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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1953
Page
4
High Point City Council approved a three way support plan with Guilford County and Greensboro to establish a domestic relations court in 1954. The arrangement funds the court for 42 months with the county covering half the costs after startup, aiming to aid juvenile and family cases with thorough, sympathetic handling.
The Eagle critiques farm subsidies while noting a hosiery mill in Reading Pa. closed for lack of profits. It cites Benson's speech and asks how Eisenhower's policy justifies dettailing agriculture but not industry, suggesting parity would protect jobs but warn against market waste.
The piece argues that open U S Britain tensions risk aiding Russia and China. It critiques Churchill and British policy toward Red China and Korea, urges self reliance, and calls for clear understanding between the United States and Britain to halt communist advances.
Harold F. Ambrose once a Postmaster General aide and top newsman fell to prison for a $630,000 stamp fraud. He recruited investors to buy commemoratives promising big profits, then shared false gains. His downfall follows a rapid rise and a dramatic fall from grace.
A writer recalls an ordinary evening commuting to graduation events. He meets a soda clerk, chats with a farmer about crops, and reflects on a lecture about balancing heart and mind. The piece weaves personal anecdotes, editor’s notes, and a rehabilitated ex convict tale into a reflective reminiscence.
Rep Ed Gavin warns in a Raleigh letter that a Federal sales tax could force NC to dramatically cut state levies or repeal the state tax entirely. He cites Section 105 166 and outlines how federal receipts, highway and health aid would affect state budgets and autonomy. He argues for state sovereignty and limits on federal taxation intruding on local duties.
Robert Ruark reflects on avoiding the coronation in London citing crowd chaos and media saturation. He prefers staying home despite admiration for the queen and lingering hope for Elizabeth II’s well being.
Quotes from leaders including Gruenther Clark Tito Churchill and Perle Mesta reflect NATO stance, UN peace talks, and calls for high level talks amid Cold War tensions. The quotations span doubts about immediate aggression and willingness to resume negotiations when offers appear sincere.
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