
Chambers of Commerce
John H. Hoover
ESA
Admiral Hoover
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Sam C. Ford
Ford
James Murray
Minnesota
Ademens Hoover
Social columns tease A-list life in 1950s New York
Rumor mill swirls about the Sultan of Morocco possibly converting to Catholicism and Nora-era society names like Talu Bankhead Jerry Manville and Mario Braggiotti amid Hollywood flings. Joe Louis versus Agra Monte thrills Miami while Eddie Duchin’s death echoes.
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Mario Braggiotti
Talu Bankhead
Ommy Manville
Dean Acheson
James Cecils
Eugene Lyons
Univ. Hosp
Paul
Grace Hartman
Greenwich Village
Jack McCabes
Poseyarkin
Drexel Biddle
Gen. Ike
Malik
Stalin
Fla
Social Frances Gardiner
Winnie
Hialeah
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