High Point Enterprise Editorial Staff Listing
The High Point Enterprise lists key staff including R. B. Terry as President D A Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer Charles B Lof Robert L Thompson as editors C W Patterson Jr as Adv Director Lin as Circulation Manager in the masthead.
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R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B, Lof
Robert L. Thompson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Adv
Lin
Circulation
Mgr
Governor Scott Pledges Rural Power Extension Surprises
The editorial critiques Governor Kerr Scott's radio address promising a big surprise by extending telephone and electric services to rural areas. It argues the speech lacked preparation, noting ad lib delivery and reliance on a manuscript only in places. The piece questions rates and adviser influence.
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Scott
Utilities Commission
Utilities Commissioners
Charlie Parker
Kerr Scott
Major McLendon
NASD Criticized as Color Blind Cop of Markets
A harsh critique of the National Association of Securities Dealers arguing it fails to police the over the counter market and curb fringe players. The piece calls for merging NASD with the Investment Bankers Association to form a tougher body and questions its Cyrus Eaton Kaiser-Frazer ruling aftermath.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Investment Bankers Association
NASD
Tucker
Globe Aircraft
O.K
Tucker and Globe
SEC
IBA
Cyrus Eaton and
Otis & Co
Kaiser-Frazer
L.G
Taft stands firm against North Atlantic treaty amid 1950s politics
Taft openly condemns linking the Atlantic pact to foreign arms aid and warns it could push the nation toward war. He defies labor opposition over Taft Hartley, risking political fallout in a bitter 1950 election while urging production and distribution solutions for a brighter future as AFL leader William Green comments on management and labor progress.
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Taft
America
William Green
AFL
In The Dark Reflections On Peace And Parsonage Life
A reflective piece links personal darkness to broader world views. Anecdotes recount a long past quarrel between Jim Doe and Betty Roe, a civil war era friendship between fathers, and a parson’s stone filled garden. The essay argues for peaceful relations among nations and communities.
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Jim Doe
Betty Roe
Betty
Jim
Gal
Grapevine Telegraph
Jimh
Henry Larkin
Larkin
Doe
Doc
John Doe
John Roe
Roe
David
Jonathan
United States
Canada
Britain
America
France
A. H
Shower
Satan
Yorks
The Wealthy Man Who Needed More Money
A satirical tale about J Waddington Gorrocks a rich patron who spends prodigiously yet remains loved and envied. His vast castle staff and bizarre projects reveal a lonely philanthropist seeking affection beyond his fortune. The piece ends with a dated moral about riches and social perception.
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New York
J. Waddington Gorrocks
Waddington
National Cash Register Company
Africa
Maddington
Broadway and Elsewhere
China official Hsueh Lian-Shieh arrives with gold in a chest while aboard the Queen Elizabeth. He funds Marion Saunders, a famous El Morocco centerpiece, and departs with guards and a costly suite. The piece surveys luxury, royal gossip, and wartime-style chatter on money flows and personalities.
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Jack Liat
Hsue’. Lian- Shieh
Economic Ministry of the China Republic
Bank of China
Hseuh
U. S. Treasury
Marion Saunders
el Morocco
Jack
Marion
Hsuch
Hsueh
Fort Knox
Britain must expand sales to the United States
Washington notes that Britain's economic crisis hinges on expanding sales to the U S and Canada to earn dollars for food and goods. It argues British manufacturers must push into the American market, while cautioning against overreliance on empire sales and Marshall Plan aid. The piece highlights the need for flexible pricing and adaptation to U S tastes, and mentions Cripps and Snyder as figures in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Britain
U. S. Treasury
John Snyder
Europe
Brooklyn Bridge
United States
Canada
U.S
Brit
U. S
America
Quotes on world government and atomic energy politics
The passage quotes Garry Davis renouncing U S citizenship to be a world citizen and warns that a work stoppage in the atomic energy program would hurt national defense. Senator Forrest Donnell cites dangers from energy plant closures. President Truman criticizes real estate lobby opposition to housing legislation. Paul Robeson praises the Soviet Union as his second homeland and expresses pride and freedom.
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United States
Garry Davis
U. S
President Truman
Musical Crossword Clues Across and Down
A compact list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering music terms and general words. Includes entries such as depictions of instruments heads medley charge hearing organ high peak speeder literary scraps diminutive of Susan lowers woody plant wind resting place samarium symbol right palm lily pronoun rind otherwise land measure rip tantalum fate note of scale angel passageway museum ear departed speck oriental coin asterisk mimics brags entice drink slowly thus dull worthless Indians simple beverage lawless declaimed concerning itemized.
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