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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1953
Page
4
The entry notes second class matter status at High Point Post Office, North Carolina, under the 1870 act. It marks standard publication for a local notice distributed in the High Point Enterprise edition.
A self appointed safety campaign urges citizens to act as unofficial traffic police by reporting violations. Emphasizes personal responsibility to reduce accidents and fatalities and to educate youth in driver safety across North Carolina's high schools.
W A B reflects on Paul’s missions from Corinth to Ephesus and toward Rome. The piece celebrates bold evangelism across Greco Roman lands, urging Christians to extend care beyond borders. It cites Paul’s trials, steadfast faith, and the imperative to share Christ with persecuted and distressed peoples worldwide.
Washington seeks readying for rate adjustments by Congress, with new withholding tables needed for 34 million employers. The 32 page Employer's Tax Guide will be printed in six million copies, delaying until after rate changes. Amended returns and refunds possible depending on timing of cuts.
A collage notes odd job names from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles and humorous thoughts on Las Vegas gaming, a Pirates trade, a Dixie bank baby carriage service, hotel banter, and vintage quips about prohibition, near beer, and a country editor’s arithmetic joke.
Walter Winchell defends press freedom in New York while addressing readers and clergy about reporting crime. He argues courts, editors, and the public must balance transparency with moral order, noting trials reveal revolting details yet journalism protects the home.
President Eisenhower hosts nine of eleven Democratic Appropriations Committee members for lunch at the White House. Senators Ellender and George trade quips about ham sandwiches and news, while O’Hara recalls a persistent job seeker from the previous Democratic era.
Quote collection notes prayers spoken at inaugural ceremonies for new officers but not for the people. Includes remarks from Rep. Asher Burdick and other public figures commenting on Korea war outcomes, Hollywood influence, and party politics.
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