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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1957
Page
4
A brief devotional note warns that thinking evil thoughts unsettles the mind and degenerates the individual, urging readers to focus on virtuous reflections. The snippet emphasizes inner discipline and moral improvement.
Secretary George M. Humphrey questions the 72 billion dollar peacetime budget as inflationary and too large. He argues for restraint while President Eisenhower pushes Congress to trim the plan, amid mounting recession fears and warnings about the national debt and economic stability.
Dr W L Jackson died of a heart attack yesterday leaving behind a legacy as a civic visionary and physician. He led Guilford General Hospital expansion and helped establish High Point Memorial Hospital while aiding hospital air conditioning efforts through the North Carolina Medical Care Commission.
The General Assembly will review par or non par check clearance as a banking issue with a strengthened State Banking Commission push for study and possible reform. Sylvania's local cabinet plant is abandoning operations, highlighting shifts in manufacturing and the need to adapt to changing markets. Senator Scott pursues a Senate inquiry into gasoline and oil price hikes to curb monopolistic practices and inflation.
The High Point Enterprise is a North Carolina newspaper serving High Point and nearby communities with daily local news, features, sports, and community notices.
Publication details show the High Point Enterprise as a daily and Sunday morning paper with Associated Press rights. Subscription terms mention Mall and Carrier yearly rates, and independent contractors handle distribution. Copyright and postal filing notes are included along with advertising representation details.
The piece celebrates Alexander Hamilton as architect of the United States economy and government. It credits his Report on Manufactures and his role as first Treasury Secretary, arguing sound national finance underpins freedom and growth, while critiquing current budgetary policy.
A Sunday sermon reflects on Moses and the question What is in thine hand posing as a call to service. It links biblical examples to everyday vocations and urges use of one’s tools for God and humanity. C. E. R. emphasizes humble acts and faithful labor.
LEO HEER of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building found a stack of unmisspelled fan letters at his desk, including notes from Grace Princess of Monaco and Marilyn Monroe, all written by his four children in a playful prank. The market report also notes sales trends, Casard and Hedstrom Union product highlights, and banker guidance on tightening credit for retailers.
Quotes from Rep Lawrence Smith urging a decisive shift in U S policy toward Russia and National Association of Home Builders president Haverstick pressing higher GI loan rates. Mentions VA program cuts and a Columbus Zoo remark on a captive gorilla birth. References John L Lewis and Earl Davis with no clear stance.
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