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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

4

Piedmont Faces Regional Water Shortage Urgently

An editorial urges regional action to tackle Piedmont water scarcity. It notes dried wells and falling water tables in Guilford and Davidson counties, cites Abbott's Creek reservoir plans by Thomasville and Lexington, Lake Brandt expansion by Greensbor o, and calls for renewed Yadkin River study, High Rock Lake tapping, and a permanent Central Carolina Water Authority to secure future supply.

Thomasville Lexington Abbott's Creek Greensboro Lake Brandt High Point Piedmont Guilford Davidson Counties Yadkin River Hundley High Rock Lake Central Carolina Water Authority

Longs hold power as Earl wins third term in Louisiana

Earl Long secured a third term as Louisiana governor after an early landslide over four rivals. He campaigned with a hillbilly band and free meals, while one anti-Eisenhower hopeful finished poorly. The piece contrasts Earl with Huey Long and notes the state’s unsettling past.

Long Louisiana Crescent Lakes Earl Long Huey U. S. Senate Russell

Eisenhower's Three Years Evaluates Domestic and Foreign Shifts

The piece traces President Eisenhower's four-year trajectory from 1953 to 1956, noting a popular president facing a Congress controlled by opponents. It highlights key actions: Korea armistice, tax reform victory, foreign aid cuts, and domestic bills, with many programs vetoed or postponed and several major initiatives remaining unresolved for this year.

Eisenhower Defense Department Department of Health, Education and Welfare Reconstruction Finance Corporation Congress Formosa Hawaii

Treasury Head Predicts Business to Level Off in 1956

Secretary Humphrey forecasts a leveling of business and corporate profits for 1956 at 43.0 billion dollars, with personal income rising to about 312.5 billion. He cites labor force growth and wage gains as factors, notes no room for a tax cut without a surplus, and links debt reduction to security spending rather than tax relief.

Washington Treasury George M. Humphrey Humphrey Congress

High Point debate on Guilford County education bond issue

The Reader Writes argues for the School bond plan approved by Guilford County Commissioners. It urges community and county support to finance education, noting High Point’s involvement and the need for fair investment in local schools amid wider national costs.

High Point Guilford County Board of Commissioners Guilford Someones Sever Latales Rae

Notes on the News by Charles Pearson

The piece discusses school crowding at Griffin School in Guilford County North Carolina the need for a circular addition and more teachers to maintain accreditation. It compares per pupil spending by state and local costs to add 10 rooms and cites figures from the U S Office of Education and the North Carolina White House Conference Study.

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Lee Birthday Reflections Highlight Civil War Hero

The piece marks the 149th birth anniversary of Robert E. Lee praising his soldiering genius and personal virtues. It cites Stephen Vincent Benet and Douglas Southall Freeman, and notes public interest in Lee across the South and nation.

Robert E. Lee Lee South Stephen Vincent Benet John Brown Baly Douglas Southall Freeman

Quote on political races and court strategy from Ohio and North Carolina leaders

The text cites Sen. George Bender warning about overcoming Gov. Lausche and hints at strategic moves by Paul Brown and Otto Gra. It notes Ford Fund for the Republic funding actions viewed as dubious with poor judgment, as stated by Henry Ford I.

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