Taxes and Mobs and the Untaxed Dollar Nexus
The piece argues that mobs are composed of powerful figures who traffic in untaxed dollars. It links narcotics, gold smuggling, and political influence to international finance, Swiss accounts, and offshore fronts. It claims many wealthy Americans back these schemes and move funds globally via corporations and banks.
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D. P. Mohle
Houston
Texas
Mohle
Eldt
Italy
Red
China
United States
Congress
Underworld
Honduras
George Raft
Fifth and Park Avenues
New York
Washington
Portugal
Switzerand
Switzerland
Russia's Double Dealing in New Control Plans
The piece critiques Russia's proposal for a joint Western atomic control body, viewing it as duplicitous diplomacy aimed at undermining Western unity and boosting propaganda. It analyzes Euratom as the target and notes Russia's own broader organization including China and North Vietnam, urging caution in Western response.
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Russia
United States
Euratom
West European Organization For the Development
Red China
Outer Mongolia
North
Viet Nam
London
Newspaper Theory as a Builder or Wrecker
W R Beaumier of Luftin Publishing Co. urged the Oklahoma State Press Association audience that a newspaper is like an individual, either building or wrecking a community. He outlined four points stressing community building, non neutrality, civic effort, and lasting satisfaction from doing the job.
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W. R. Beaumier
Luftin, Texas, Publishing Co
Oklahoma State Press Association
The Tragedy Of Apathetic People
A sober critique of voter apathy in the United States argues that low participation erodes democracy. It urges citizens to inform themselves about government, local elections, and issues to preserve freedoms and effective governance.
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United States
County Commission
Maryland to test closed circuit TV for teaching
Maryland's Washington County will pilot a closed circuit TV teaching program in fall with 6,000 pupils in 2 high schools and 6 grade schools. Funded by the Fund for Advancement of Education and the Radio Electronics Television Manufacturers Association, the project aims to reach 20,000 students soon and ease teacher shortages.
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Maryland
Washington County
Unc-Tv
Fund For Advancement of Education
Radio Electronics Television Manufacturers Association
North Carolina
Improving Picture Of NC Jails Timely
Edwin 8. Preston reports progress in North Carolina jails. Over six years eight county jails were built, nine remodeled, 16 reconditioned, one under construction, and three in blueprint. Sixteen new city jails and 18 with major repairs. 59 town and city jails and five county jails closed. A three day jail management course was held at Chapel Hill to address safety, care of inmates, and standards. Real progress exists but more is needed to clean up jail conditions.
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Edwin
Preston
North Carolina
National Jail Association
State Board of Welfare
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
High Point Enterprise Office Details
An item from the High Point Enterprise lists the office address at 905 North Main Street Point and names C. D. A Rawley as President and Mrs. R. B. Terry as Secretary-Treasurer.
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High Point Enterprisge DO
North Main Street
Newspaper masthead fragment with dates and credits
A garbled masthead snippet shows publication notes and copyright details from a High Point North Carolina newspaper. It references the Associated Press content and distribution terms without conveying a substantive local news item.
Sunday Sermon The Cost Of A Championship
A sermon links athletic champion ideals to Christian virtue, urging concentration, self denial, hard work, vision and endurance. It invokes Paul’s words and Paderewski’s practice to argue that real championship requires blood sweat and tears, moral discipline, and total commitment to Christ.
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Jesus
Paul
Paderewski
Annexation debates mark High Point city limits
High Point debates annexation and the balance of inside versus outside living plus managing water and sewer capacity. Mayor Covington warns against rushed expansion while supporting selective, small scale growth and thorough service plans to lure new residents.
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Covington
Uip
High Point
Woman from Quincy forgets ham radio convention location
A Quincy resident returning from Western North Carolina recalls accompanying her daughter and son-in-law to a ham radio operators' convention in Virginia. She quizzes herself about the venue name, mentioning a place sounding like Mathematics and her brief memory of Appomattox.
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Mass
Boston
North Carolina
Virginia
Lee
Grant
Appomaton
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