Dr Carroll backs state school program amid advisory report
Dr. Charles Carroll the state superintendent subscribes to the advisory committee education program amid debate over Pearsall report. He cites five reasons supporting the proposals while acknowledging limits under the Supreme Court ruling on desegregation and urging courage over fear to preserve public education.
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Charles Carroll
Advisory Committee On Education
Mayne Albright
Irving Carlyle
Carroll
Advisory Committee
High Point Market Moves Furniture Industry Forward
The article lauds the summer High Point Market as more significant than prior shows with air conditioned show rooms, improved presentation of merchandise, and expanded visitor housing. It credits Manager Leo J. Heer and team for planning that keeps High Point at the forefront of furniture supply amid regional market pressures and evolving marketing trends.
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High Point
Ind
Leo J. Heer
Editorial Research Steel Strike Settlement
A 1952 style editorial notes the impact of a major steel strike, referencing 650000 idle workers and widespread layoffs. It cites federal actions limiting shipments, wage gains for union members, fringe benefits, and a per ton price increase, set against a White House negotiated settlement and Truman era seizure.
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Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Truman
Steel
Steel strikes and Taft-Hartley debate in 1950s era views
The piece surveys wartime labor disputes and 1950s steel strikes, noting Supreme Court limits on presidential seizure, congressional push to use Taft-Hartley injunctions, and past wage-driven price changes. It discusses Republican platform stances and anticipated government action around 30 days into a strike. It cites President Truman, the Taft Hartley Act, and figures like Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Truman
Washington
Herbert Brownell, Jr
United Press
Aerve
Ashington
Reader praises North Carolina press and editor
A reader lauds The Enterprise editor Marie Grant praising North Carolina papers for balanced reporting. Letters attack sensationalism and defend responsible journalism while urging public cooperation and media integrity.
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The
Enterprise
Randolph Hearst
New York Times
Washington Post
Carolina
Texas
North Carolina
Wanelian
Marie Grant
Washington fray over common or cannibalistic politics
A political column mocks party rifts as the Senate committee crafts a refutation of exclusive commonality. It notes names like Byrd and Lehman, discusses women’s equality, and quips about hurricane naming by F W Reichelderter with a run of female monikers for 1956 storms.
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Washington
Senate Lcan
GOP
Byrd
Green
Kerr
Lehman
Murray
Symington
Bernard M. Baruchee
Reich Ae
United States
Democratic Digest
Democratic National Committee
Csan
Republi
Escolfier
Weather Bureau
F. W. Reichelderter
Betsy
Carla
Dora
Ethel
Flossy
Greta
Hattie
Inez
Judith
Kitty
Laura
Molly
Nona
Odette
Paula
Quenby
Heart Center project grows from Burns gift to major expansion
High Point memorial Hospital will expand into a 1.6 million Heart Center after Jack Burns Sr pledged 100000 toward a million dollar goal. Only 70000 more is needed with more than 770000 already invested by the community. The note highlights local business figures and a village of community updatesfrom furniture selling tips to travels and obituaries.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Jack Burns, Sr
Boston Post
Bottomley
New England
Enterprise
John Fox
the Post
Fox
Post
High Point
Nasser Soviet arms deal asserts White House ignorance
George Sokolsky argues that the Nasser Soviet arms pact revealed White House intelligence gaps. Donovan cites Byroade’s disinformation and Eisenhower’s Geneva stance as missteps. The piece warns of Soviet gains, Middle East realignments, and the need for accurate briefing to counter Moscow influence.
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Robert J. Donovan
Eisenhower
Nasser
United States
Donovan
Nieser
Byroade
Russia
White House
George Marshall
Bassador Byroade
Messa
Egypt
Geneva
Khrushchev
Middle
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jordan
Yemen
Morocco
Algeria
Mediterranean
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High Point Enterprise
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Patriots
George
Patriots of
Actiow
Charles Pearson
W. C. George
Patriots of N.C. Inc
Enise
University of Kentucky
Thomas Clark
Dixie
Polley
South
Sincerely, Faye Weltinger
Miami Beach
H. B. Miller
President's Committee For Traffic Safety
George Dixon
Republicamre
Uighep
Holt McPherson
John Tobin
Southern Retail Furniture Association
Furniture Row
Furniture South
D. N
Doc” Welborn
Henry A. Foscue
UNC
Woman's College At
Greensboro
Kenneth Redmans
France
C. E. Rozzelle
California
San Antonio
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Elmore's
Evergreen
Alabama
Methodist Church
Walter W. van Kirk
Wellesley Island
Germany
Commission On Churches On International Affairs
John Foster Dulles
van Kirk
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Vam Kirk
Paris
Monmartre
de. van Kirk
George Sokolsky
Nehru
Tito
Red China
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