This Nation's Strength Feeds On Its Wells of Revolution
Jonathan Daniels argues at Rollins College that change is vital to American strength. He contrasts past revolutions with modern fear peddlers and urges preserving the revolutionary spirit, stressing opportunity, free growth, and the need to resist conformity and tyranny. The piece references Lincoln Jefferson Washington and Ford as examples.
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Rollins College
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
New Dealer
America
Faith Through the Ages in Bible Figures and Jesus
The article traces faith from Abraham, Moses, Micah, and the Pharisees to Jesus. It contrasts seeing versus believing and notes Moses’s desert faith, Jesus as the word and healer, and the gospel core that Jesus is in the world yet not of it. It ends with a prayerful reflection on surrendering will to the divine.
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Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Moses
Jethro
Egypt
Promised Land
Mount Nebo
Nazareth
Micah
Israel
Jesus
Tabernacles
Christ
Galilee
Kingdom of Heaven
Ward urges aid for Free China refugees in Taiwan and Hongkong
The reader letter by Bishop Ward describes the arrival of Chinese refugees in Taiwan and Hongkong, the limited relief received, and the need for broader international support. He details Methodist efforts in Taiwan including a new interdenominational university project, local church building, and relief services, emphasizing Christian fellowship over politics. He notes the strong American presence and the potential impact on Asia's future.
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Taiwan
Formosa
Hongkong
Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Free World
Chris
1St Committee For Overseas Relief
America
Christian Church
China
Pracary
Wesley Village
United Nations
Our
Methodist Church
Oped
Taipei
Methodist Soochow University
Ain
Hongheng
Asia
Bishop Ward
North Carolina
Free China
Budget cautions at intersections for state finances
Governor Umstead orders tighter control on state agency spending as revenue trends remain uncertain and a projected surplus dissipates. The piece notes budget pressures, the need for caution, and outlines North Carolina Democratic Party rules and the pending state committee meeting on March 10 with talks of leadership and representation.
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Umstead
Budget Bureau
Ag Tye
Lor
Robert L. Doughton
North Carolina
Bob
Democratic Party
Doughton
National Committee
State Committee
O.2
Raleigh
Conners Triumph on Strike It Rich Show and Local News
The J B Conners return from New York after a successful appearance on Warren Hull's Strike It Rich with WBTV coverage and WHPE backing. They won 420 dollars after five questions and additional prizes from Anvil Brand Big Bear and Colgate Palmolive, with future broadcast on WFMY TV. Local notes include Edgar Hartley's YMCA victory drive success and Coy Williard's death, promotion of North Carolina Story by the State Department, High Point Executives Club polling and Buck steam electric station opening, Masonry events led by E T Howard, Dr Malcolm McDermott at the Industrial Association, and a humorous car crash recount by N L Garner Sr.
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J.B. Conners
New York
Warren Hull
Davis
Conners
WBTV
Anvil
High Point
Big Bear Supermarkets
Long Island
Colgate-Palmolive Peet Company
New Jersey
Wfmy-Tv
Edgar Hartley
Columbia
Coy Williard
Coy
Levi
Mr. Hartley
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
E. T. Howard
Sheraton
Grand Lodge
Ed Howard
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N. C
A. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
Daniels
Henry Ford
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
McCarthy
Katherine Boeye
Ralph A
Hennessy Road
Enterprise
Thenterprise
State Department of Conservation and Development
Howard R. Pancoast
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Cariate Higgins
Manufacturers Record
South
High Point Executives Club
Frank Sizemore
Buck
Yadkin River
Salisbury
Duke
Piedmont
Buck Station
Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Detroit
Malcolm McDermott
Associated Industries
N. L. Garner, Sr
Mr. Garner
Tariegue
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