Time To Get Realistic About Pay Of Judge For City Court
The editorial calls for raising the salary of Greensboro municipal judges from 7 600 to bring it in line with modern practice. It notes Judge Crissman faces recruitment difficulties and praises Judge Myatt's legacy while urging competitive pay to attract capable lawyers and avoid financial penalties on families.
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Walter E. Crissman
High Point
J. A. Myatt
Myatt
Crissman
Greensboro
Harriman Forms Committee on Liquor Sale to Minors
New York Governor Harriman names a panel of three distinguished citizens to study state laws and regulations on selling liquor to minors. He argues a committee is unnecessary, asserting a single action remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harriman
New York State
Grim Holiday Reminder on Traffic Deaths and Enforcement
A warning on rising traffic tolls notes 88 percent of deaths involve law violations and urges strict enforcement of realistic laws. The piece argues public support and swift punishment could curb crashes and stresses personal responsibility to reduce injuries and fatalities.
Youth Behavior Outlook Shifts Blame to Parents Not Kids
National Education Association cross section finds teachers blame parents for student conduct decline over 10 to 20 years. While some students misbehave more, most educators say crowding and discipline challenges also play a role. Parents, income, and home conditions cited as major factors with shared responsibility urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Metaolished 1886 Published By 205,907 High Point
The fragment lists a high point enterprise style record with addresses and named officers including A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer. It appears to be a dated, organizational summary from 1886 with foundational details and location at 205 North Main Street in High Point North Carolina.
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Cd. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
High Point Enterprise promotional note
Published afternoons and Sunday mornings. Subscription details for carriers and year rate. Associated Press content rights noted. Local post office entry and distribution terms mentioned.
Democrats curb poll unseen at Chicago convention
The piece describes the Democratic plan to block individual delegate voting on TV during the Chicago convention. Delegates will be silenced or kept out of camera range as votes are read collectively. It notes New York's 196 delegates and critiques punishments for unauthorized orators and the use of an elevator microphone system.
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National Safety Council
Sam
Chicago
New York
Sylvania
E. Gates
California
Illinois
Texas
Puerto Rico
Berle
Benny
Thomas E. Dewey
Community Colleges Seek Development Pattern At State Level
Lynn Nisbet Around Capitol Square notes Wilmington College and Pembroke State College face funding and expansion questions. The General Assembly allocated 5 million plus for second half of the biennium to aid colleges, with requests for operating funds and new facilities. Enrollment at Wilmington reaches 846 with 24 faculty for 15 full-time equivalents. Pembroke State emphasizes increasing white student enrollment and dormitory capacity.
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Wilmington
Wilmington College
New Hanover
Budget Commission
State Board of Higher Education
Isaac Bear
New Hanover Board of Education
Bear
New Hanover County
Pembroke
Pembroke State College
Fayetteville State Teachers College Budget Woes and Plans
Fayetteville State Teachers College faces tight funds with enrollment down from 675 to 550 and state support below other Negro colleges. Dr J W Seabrook, retiring after 30 years, notes tuition and living costs around 55 to 76 dollars monthly, while requests total 445000 for permanent improvements and 25000 yearly for additions. Proposals include a new art music student union, gymnasium, and four cottages for married teachers.
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Fayetteville
Fetson
Elizabeth City
Chile trip, tragedy, local notices and YMCA leadership changes
Senator Kirkman reports from Chile on a winter rail survey and plans to attend Raleigh sessions and Kiwanis events. A Crescent Beach crash killed Ronald Marlette and James Greer, prompting calls for holiday safety. Barbara Brooks fosters home hosting for furniture markets as 3,000 visitors approach. A North Carolina travel book lists 84,415 rooms with rates from 2 to 20 dollars. A Los Angeles letter warns of birth rates affecting Europe. Edgar Hartley, 69, retires from High Point YMCA after 30 years. Tuscaloosa calls his successor. Hartley remains active with family and grandchildren nearby.
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O. Arthur Kirkman
Chile
Raleigh
Santiago
Kiwanis Club
Kirkman
Bolivia
la Paz
Hamas
Alpacas
Pamapas
Crescent Beach
Ronald Marlette
James Greer
Barbara Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
Barbara
Virginia-Carolinas
High Point
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Brooks
North Carolina
Great Smoky
Blue Ridge Mountains
Department of Conservation and Development
Lee Johnston
YMCA
Edgar Hartley
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Dean B. Pruette
YWCA
Windsor Mill Road
Baltimore
Hartley
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Ralph W. Gardner
Congress
Luther H. Hodges
Kemp Doughton
High Point Enterprise
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High Point WN. Co
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Associated Press
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H Point Enterprise
National Ady
Ard Gril
Mth
George Dixon
Tobacco Road
Mama
Tia
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
R. D. Wellens
W. J. Gale
Rt's
Tre
Holt McPherson
Argentina
Peru
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janiero
Lima
Enterprise
William R. Sullivan
Los Angeles
Calif
Europe
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