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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1957
Page
4
A Bible thought notes Hannah’s example and cites I Samuel 1 27. It claims ministers families produce many eminent sons and says ten preacher families have as many sons in Whos Who as fifty thousand ordinary families.
The Raleigh News and Observer argues against making birth and death records secret. It cites C R Council of the State Health Department pushing a bill to shield vital statistics, while Dr C T Wilkinson defends openness as essential to democracy and proposes stricter penalties for falsification rather than secrecy.
Pearson, once a fierce Caudle critic, questions whether the two year tax conspiracy sentence for ex assistant attorney general Caudle is as unfair as the Dreyfus case. The piece notes political overtones in St Louis prosecutions tied to Truman associates and recalls Judge Hulen’s death amid the hearings.
The piece discusses a wave of high level visits by West German leaders and other heads of state to Washington and beyond. It notes figures like Kurt Kiesinger and Heinrich von Brentano and upcoming talks with Prime Minister Macmillan and Queen Elizabeth II. It weighs personal diplomacy versus UN channels and the potential impact on Anglo American unity and Cold War dynamics.
The notice lists mail and carrier rates and explains subscription terms under the Associated Press and Post Office classifications. It states independent contractor delivery, nonresponsibility for advance payments, and directs readers to contact for home delivery rates and advertising representation.
Secretaries and politicians mingle at political gatherings and Mardi Gras balls. Charles E. Wilson, Nixon, Magnuson, Meyers, and Long mingle with guests, sharing stories and jokes while masqueraders at the Louisiana State Society ball perform in disguise.
North and South Carolina face industrial competition as Alabama and Georgia offer more favorable tax structures. Senator Charles E. Daniel notes southward states attract industry with low taxes. local property levies are highlighted as a hurdle for South Carolina.
A brief remark expresses hope that before planting time they will discover something that will not be surplus, implying a solution or improvement to current plans.
Bids for the High Point Memorial Hospital unit exceeded projections by 23 percent due to steel prices. Trustees may fund the gap with 12000 dollars more if the Medical Care Commission provides matching grants, allowing contract awards once approved.
A satirical sketch by Eustace Coleridge depicts a man obsessed with health measures to the extreme. He adheres to endless routines from twice daily toothpaste to quarterly exams, all while avoiding risk, but ultimately forgets one basic rule about safe driving. He dies, survived by a host of specialists and health firms named in the obituary irony.
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