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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1956

Page

4

More Rides On Highway 70 Completion Than Meets Eye

Highway Chairman Graham shows testiness over four lane plans around Hillsboro. He blocks the Greensboro to Durham segment while the NC Highway Commission proposes two four lane around Hillsboro. South Carolina finished its double lane to Columbia, urging NC to tie in. Call grows for Graham to cooperate or a new highway chairman may be needed.

Graham Hillsboro Washington North Carolina Greensboro Durham Durham County Line N. C. Highway Commission C. C. Curtiss U. S Efland South Carolina Columbia U.S. 29

Americas aid to Europe shows humanitarian spirit in disaster relief

The United States dispatches agricultural surpluses to storm and flood torn Europe, aiding Romania Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia amid bitter winter losses. Ambassadors surveyed needs and deliveries aim to ease famine while signaling goodwill beyond politics.

Europe Uncle Sam Mediterranean United States America Romania Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia

Editorial research import quotas on textiles

Bipartisan New England and Southern lawmakers push on textile import quotas as part of a farm bill amendment proposed by Sen. John O. Pastore. House hearings focus on 150 percent import caps and export sales to discipline surplus cotton while Japan backs voluntary restraints and export quotas to ease trade frictions.

Pas Tors Senate Eisenhower New Japan U. S Secretary of Agriculture James C. Eastland Miss United States Ezra Taft Benson A.A.A Earl L. Butz Gathings House Agriculture Department Department Japanese Textile Exporters Association Japanese Textile Export Council

How Ike Learned to Boss His Life in Recovery

President Eisenhower tightens control of White House routines as he recovers. He appoints trusted aides, sets schedules, and signals a new pattern for the next four years. Vice President Nixon and Sherman Adams stay ready to fill gaps, while plans for farm time and Gettysburg trips grow.

Washington Eisenhower White House Ike Executive Mansion Bernard Shanley Defense Charles Wilson Wilson England Anthony Eden House Nixon Sherman Adams Secret Service Aiden Gettysburg Bolling Field Key West Fla Mander Eisenhowers U. S Mamie Posal Herbert Hoover Senate

The Last Hurrah and Urban Political Shifts in New York

The piece traces how changing immigrant groups drive national policy, noting Irish Catholic leadership in Boston, Jewish in New York, and Italian leadership emerging through Carmine De Sapio. It observes a shift as older, self confident groups disengage from street politics while newer communities gain influence.

Carmine DeSaplo DeSapio Foy

Notable rise of Black political influence in New York

The piece notes a growing Black leadership presence in New York politics with both parties offering positions. It cites Hulan Jack's death and compares current local political shifts to Edwin O Connor's novel The Last Hurrah, asserting these changes have shaped national policy and administration.

Edwin O'Connor Boston Eld Hitler New York A! Smith Manhattan Hulan Jack Dave Charley Murphy Herbert Parsons Sam Koenig Carmine DeSapio

Reverberations at Capitol as North Carolina Democrats Debate Moves

Lynn Nisbet reports on a Jefferson-Jackson dinner atmosphere in Raleigh where Democrats show harmony yet crave opposition. The piece notes anticipated staff reshuffles, Hodges Ervin loyalties, and Governor Hodges cooperative yet wary stance with state officials, predicting a likely turnover of appointees next year.

Luther Hodges Sam Ervin Caseamente Generalee Hodges Ervin Thii Iders Hodges Dog Scott Geere Capitol Square PBX

Readers Letter Praises Enterprise Coverage Of County Vote

Davidson County beer and wine election results will be printed soon. J Marie Grant and Citizens Against Beer and Wine thank The Enterprise for fair coverage, praising the Thomasville report by Robert Marks and advertising support. The writer notes broad circulation and aims for a clean campaign.

Enterprise Davidson County Thomasville Robert Marks J. Marie Grant Citizens Against Beer and Wine of

Quotes on church and budget from Moscow visit

Patriarch Alexius of the Russian Orthodox Church criticizes a Minneapolis minister in Moscow. He argues the church is not a country club and a balanced budget does not equal good work. Arthur Rinden of the National Council of Churches comments.

Alexius Minnepolis Moscow Arthur Rinden National Council of Churches

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New England Sen John O. Pastore Tore Group of New England Sena High Point North Main Sweet Point, B. C Uns Te Terry Cacher Poet Office Igh Point M. G Shanley George Sokolsky Tammany Koenig Republican Party Vna Ory Ballane Fiorello la Guardia Vitotonio la Guardia Lynn Nisbet Umstead the Enterprise Siincerely Co. B. Overman Baptist State Convention North Rocky Mount Baptist Church John L. Coley
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