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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1957
Page
4
A brief reflection citing Timothy 1 7 that God gives power love and a sound mind. It encourages banishing fear and daring greatly when one stands with God behind them.
An editorial weighs inflation versus deflation in U S monetary policy. It argues selective inflation benefits big bankers and business while the Federal Reserve tightens credit to curb excesses. Citing a four percent Treasury rate and varied bank reports, it warns against abandoning tight money and notes high U S rates remain globally low.
The article defends Capus Waynick as he takes over the adjutant general role amid criticism from retired colonels. Active generals of the National Guard praise his appointment and vow support, arguing his leadership will keep politics from hindering the National Guard.
Engineers cover a reservoir with hexadecanol to slow evaporation by about 30 percent. In Denver the film could save water for over 40 000 people annually, sparking a study of Salem Lake where a 12 day supply might extend four days.
Editorial notes economists split on inflation type and remedies. It cites President Eisenhower urging price and wage restraint on June 26 amid steel wage talks, Federal Reserve chief Martin advocating monetary and fiscal restraint, and Treasury Secretary Humphrey signaling possible easing of inflationary pressures as of July. The piece frames policy as a balance between restraint and steady leadership.
A yearlong study finds consumer installment credit at 82 billion dollars, with the board ruling no peacetime authority to regulate such credit. Regulation W, used during World War II and through 1952, is not to be renewed, and the defense act powers lapse.
The High Point Enterprise serves Point North Carolina with daily afternoon and Sunday morning editions. The masthead lists key staff including president D A Rawley and editor J McPherson, with circulation and business roles detailed.
George Dixon laments American bureaucrats mocked by privilege while imagining Georgi Malenkov as a self governing boss in East Kazakhstan. He contrasts Russian indulgence with U S treatment, predicting Malenkov may read his own meter and enjoy autonomy away from Moscow.
Lynn Nisbet surveys the Raleigh scene as Kerr Scott eyes re election while Governor Hodges faces questions about futures in the Senate race. Policy shifts and highway administration reforms spark debate amid teacher pay raises and civil service changes.
Charles Pearson analyzes the clash between Luther Hodges and Kerr Scott, noting Hodges bold, unconventional style and high business backing, while Scott leverages political maneuvering. Both share antiestablishment streaks, shaping a potential major contest three years ahead with unpredictable outcomes.
An $828000 resurfacing and shoulder project will revamp 19 miles of dual lane highway between Greensboro and Thomasville by year end. Thompson-Arthur Paving Company will add asphalt topping and surfacing, build wide shoulders, and install concrete curbing.
A lecture overview contrasts Charles Evans Hughes on Supreme Court jurisdiction with Congress limits. It cites 1868 Habeas Corpus Act, Jencks and Mallory cases, and the balance among Congress the President and Court. It explains British House of Lords authority and Parliament’s constitutional role.
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