Wartime price supports must end as peacetime nears
Editorial urges curbing price supports after Congress capped payments at 50 000 per farmer per crop. It argues wartime programs distorted markets, benefited large factory farms, and harmed international relations, warning that peacetime economics require reform.
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What Is News And Why It Changes So Much
George Sokolsky argues news today is the exceptional and the new, yet often lies in the slow pace of nations. He compares current global shifts to Rome and Vienna, notes rising powers and economic blocs, and warns American interests face peril in Latin America and evolving social and religious trends.
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Three-Weeks Market Signals Shift in Furniture Industry
The furniture industry completed a concentrated three week market period, shortening exhibition runs to ease producer and retailer strain. Dallas opens July 13, with regional markets clustered to boost plant schedules and new introductions. Manager Leo J. Heer cites 80 percent of Southeast retail volume at the event, marking a brisk start to a potential record year.
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Fashion stirs Cold War pages as Moscow models clash with New York crowd
In a lighter Cold War break, Paris models invaded Moscow drawing scant praise from Soviet officials. In New York at the Coliseum five plump women entertain male viewers, sparking chatter that fashion sense and politics are diverging. The piece ponders a hoped fusion of East and West styles.
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High Point Enterprise Contact and Editorial Section
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, an independent afternoon and Sunday morning newspaper, lists office at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with staff including secretary-treasurer Mrs R B Terry and editors.
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Sunday Sermon on Divine Democracy and Human Brotherhood
The sermon questions equality as a secular ideal while arguing Jesus teaches only human brothers. It contrasts talents with individual gifts, cites Roosevelt and Eisenhower, a healthy baby and a handicapped one, a male executive and a blue collar worker, a queen and a seamstress, and concludes the path to divine democracy lies in Christlike brotherhood, not equal gifts.
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One week dates dominate Southern furniture markets
The summer market in High Point drew strong activity but faced criticism for a five day run before the July 4 holiday. Beneficiaries include buyers and manufacturers as one week markets gain traction in the South, with Chicago also testing a one week market next June.
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Southern Furniture Exposition
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Furniture Factories Marketing Association of the South
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