North Carolina Chamber Executives Meet in High Point
High Point hosts the North Carolina Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives for a two day convention focused on developing communities and the state. Leaders emphasize statewide sighted growth, attracting industry and taxpayers while praising dedication and service of chamber officers and their broader impact.
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High Point
North Carolina Association of Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
Safety Spotters for Safety aims at two way highway vigilance
Motor Vehicles Commissioner Edward Schiedt promotes spotters for safety encouraging drivers to report reckless and speed violations. The program becomes a two way street with praise for good deeds and warnings for violators, aiming to cut highway deaths and foster safer driving.
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Edward Schiedt
High Point Abattoir Criticizes City Standards
Forrest Cates analyzes Sunday Enterprise piece criticizing High Point abattoir operations. The editorial urges the city to improve slaughterhouse health standards or exit the meat business to protect public health and residents along the highway.
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Forrest Cates
High Point
King Size Accidents Spur Likely Fall Price Rise
Elizabethtown News notes cigarette makers may raise prices on king size smokes this fall as retailers increasingly charge a penny more for long varieties. Executives say kings could capture more market share and profits, while short cigarettes remain unchanged. The piece cites Pall Mall and Chesterfield among brands and mentions an 18 percent current kings share.
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Pall Mall
Herbert Tareyton
Fatima
Dunhill
Cavalier
Embassy Kings
Gore Tobacco
Philip Morris
Cigaret
Kings
Fear and hype across Europe spark dwindling belief in revolts
Confidences from Washington note revolts in East Germany and Poland are overstated. Czech currency reform prompts grumbles but no revolts. U S observers report no widespread trouble in Bulgaria or Romania. risk of misreading satellite upheavals cited as a danger to confidence.
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Washington
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Bulgaria
Albania
Romania
U. S
Capital Society
Sidney
Capital
Hilaire Belloc
John K. Slear
Smith
Ben
Lennon
Capitol Bill
Cover-Up and Loyalty in Government Leadership
In a free society officials should resign over errors to allow accountability. The piece argues cover ups undermine democracy, cites Roosevelt and the Quarantine Speech, Yalta, and Eisenhower era shifts, and notes Dean Acheson and Bundy as examples of secrecy and loyalty challenges.
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Stich
Korea
Europe
Asia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hugo Black
Chicago
Japan
United States
Yalta
Falte
Russia
Eisenhower
Dean Acheson
State Department
Truman
Roosevelt
Aone
International Information Administration
CIA
William Putnam Bundy
Bundy
National Security Council
The
Energy Commission
Alger Hiss
Preparedness and Intangibles Reflections and Musings
A column of varied notes touches on Dulles’ Korea peace stance and readiness for war. It continues with pageants satire on Miss North Carolina and Miss Universe, tributes to Sir James Barrie and Maude Adams, a Belloc memorial, personal odds and ends, and a humorous bus-name mix up reported from a Reader's Digest feature.
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James M. Barrie
George Meredith
Shakespeare
Maude Adams
James
The
Barrie
London
England
Miss Adams
Tannersville
N. Y
Tryon Street
Reader's Digest
Enrollment figures and road notes from Capitol Square
The State School Facts report lists 1951-52 enrollment at 914 269 pupils with 78.8 percent in grades 1-8 and 21.2 percent in grades 9-12. It notes a high trend and expects 1952-53 higher. Roads from Raleigh to Morganton via US 64 cover about 200 miles with alternate routes and secondary roads common.
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Raleigh
Morganton
North Carolina
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Cochairmen
Stanley N. Barnes
Department of Justice
Antitrust Division
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S. Chesterfield Nheim
University of Michigan Law School
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California
Oppenheim
Michigan Law Review
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Federal Trade Mission
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Congress
Auput
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Egypt
Greece
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Robert Benes
Office of Price Stabilization
Benes
Steel
U. S. Armed Services
George Sokolsky
W. A. Bivins
Dulles
U. N
Virginia
Irving Berlin
Bud
James Whitcomb Riley
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
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Jehovah
Senate
Willis Smith
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Broughton
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