Calls for Constitutional fixes after Presidents illness
The piece argues the United States needs a full time leader during presidential disability. It cites Eisenhower’s health and Wilson’s prior illness, notes constitutional gaps in Article II, and urges hearings, amendments, or clear delegations to ensure continuous governance during incapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
James Reston
New York Times
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Wilson
Israel
Arabia
Talking Sense From Dr Murray Sets AMA Course
Napa CA physician Dr Dwight H Murray becomes the first in a quarter century to head the American Medical Association. He urges frank diagnosis and faster care, calls for unity among doctors to avert socialized medicine, and cites progress in overcoming tensions between generalists and specialists.
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American Medical Association
Dwight H. Murray
Napa
Calif
Chicago
Engand
Murray
Editorial: Wall Street Treks With Eisenhower Health Clues
The piece links stock market swings to President Eisenhower s health and outlines past patterns around conventions and elections. It notes last Friday s heavy trading, compares declines since September, and discusses the likely market trajectory if Eisenhower remains the GOP standard bearer and the election dynamics unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Dow-Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Truman
High Point Enterprise public notice fragment
Public notice fragment from High Point Enterprise showing corporate or business details and officials. OCR garbled text includes addresses and names with unclear roles, lacking complete context for a full summary.
Shortage of good scientists and engineers sparks debate
The piece discusses a national labor shortage extending beyond engineers to include skilled thinkers. It argues that degrees alone do not ensure capability, warns against over specialization, and suggests reforms like a three-semester year while stressing that broad thinkers are essential for national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ginzberg
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
Howard A. Meyerhoff
Eugene M. Kulischer
Soviet Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Primary vote cost and election spending questioned
The piece estimates about 475000 votes cast in the recent primary costing roughly two dollars per vote and near 200000 in combined state and local election expenses. It notes Democratic Governor votes about 466000 and mentions gaps in records and unaccounted expenditures by candidates and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Labor
Noted Flood Control Lessons From Western NC to Mississippi
A county stream near Waynesville, once crooked and flooding Ferguson farmland, was straightened by Palmer Ferguson's sons Homer and Garland and their kin. Homer later led Newport News Shipbuilding. Garland became a Greensboro attorney. Eyre B. Ferguson served in World War I and influenced Mississippi River flood control, with General Ferguson crediting early farming efforts for river management insights.
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North Carolina
Waynesville
Ferguson
Palmer Ferguson
Homer Ferguson
Newport News Shipbuilding Corporation
Garland F. Ferguson
Greensboro
Ey B. Ferguson
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Gwood
Postmaster General weighs dog bite fears and rabies risk
George Dixon recounts remarks by Arthur Summerfield on dog bites to postal workers. Data show human rabies cases are rare, dogs cause few transmissions, and a plan to train dogs and owners is proposed during the inquiry with veterinarians and dog experts present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur E. Summerfield
Charles BE
Ted"’ Fletcher
New York State Veterinary Medical Society
Manhattan
William C. Doherty
National Association of Letter Carriers
Wille
Summerfield
Doherty
Saints Protect Us
Civil Defense push and community events in High Point area
Civil defense drive urges public support and new Ground Observer Corps volunteers at the YMCA. Plans for Guilford evacuation in case of attack are discussed, with traffic and regional coordination noted. Community notices include Red Cross tribute event, church leadership renewal, Piedmont Aviation open house, international greetings, and Salvation Army leadership change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ground Observer Corps
Dick Hartley
YMCA
Greensboro High Point
Guilford
Randolph
Sandhill
J. R. Teague
High Point
North Carolina
Piedmont Aviation
Winston-Salem
Edinburgh
Scotland
Paul Ingles
C. Arthur Kirkman
Chile
Chilean National Railway
Allen A. Stockdale
Industrial Management Club
Sanford
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
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High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
Polp
D. A. Rawley
RK. B. Terry
EEE
Tal Sonrsseeens
Eeeaess
Cenceess
Orn
George Sokolsky
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Great Smoky
Ed Hummel
At Smoky Mountains National Park
Hummell
Park Administration
Hummel
Great Smoky Mountains
Pena
Lane
Pearson
George Dixon
U. S
U. S. Public Health Service
Dixon
Soy
Fido
Holt McPherson
Dick Meisky
Ed Sullivan
Ped Cross
Kiwanis
Kenneth
Walter J. Miller
Henry M. Gillespie
Salvation Army
Greenville
S. C
Charlies Sams
Spartanburg
Gillespies
Samses
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