Do no wrong to the stranger the fatherless nor the widow
A moral exhortation urging protection of the weak citing Jeremiah 22 3 urging care for strangers orphans and widows with a call to steadfast conduct.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
4
A moral exhortation urging protection of the weak citing Jeremiah 22 3 urging care for strangers orphans and widows with a call to steadfast conduct.
From The Canton Repository an editorial imagines railroads as a new marvel in high speed transport. It argues railways would be universally supported, taxed for self funding, and needed for freight and passenger movement, urging regulators to unshackle railroads to rebirth the industry.
The Tallahassee Democrat contrasts free press ideals with Pravda’s view and US and Florida constitutional guarantees. It argues that government strings on print endanger liberty and cites constitutional language protecting speech and press against restraint.
The Daily Oklahoman reports Walter Reuther telling United Auto Workers a strike now would be insane. He contrasts this with the union’s rejection of a two year wage deal offering 16 cents an hour, and suggests stalling until summer as new models approach. The piece questions why automakers should concede to Reuther given 700,000 unsold cars and a traditional no contract no work stance.
The Population Reference Bureau notes a birth deficiency since November 1957 linked to the recession, while critics argue the timing is misaligned. The piece questions attributing reduced births to a recession not evident until August, calling the claim a statistical mismatch.
British note in Punch on space travel predictions. A speaker forecast grandchildren born off Earth. Punch wryly comments the first mooncalves and Martians may be our own kin and would speak awkwardly about grandparents.
Publication details show the High Point Enterprise in North Carolina with Associated Press affiliation. Notices include addresses and staff roles such as D. A. Rawley as president and Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer, plus delivery and subscription rates.
A critical essay argues that Adam Clayton Powell Jr. exploits race to wield power in New York City politics. It details Negro Republican leaders denouncing Powell yet fearing to oppose him, and notes broader implications for Harlem, Brooklyn, and the Bronx, including potential mayoral impact.
The May state tax report notes an 8 percent rise in general fund receipts from May prior year, but a drop in all sales taxes for May and eleven months. Income taxes rise, while sales, beverage, and gasoline taxes fall, hinting at belt tightening ahead and possible July rebound. Election law discussions address candidate death replacements and ballot logistics.
Don Baker, fish biologist for the Wildlife Resources Commission, surveys High Rock Reservoir to explain erratic bass hatch quality and better fishing expectations for 1958 59. He notes dense crappie and other species, creel checks, access changes, and ongoing tests on baits brush harbors and a future lake map.
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