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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
4
The Supreme Court's 8-0 decision upholding work rules eliminates thousands of jobs the rail carriers deem unnecessary. A nationwide railroad strike threat looms if sides cannot implement changes promptly, with a presidential emergency board possible after 60 days.
Washington reports a theory that affluent society spurs cash losses as 9.5 million adults lose money yearly. Experts study pickpocket patterns from Christmas to Easter, noting seasonal shifts to malls, transport hubs, and major events, with peak activity around shopping seasons and holidays.
Walter Hallstein argues negotiations should proceed with a trade partnership plan despite Britain's rejection by de Gaulle. He believes Britain will join the Common Market eventually, and asserts the bloc is a major force for European unity and peaceful development, safeguarding U S interests.
Editorial examines the post Stalin era noting Korea’s armistice and Korea’s division, Vietnam conflict, and shifts in Europe Asia and Africa. It cites Khrushchev and Mao apart, Soviet control patterns in Russia, and debates whether prewar norms persist under Khrushchev.
Rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier subscriptions, and tax note. Includes Associated Press rights and publication details. States second class matter at High Point Post Office and carrier payment disclaimer.
The essay recalls how public naming habits distort titles and works. Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is La Gioconda, and Mona is a familiar form of Ma Donna. Whistler’s painting is known as Whistler's Mother though he titled Arrangement in Gray and Black. Beethoven disliked nicknames, yet Moonlight Sonata stuck.
The piece reflects on how familiar phrases like Twas the night before Christmas or Mona Lisa acquire fame beyond their origins. It recounts a Paris anecdote of a dealer renaming wooden statues to The Five Senses The Four Seasons The Three Graces Night and Day and Solitude to spur sales.
The Holt McPherson column notes the J Elwood Cox home, once a centerpiece of the South Hamilton area, is to be razed and its fine timbers repurposed for a county farm barn. The piece touches on local history, including Cox’s gubernatorial candidacy and nearby industries, then shifts to portraits of local figures and reflections on progress and virtue.
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