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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1955
Page
4
A National Bureau of Economic Research report argues that government now drives a sixth of national income and a fifth of capital stock, with wartime and nondefense functions expanding. It notes government employs a rising share of workers, buys extensive goods and services, and could steer the economy toward socialism if trends persist.
W.A.B. reflects on Revelation’s healing of nations and Zephaniah’s prophecies to urge a spiritual renewal for nations amid cold war tensions. He argues righteousness, mercy, and divine guidance are essential to build a better world and to realign human effort with God’s will.
Letters praise local coverage of Evan list Billy Graham and urge family clinics for guidance. Citizens criticize beer and liquor crackdowns in High Point and Greensboro politics, and veterans commend Armed Forces Day support. Readers reference McCarthyism debates and national liberties in New York City letters.
A High Point host credits Chairman J Ed Millis and President Frank Hunsucker Sr. of Highland Cotton Mill for providing property enabling a large scale industrial redevelopment. The piece notes Highland’s sales of village houses, a projected million dollar plant improvement, and local efforts to lease tracks for a top class structure with parking. It also covers community updates from TB association funds, a new sewing machine gift, X ray project funding, and local civic figures in politics and media.
The High Point Enterprise staff details include President roeees secretary treasurer D A Rawley and R B Terry with Holt McPherson Halter C W Patterson Jr advertising director Guarles B Loflin and circulation manager. The paper notes AP rights and independent contractor delivery terms for home subscribers.
Washington notes detail Khrushchev's public behavior and Zaroubin's party appearances, the Mambo hesitation, and embassy-hosted gatherings. Civil defense exercises draw attention to officials traveling, costs, and club hospitality disparities. A British Embassy effort to assist single staffers is described, plus a humorous quip about President Coolidge.
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