High Point Enterprise newspaper masthead and staff
The High Point Enterprise masthead lists editors and officials including Holt McPherson as editor and D A Rawley as secretary treasurer with Charles B Loflin as circulation manager. It shows Associated Press membership and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
Snafu Highlights Gaps in Mock Alert Drill
The mock atom bombing drill exposed civilian defense gaps and lingering complacency. Officials say the exercise shows room to improve national readiness while noting civilian economy underpins defense. columnist Dixon suggests plain shelter in real attacks.
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United States
George Dixon
Miss High Point title goes to Mary Arlene Hobbs at pageant
High Point College showcased three contestants in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Miss High Point pageant. Mary Arlene Hobbs, 20, a sophomore, won the title with Betty Aileen Cumby in second and Charlotte Cooper in third as the event drew praise for its depth and regional representation.
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Leigh Hunt
High Point College
Betty Aileen Cumby
Wake Forest College
Charlotte Cooper
Hobbs
Walstonburg
Betty Lo Ring
High Point
Lexington
North Carolina
Ann Hancock
Catawba College
Honor to the pioneers of the High Point Community Chest
The Enterprise honors the founders of the High Point Community Chest and its successor United Fund as a 20 year effort expanding federated giving. The piece praises private citizens, notes charity fraud risks, and recalls Tocqueville on public initiative and charitable trust.
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United States
Alexis de Tocqueville
Mygos
de Tocqueville
U. S
Community Chest
United Appeals
Red Cross, Cancer, Crippled Children
Heart
Tuberculosis Association
High Point
United Fund
The Well Groomed Leg Hosiery Trend Awakens NC Mills
The article notes North Carolina hosiery mills shift from full fashioned nylon to stretch nylon lines as demand rises for tighter fits. It cites Chad Bolles of Chadbourn Hosiery Mills predicting a revolution, with more mills adopting stretch nylon for women and increasing prices to offset downturns.
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North Carolina
Charlotte’s
Chad Bolles
Chadbourn Ho
Siery Mills
Milady
Washington notes hint at Eisenhower renomination club
In Washington there is a hush hush effort by White House aides to push Eisenhower toward a second term. A pin bearing the letters CLaib appears secretive and is linked to a supposed 150 member unit scheme with profits aimed at financing a renomination drive.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Palace Guard
Oaib
Hottor
Harold Stassen
Homer H. Gruenther
Sherman Adams
NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
Wilton B. Per
Republican Finance Committee
Eisenhower
GOP
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Beardsley Kumi
Democratic National Committee
CIO Political Action Committee
ALF Labor
League For Political Education
Eijsenhower Club
Five Examples of ingratitude toward U.S. by men granted haven
Dr Otto Nathan, Einstein’s executor and NYU professor, has battled the State Department over a passport. A Charleston talk linked Nathan to a broader critique of U.S. Cold War policy, arguing for coexistence of capitalism and communism and labeling U.S. imperialism in Latin America as a cause of tensions. Some see his European travel drive tied to the disposal of a philosopher’s remains.
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U.S
Otto Nathan
United States
Sausaialon
New York University
Albert Einstein
State Department
Charleston
West Virginia
Daily Mail
Nathan
Lewisham
London
England
U S.S.R
Einstein
Ingratitude From Immigrants Cited As Wrong
The piece lists five figures who sought sanctuary in the United States or benefited from its freedom yet criticized or opposed it. It questions ingratitude among refugees Hanns and Gerhardt Eisler Thomas Mann and others and contrasts social status between a sanitation worker and a professor, asking if this is wrong.
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Hitler
Land of Freedom
Beame
Poland
United Nations
Evonoang
Hanns
Gerhardt Eisler
Hollywood
Gerhardt
Comintern
United States
East Germany
Europe
Thomas Mann
America
Variety Vacation land tour shows North Carolina assets
Lynn Nisbet recounts a statewide sweep of tourism and industry sites from Ocracoke to Cherokee. He highlights natural resources, farms, mills, towns, and modern facilities, noting Governor Hodges and officials view the Franklin minerals museum as a driver for future growth and mineral research.
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North Carolina
Franklin
Nantahala Power Company
Gillespie Gap
Blur Ridge Parkway
Spruce Pit
National Park Service
Luther Hesiges
North
Caro
Weimar Jones
N. C. Press Association
Conrad Wirth
Hodges
Beauty, Preachments, Guns And Handling, Wage Hikes
This column mixes poetry and essays on beauty donning Byron’s lines, a ministerial tale of a white lily by a brook, and a warning about dry firing and guns. It then notes winter turmoil in a Latin American crisis, followed by wage increases at local plants in High Point and nearby areas, praising management for peaceful gains.
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Lord Byron
Sidney Smith
Willy-Nilly
Richard Kluckhohn
Raleigh
Globe Parlor
Tomlinson’s
High Point
Dallas, Inc
Heritage
Thomasville
James H. Southgate
Lave
Durham
Ond
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High Point Enterprise
Miss High Point
The
Charlotte News
Washington News Notebook
Ike
Larse
U.n’s
George Sokolsky
Dr. Nathan
Cuuatemala
Department of Sanitation
Charles Pearson
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Ocracoke
Cherokee
South Caro
Tennessee
Roan Mountain
W. A. Bivins
Gee
Jon
Beulah Caer
Avna
Buendses
Peron
Peterkin
Greensboro
Herman D. Ruhm Jr
Burlington Industries, Inc
Ruhm
Herman
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