High Pointer of the Week Stanley R Taylor
Stanley Raymond Taylor grows up amid a free enterprise ethic as his father Harry Taylor builds furniture ventures in England and America. Born 1911 in Vancouver, he starts as a Sunday newspaper boy, earning more than peers as he learns the value of initiative and hard work.
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Stanley Raymond Taylor
Raymond
High Point
Taylor
Latvia
Europe
England
America
New York
Harry Taylor
Max Alpert
New York City
Land of
Opportunity
Taylor and
Alpert
Brooklyn
Minnie Weinster
San Francisco
McCallister Street
B. C
Stanley
Vancouver
Letters To The Editor Praise For Kornegay Loyalist Support
C K Fitzgerald argues for more Congress members like Horace R Kornegay, praising his broad constituent contact and independence. He criticizes the idea of strict party loyalty and suggests Southern representatives must sometimes align with Republicans to achieve results. He defends Kornegay and urges continued support for principled leaders.
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Open Forum
Horace R. Kornegay
Con
Kornegay
Washington
North Carolina
Harvard
Dixie
Los Angeles
C. K. Fitzgerald
Whitsett
Question of Punishment in Raleigh Hearing on Capital Punishment
A Raleigh public hearing before the House Judiciary Committee will revisit the capital punishment debate with many favoring abolition. Quakers and church groups oppose as immoral, while law enforcement supports the death penalty for deterrence. Bills by Rep. Messer and Sen. Strong propose abolition with limited parole, sparking questions about rehabilitation versus punishment.
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Kornegay
House Rules Committee
Raleigh
House Judiciary Committee
Joyce Williams
H. P
Pat) Taylor
Anson County
North Carolina Council of Churches
North Carolina Legislative Council
House
Ernest Messer
Haywood County
Senate
Sen
Charles Strong
Guilford County
Strong
Messer
Art Of Deliberation In The United States Senate
Editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones reflects on a stalled Senate day amid filibuster talk and empty desks. He praises Congress as a well behaved parliament, noting its reliance on committees, leadership, and deliberation, while warning on risks to its future.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
United States Senate
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Ted Kennedy
Howard Edmondson
Oklahoma
Sen
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Caesar
Abraham
Sen. George
Georgia
Sen. Lausche
Ohio
Kremlin
Sen. Scott
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Congress
U. S. Congress
Westminster
Capitol
Chambre de Deputes
Paris
House of the People
New Delhi
Israel Knesset
Preston Brooks
South Carolina
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
United States Congress
Voice of Reason
Community Choir Tickets Sought for Boys Choir Outing
Saint Marys Episcopal Church Music Committee requests donations of unused Columbus Boys Choir tickets for their March 11 concert. Local boys from Saint Marys would benefit from attendance, and tickets will be collected by a church committee and returned to donors after the performance.
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Community Concert Association
Columbus Boys Choir
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Saint Mary's
Presbyterian Home Folks Enjoyed Circus
Executive Director R A Short reports the Presbyterian Home trip to the Coliseum and Circus was highly enjoyed by Art Richardson Pat McPherson and other residents. Gratitude is expressed for the idea and its full accomplishment. Come to see us.
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Enterprise
Art Richardson
Pat McPherson
Sun Returns and Snow Fades as Spring Hopes Rise
Residents cheer sunshine after snow, while many anticipate warmer weather. A postman navigated snow with chains on his three wheeler, and a parked car was hit four times amid traffic snarls. A clerk recalls customers seeking mismatched gift underwear and a rare screw neck sweater.
Local mill injector mix up tied to bicycle bill
A clerk sold an injector to a local mill long ago and the bill reportedly listed a bicycle. High Point Jaycees plan a Junior Chamber meeting for Denton men at the Denton Legion Hut this afternoon at 3. The Jamestown town line and High Point charter dates are noted in historical snippets.
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High Point Jaycees
Denton
Davidson
Denton Legion Hut
Charley Turner
Jamestown
High Point
Thomasville Scene Circus Ends Inside Show
The Thomasville Scene recalls a recent circus that felt unlike the old days with no sawdust peanuts or prize boxes. Patrons note quieter band, indoor setting, and focus on the center ring while still admiring the center act’s costumes.
Circus notes on trained animals and performers
A readerisy review recalls animal acts with dogs bears and a star performer balancing two acrobats on a bar. It notes the bears grabbing attendants for treats and questions why children cannot be trained to close doors.
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Stanley R. Taylor
British Columbia
Gress
Williams
Robert
Agora
Athens
Pericles
de Gaulle
R. A. Short
the Presbyterian Home, Inc
Braxton
P.m
Wachovia Bank
North Carolna
Thomasville
Ing
Bears
Handler
His
Circus
Jordan
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