State Will Respond It Leadership There
Editorial comments on Gov. Dan K. Moore's inaugural address at North Carolina. The piece notes Moore's moderation and calls for action on education, industry, agriculture, roads, health care, courts, and human relations while warning that his approach remains unclear and stresses the need for strong leadership to meet ongoing state challenges.
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North Carolina
Dan K. Moore
Moore
Gov. Moore
High Point
New South
Guilford Plans Wide Prestige Industrial Zone Along Major Highways
Guilford County considers creating a large M-3 Industrial Zone to attract industry along I-40 and U S 29. Officials cite level land utilities and cheaper taxes as benefits, with Anvil Brand and Adams-Millis among potential occupants. The plan aims to extend industrial growth beyond city borders and spur regional development.
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Guilford County
Ture
Burlington Research
Guilford
Forsyth County
Kernerse
Farmers face need to diversify as tobacco cuts bite
A North Carolina editor argues farmers must diversify away from tobacco as acreage limits bite profits. The piece urges farmers to adopt better farm management and new skills to stay competitive amid changing markets and government policy.
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North Carolina
High Point Enterprise Listing and Staff Note
Public notice fragment lists staff roles and department heads for the High Point Enterprise with names Patterson Jr and Loflin among editors and managers. Details unreadable but confirms newspaper staff structure at 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Old Venetian's 12 Ounce Diet Aimed at Long Life
CAPUS WAYNICK recalls a Venetian nobleman Cornaro who in his 30s rejected excess, limiting solids to 12 ounces and wine to 17 ounces daily. He improved health, wrote four treatises, and believed restraint could extend life. The theme echoes McCall's critique of food myths.
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Capus Waynick
McCall’s
Luis Cornaro
Cornaro
Earth
Ian
America
Bernard Shaw
London Times
God
The Malignancy of Sin and the Message of Salvation
A Sunday sermon pleads for deliverance from sin as a universal malignancy. It contrasts cancer’s terror with spiritual disease, cites literature and history, and urges acceptance of Christ’s gift of eternal life for all who come to Him.
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God
Lady Macbeth
Duncan
Arabia
Jesus
Christ
Adam
Lamb of God
Block Homes touted to curb child danger in cities
Holt McPherson notes the Omaha Mason School Block Plan where volunteers shelter children in need. The program, started by a housewife and backed by PTAs, has grown to 50 blocks and drawn inquiries from 230 cities.
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Mason
Omaha
PTA
Board of Education
Ptas
Schenectady
Gazette
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High Point Enterprise
Greensboro
U. S. 29
Patterson JR
Aderising ’ Ve . Idol, JR
Loflin
Associated Press
Ocal
And
Griffith Company National” Advertising Representatives
Lila
Ss Hoe
Seley
Hell
Tennyson
Berry's
Holt McPherson
American Hospital Association
Duke University At
Durham
United States
Duke Center
Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
University of California
Columbia University
University of Minnesota
St. Louis University
Duke
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