High Point Furniture Market Should Improve Visitor Entertainment
Letter urges the High Point Chamber of Commerce and furniture firms to form a committee to devise entertaining, nontraditional options for visitors staying overnight. Proposes using area facilities like the pool, Country Club, and Sedgefield to attract buyers and exhibitors, aiming to strengthen the market and enhance visitors’ experiences.
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Atlanta
High Point
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Sedgefield
Smoking at High Point High Aims for Thoughtful Policy
Anne Thomp son column praises High Point High School officials for a proactive approach to the smoking issue. Readers are invited to offer student suggestions, with a plan for a supervised smoking room as a potential solution, while recognizing space and time constraints.
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Anne Thompson
High Point High School
Congress May Not Adjourn Before July 7 Yet Hope Lingers
The piece argues many pessimists doubt Congress can adjourn by July 7 near the Republican convention in Chicago. It warns that after July 21 Democratic events and August to October campaigning will strain lawmakers, risking poor quorum and skewed representation. It recalls 1950 1951 pace and notes 1952 citizen hopes for productive six months.
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Congress
Chicago
Washington
House
80Th Congress
Civil liberties roots in Declaration of Independence
A historical discussion traces civil liberties to the Declaration of Independence, noting life liberty and the pursuit of happiness as rights. It outlines guarantees such as habeas corpus, prohibition of bills of attainder and ex post facto laws, and equality before the law with no titled class. A speedy trial is highlighted as a core safeguard in criminal proceedings.
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Peo
United States
Yale Law Journal
Grim view of economic report and defense plans amid tax fight
Washington reports a grim picture in the Presidents Economic Report to Congress with deficits projected at 8 billion next year and 16 billion the year after, even after tax hikes. Lawmakers push to curb taxes and spending while defense plans call for large production increases and a strong civilian economy to sustain funding.
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Washington
NEA
Man
Congress
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Taft
George
Georgia
Representative Daughton
North Carolina
John Phillips
California
Fred Coudert
New York
House of Representatives
Navy
Dan Kimball
Air Force
Ae Gane
Truman
Sen
Brien McMahon
The
Atomic Energy Committee
Council of Economic Advisers
Leon Keyserling
John D. Clark
Roy Blough
Free Nations
New York Stage Buzz on Broadway Showing Strong in Advance Sales
The Century Theatre stage door signals potential near 500000 in advance sales for Vensus Observed directed by Laurence Olivier starring Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer. Jennifer Jones to tour Saint Joan for Theatre Guild. Several reviews note mixed receptions for new and revived shows with commentary from Times Herald Trib editorials and other outlets.
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Century Theatre
Rex Harrison
Lilli Pala
Jennifer Jones
Theatre Guild
Sta
I Ethony
City Center
Broadway
Taxing observations and garden notes in High Point
A reader shares reflections on local taxes at the County Building noting repairs, costs, and the patience of citizens. The piece shifts to Dr. T R Zimmerman’s flower hobby highlighting Camellias, roses, and tips for hardy growth. It then discusses journalist gifts and public ethics with anecdotes and a Nimrod hunting note from I B Nimrod.
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T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Zimmerman
High Point Men’s Rose Society
Casablanca
Georg Josef Kamel
Europe
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Frisco
Matasee
Mark
the Shrike
Judith Evelyn
Jose Ferrer
Times
Ine Tee
Gasidee
the Herald
Mr. Kerr
Eugene O'Neill
Aed
Carol Stonene
Karl
John McClain
George Son
Pier Eli
Ankee
No. 1
Garroway
CBS
W. A. Bivins
Alexander Dumas Fils
Lae B Sotaane
Grea
Bernhardt
Nyer
Tonnessee
Christian Science Monitor
Paul H. Douglas
Harvard University
Douglas
Will Rogers
Nimrod
I. B. Nimrod
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