Apalachin ties to small business finance and corruption
The piece argues Apalachin links hot money to legitimate industries via marginal businessmen in sectors like garment transport and leisure goods. It asserts under-the-table lending, offshore hiding places, and a culture of secrecy persist, with lawyers and accountants facilitating loot and pressure on small business growth.
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Apalachin
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Congressional
United States
Bible Thought for Today Follow Me to Fishers of Men
A devotional note reflects on Jesus calling disciples with the promise I will make you fishers of men. The reflection hints at lessons learned under a great teacher and the potential splendor of humble followers guided by faith.
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Hum
Goldfine's Foul Claim Skirts Inquiry Purpose
The resignation of Baron Shacklette, top investigator on the House committee, is criticized for hindering oversight into government misuse. The article condemns counter tactics, eavesdropping, and privacy violations while urging the panel to continue exposing crookedness regardless of defenses from Goldfine and his associates.
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Baron Shacklette
House
Bernard Goldfine
Shacklette
Goldfine
Andy Griffith’s Manteo Summer Music Camp Idea Born
The article notes plans for a summer music camp in Manteo as part of Andy Griffith’s efforts. It frames Griffith as a central local figure promoting musical vacations and compares potential impact against other major summer festivals and venues. It highlights community pride and regional cultural activity.
Jets face pay surge as pilots seek big raise
Air Line Pilots Association plans a 80 percent pay boost with captains earning up to 45000 a year for 85 hours monthly. Pan American offers 28589 annually versus 24860 for DC-7 pilots, while jet aircraft deliveries and provisional licensing loom this summer.
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Air Line Pilots Association
Pan-American World Airways
Editorial Travel Boom In Recession and Vacation Outlook
The AA A reports rising European bookings and a 21 percent jump in passport applications as travel rebounds from Suez effects. Foreign travel spending climbs with $1.95 billion annual high, while Canada and Latin America show solid gains. Tourism boosts include World Fair traffic and Lourdes Centennial draws, with 80 million Americans expected to vacation by car this year.
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American Automobile Association
U. S
U. S. Department of Commerce
Europe
Mediterranean
Canada
Latin America
Mexico
U. A
Brussels
United States
Cape Cod
New England
Rehabilitation and planning near Capitol Square in North Carolina
Dr. Lennox Baker urges enhanced rehabilitation facilities for adults injured in accidents and expanded use of state resources. Water supply concerns arise with Butner land development and the Research Park, while paperwork burdens hinder administrative efficiency and uniform reporting across agencies.
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Lennox Baker
Budget Commission
North Carolina
Baker
Duke Hospital
Durham
Research Triangle
Butner
Camp Butner Army Hospital
High Point Enterprise staff directory notes roles and offices
The High Point Enterprise lists administrative roles with names including D. A. Rawley as president Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson as secretary and treasurer Joe Brown as editor in chief and W. Agros as managing editor along with a business and circulation management outline.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
High Point Enterprise Publication Details
Publication notice states The High Point Enterprise is published daily and Sunday morning by Mall with subscription rates of 15 dollars by mail and 18 dollars by carrier per year. It notes AP news reprint rights and that carriers are independent contractors. It lists address and advertising contacts.
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Mall $15
Carrier $18
Associated Rise
Associated Press
AP News
Post High
High Point furniture market tone and Mt Gilead tribute
The piece notes brisk opening days of a six day furniture market with strong buyer turnout and questions its ultimate results. It recalls Grand Rapids furniture museum marker for Deacon Haldane, lauds Mt Gilead founder Dr P R Rankin, and previews Tweetsie book and Paul Green outdoor drama Confederate. It warns on boat safety and promotes Learn To Swim and a new NC highway map from the State Travel Bureau.
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Grand Rapids
Furniture Museum
Deacon Haldane
High Point
High Points
Mt. Gilead
Montgomery County
P. R. Rankin
Mecklenburg
Davidson
Charlotte Medical College
Rankin
Bank of Mt. Gilead
United Mills Corp
Mount Gilead Brick Company
Mount Gilead
Paul Green
General Lee
Virginia Beach
University of North Carolina
Lee
South
Manteo
Williamsburg
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
State Travel Bureau
Reader argues for Fair Trade and debates its merits
Joseph T. McGhee of High Point insists fair trade principles are essential and questions opponents. He cites Sen Sam Ervin's stance, warns of economic warfare and loss of dignity if Congress fails to back fair trade, and urges public debate.
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Enterprise of Saturday
Nashville Tennessean
Sam Ervin
Ervin
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