Memory of a Man Who Made Pictures Simple
A concise tribute to a speaker whose clear illustrations and concise words left a lasting mental image. Simple stories were understood by both children and adults, illustrating powerful communication through vivid, accessible examples.
North Carolina General Assembly Faces Historic Session
The upcoming session faces a heavy calendar and intense lobbying as Governor Hodges pushes a broad reform program. Key actions include tax reform, Highway reform, consolidation of purchasing and budgeting, and higher salaries for workers and educators, with careful study urged amid potential deadlines and division.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Third House
Hodges
North Carolina
General Assembly
General Fund
Budget Bureau
Department of Administration
Executive Department
No Place For Coyness In Health Board Debate
The piece critiques the health board and doctors for a public clash over Dr. Ellinwood’s leadership. It highlights calls for a joint committee to investigate, notes missing county commissioner presence, and honors Ernest R. Anderson’s civic legacy while urging serious inquiry into administration and ethics. It also links Sen. Potter’s push for a Congressional newsprint probe to rising paper costs and broader democratic info access concerns.
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Board of Health
Joint Committee
E. H. Ellinwood
Health Department
Ellinwood
Department
Health Board
Board of County Commissioners
Lloyd Amos
Carson Bain
Greensboro
High Point
Sen. Potter
Macmillan Seen As Link To United States In Postwar Era
London reporting highlights Harold Macmillan as a key to healing the Anglo American alliance. The piece notes his WWII role with Eisenhower, British American ties through his American mother, and his record as Housing Minister and later chancellor. It portrays him as confident, suave, and popular, a steady force in balancing 20th century Britain.
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Tom A. Cullen
London
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Algiers
Italy
United States
Sir Winston Churchill
Helen Arts Belles
Spencer
Ind
U. S
Britain
Monday Sermon on New Day and Duty
A reflective essay urges beginning each day with Christ and service, stressing Monday as a test of life and a chance for renewal. It cites Thomas Osler and Col Davenport anecdotes, contrasts to Sunday rest, and praises Macmillan as a steadfast diplomat who quietly shapes history through behind the scenes work.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Colonel Davenport
Christ
William Osler
America
England
Appointments, Pasta, and a Car Drive This Week
A church vesper supper spawns shared cooking and laughter as Hal and I cap the evening with spaghetti and lemonade. A chaotic driver license quest unfolds across Gastonia and Charlotte, ending with an appointment and renewed road test hopes.
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Hal
Hoyle Phillips
Gastonia Gazette
Joe
City Hall
Charlotte
Gastonia
Patrol
Gatonia
High Point Enterprise Office Listing in 19th Century Ad
The High Point Enterprise announces its long standing publication origin and office address indicating it serves High Point North Carolina with daily and Sunday editions.
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Sertoma Club
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Columbia University
Elihus Burritt
Greece
Moscow
Oxford
Duke of Devonshire
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Sir Anthony Eden
Rab
Butler
Eden
Robert Murphy
Murphy
State Department
North Africa
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Balkans
Tory Pine-Up Boy
Dave Gillespie
Duke Power Co
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Margaret
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprisc
Main High ’ N. C
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
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Keane
W. Patterson, JR
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