Government Spending Overshadows Balance and Inflation Risks
An editorial argues the federal budget and total government outlays reach about 145 billion dollars, with non productive spending driving inflation and eroding the dollar. It cites France’s 40 year inflation lesson, warns against a theoretical balance, and urges concrete revenue and spending reforms to prevent a faltering economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
United States
de Gaulle
Congress
Washington
France
Burns Brightly: A Day to Recall Robert Burns and His Voice
The piece recalls Robert Burns birthday and quotes Dr. Tommy Cleland praising Burns as a fearless editor in spirit. It notes Burns satiric wit and reverence for the sacred and questions how his voice would travel in modern times amid social mores and church hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Wilson
Sons of
Scotland
Tommy Cleland
Duke University
North Carolina Press Institute
Duke
Burns
Mores
Laymen Uphold the Church From Pulpit to Pew
A sermon praises laypeople as essential to church mission. It cites Moses Elijah and Paul as examples of unordained workers who advanced God's kingdom, urging modern laymen and women to embrace responsibility and reject false humility before clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
God
Church
Peter
James
Andrew
John
Galilee
Annas
Caiaphas
Christ Jesus
Apostle Paul
Ananias
Abraham
Moses
David
Daniel
Paul
Mary the Virgin
Inside Track on TV Bet Sisters Rival for Big Prizes
Barbara Heinz watches Name That Tune tomorrow at 7 30 as sister Bernadette McCartin debuts on the show with a partner, aiming for 10000 and a possible 25000 sweepstakes. The sisters, from Long Island near New York City, share a family of six. Barbara, husband Chet, and Bernadette’s engagement to be married are noted amid High Point ties and recent Miss North Carolina Betty Lane Evans’ market presence.
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Barbara Heinz
Hillcrest Manor
Barbara
Bernadette McCartin
Bernadette
Long Island
New York City
Chet
New York
High Point
Schoonbeck Furniture Co
Betty Lane Evans
North Carolina
Betty Lane
New Bern
Morganton
Excellent Choice High Point Man of the Year 1958
Benny Braica Jr is named High Pointer of the Year for 1958. He built a flourishing business in a few years while supporting the community through Jaycees and local civic projects. The award highlights his entrepreneurship ambition and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Benny Braica Jr
Braica
The
Jaycees
High Point Enterprise masthead fragment
Independent High Point newspaper masthead reads The High Point Enterprise an illustrated address and staff roles including president secretary treasurer advertising director and circulation manager with annual mailing and carrier rates shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
High Point Errearnisn, Inc
North Uest Street
High Point
N. C
A. Rawley
KR. B. Terry
E W. Patterson, JR
V. Ww Jk. Soos
Loflin
Wg Posse N
Injustice To The County Sparks City Debate
Letter from L. L. Smithy Jr of High Point criticizes Mrs. Kirkman and argues against eliminating county services. He defends sheriff, dog warden, agricultural, rural library, fire protection, and road benefits, insisting county aid supports city safety and Taxpayer property. He questions funding equity and asserts cooperation with county and state roads and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
Rural Library Service
High Point
N.C. PS
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Elijah
Heavenly Kingdom
Midian
George
Egypt
Elisha
Amos
Tekoa
Joseph
Jehovah
Nile
NEA
Ine
Robert Marks
National Upholstery Co
National Upholstery
High Point College
East Carolina College
Greenville
East Carolina
Enley
Royal Bank of Canada
John Lubbock
Churchill
Tiffany's
Ruskin
Enald
Stableboy
City Lake Park
L. L. Smithy, JR
Box
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