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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
4
North Carolina Bar Backs Court Reform For Efficient Justice
The North Carolina Bar Association backs a Committee on Improving and Expediting the Administration of Justice. It aims to spark a public debate on restructuring courts, making them accountable, reducing political pressure, and attracting top legal talent while maintaining independence and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Bar Association
North Carolina
J. Spencer Bell
Charlotte
Bell
Bar Association
Centennial Anniversary: Theodore Roosevelt Character Emphasized
Editor Hermann Hagedorn, Roosevelt biographer and head of the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission, praises TR’s character shaping national duty. He warns against comfort moralizing and urges steady action, honesty, decency, and courage as core civic ideals for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Hagedorn
Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Roosevelts
Sagamore Hill
Hagedorn
The Four Cent Letter and Postage Policy
In an era of socialism and subsidies, the piece notes post office finances and new rates set by Congress. Beginning Aug 1, four cents per letter, three cents per post card, seven cents for air mail, with rising card and other mail rates. It argues the deficit persists amid debates whether the post office should self fund or be publicly funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Editorial Review of Labouisse's UNRWA Tenure and Refugee Crisis
The piece notes Henry R. Labouisse will relinquish his UNRWA duties as Dag Hammarskjold searches for a successor. It outlines challenges: nearly one million refugees in Jordan, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. a funding gap of roughly 10 million dollars. political pressures from Israel and Arab states. and questions about refugee repatriation. It discusses US funding dominance and a proposed US-led selective aid plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Henry R. Labouisse
U. N. Relief and Works Agency For Palestine Refugees
U.S. State Department
Hammarskjold
Labouisse
U.N.R.W.A
Palestine
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Lebanon
Syria
U. N
United States
U. N. General Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Arab League
U.N.A.W.A
Soviet Union
Eliahu Ben-Horin
High Point Enterprise Masthead Scene
Fragmentary OCR shows the High Point Enterprise masthead with staff roles and address. Names like D A Rawley president and secretary treasurer Mrs Terry appear in broken form. Publication details and staff positions are partially readable in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
A Terry . Sane
High Point Enterprise masthead notice and rates
Publication details list edition times and pricing for subscriptions by mall and carrier. The note credits the Associated Press and explains carriage contracts and the newspaper's independent contractor status with local carriers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
THE
Associated Press
High Point Enterprise, Inc
California race heats with Pat Brown meet
George Dixon recalls dinner with Pat Brown and political figures in Washington amid talk of California governor race and the McClellan Committee probe. The gathering touched on Edmund G. Pat Brown, James Roosevelt, Sid McMath, and labor investigations linked to national inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Edmund G
Pat” Brown
Georgetown
James Roosevelt
Sid McMath
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
McClellan
McMath
Brown
Washington
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Banter and Banana Cake at California Campaign Dinner
A lighthearted afterglow from a California campaign dinner with Pat Brown and his wife Bernice. Mrs Brown defies tabloids as she recalls TV questions and quips about Knowland and the governor race. The dialogue shifts to an upcoming tale of Pat Brown’s clash with Nixon and the Choctaw incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Bernice
George R. Killian
MGM
Knaowland
Mrs. Brown
Senator Knowland
Pat Brown
Vice Presoe Nixon
Flag Day Observance Ties to Continental Congress Founding
June 14 is Flag Day nationwide with Governor Hodges urging North Carolinians to observe. The 1777 flag design had 15 stripes and 13 stars in a circle. after 1818 the design settled to 13 stripes and a square star field, adding stars as states joined, latest being New Mexico and Arizona in 1912, with Alaska likely to gain a star next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hodges
Elks
Continental Congress
Great Britain
Kentucky
Vermont
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Flags and facts about the first Stars and Stripes
Historical note traces the adoption of the flag in 1777 and 1818 design, discusses early 13 stripe models and proposed designs by Franklin Harrison Lynch, mentions prior flags with 13 red white stripes and colonial era use, and cites World Almanac as a reference before noting the page continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Dutch East India Company
Philadelphia Light Horse
High Point College Raises Dorm Rates Amid Spending Review
The High Point College board approved dormitory rent increases for next year totaling 20 dollars per student with another 20 to follow the year after to cover operating losses of up to 28 thousand dollars. The college notes its overall cost at 799 dollars this year and aims to keep higher education affordable despite rising costs and faculty enhancements. A new women’s dormitory nears completion and a fall opening is planned. Latin is being restored to the curriculum and Wesley Gaynor returns as assistant bursar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
University
State College
Chapel Hill
Wesley Gaynor
Thomasville
Carl Nance
Susanna Wesley
U.S
Wesley
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T.r.s
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NEA
America
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United Nations Relief and Works Agency For
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Joe Brown
Esanbanenebests
Patterson
Idol, JR
National Advertising Representatives
Ward Irtt Fith Company
George Dixon
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
World Almanac
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Harrison
Thomas Lynch
Boston
St. George
St. Andrew
Mr. Bones
Pearly Gates
Dark Gehenna Pass
Harp and Halo Club
Charles Pearson
Fee Et Reet
Holt McPherson
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