No Substitute For Paid Circulation In Newspapers
The Jackson Clarion-Ledger highlights paid circulation as the newspaper’s most valuable asset and urges advertisers to rely on it. A University of Mississippi institute notes that free circulation papers, common during strikes in Cleveland New York and Chicago, fail to reach the right readers and lack prestige and proven acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Institute of the
University of Mississippi
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Institute
Ole Miss
Nonsmoker Rights Versus Public Smoking Rules
An editorial argues for legally defined smoking areas to balance smokers and nonsmokers freedoms. It notes widespread public smoking and polluted air in shared spaces, cites venues where smoking is allowed, and urges desisting or using designated zones to protect non-smokers while accommodating smokers.
Vindication for Goldmark in rural Washington libel case
The Washington Post notes John Goldmark's libel victory in Okanogan Washington as a broader win for fair play and democracy. After a vicious Bircher smear tied him to communism, a jury awarded $40,000, with testimonies from notable Americans defending loyalty and liberalism, underscoring the jury system's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goldmark
Okanogan
Wash
Goldmark
Washington
John Birch Society
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Commounist Party
Goldmarks
Birchers
House UN- American Activities Committee
Harry Cain
Henry Reuss
Sterling Hayden
Okanagan
An Educational Institution and the Scriven Debate
President Grier Martin frames Davidson College as an educational institution not an indoctrination center. The piece defends exposing students to atheist Michael Scriven to foster healthy intellectual clash while preserving Davidson as a Christian, democratic campus open to diverse viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grier Martin
Davidson College
Davidson
Michael Scriven
Dr. Marlin
Sary
Scriven
United States of America
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Staff Listing
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles with D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer along with editors and managers. It lists subscription rates for mail and Sunday editions, carrier deliveries, and notes circulation terms and AP affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
Wee
R. B. Terry
Wout McPherson
We Patterson
Vw, Io
Giahles
Lorian
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
The Empire Boss Edward Ball Faces Labor and Power
Edward Ball, head of Florida East Coast Railway and Dupont estate trustee, dominates Florida power in banks and land, with a history of labor disputes. He advocates using troops to resolve strikes, recounts a midcentury court fight, and wields vast influence over roads and property, earning a reputation as a gentleman in private and a fierce negotiator in boardrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines Colbert Herald Tribune
Miami
Edward Ball
Florida East Coast Railway
Grover Cleveland
James J. Reynolds
Ball
Alfred I. Dupont
Florida
St. Joe Paper Co
Baltimore
Birmingham
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dallas
Houston
Pittsburgh
Railroad
E. I
Dupont de Nemours
General Motors Corp
Mr. Ball
Virginia
Jessie
Alfred Dupont
Mr. Dupont
Municipal
Denver
R. E. Crummer Co
Ball-Dupont
Crummers
Dupont
General Motors
Automotive
Armours, Inc
Florida East Coast
Road Board
Reunion set for High Point High School alumni seniors
Scores of former teachers from the 1920 24 era are invited as the Class of 1924 plans a May 15 16 banquet and the Class of 1922 a May 16 17 gathering. Letters from Mary Harrell L R Johnston Horace Haworth and others express pride nostalgia and anticipation as alumni reunite with former instructors across Greensboro Chapel Hill and beyond.
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Mary Harrell
UNCG
Greensboro
Guilford College
High Point High School
L. R. Johnston
Venice
Fla
Chapel Hill
UNC
Horace Haworth
Horace
Frances Morris
Henry Grady Owens
Greenville
S. C
John
Frances Gordon (Lindsay) Austin
Atlanta
High Point
Furman University
Anne Royal Ellis
Weaver M. Marr
Marr
Salem
W. Va
Salem College
Jessie Thompson
Vera Idal
Jack Boylan
West Virginia
HPHS
Charles Hazelhurst
W. C. King
Jamietown
Walter D. Hampton
Willie Choate
Charlotte
R. R. Blackburn
Rena Perry
Rocky Mount
Charles M. Hassell
Florine Rawlins
Carl D. Pratt
Marjorie Hastings
Winston-Salem
Clotile Spence
Augusta
Hazards of smoking and air pollution debated in letters
The Enterprise editor notes medical researchers acknowledge need for more study on smoking and health and questions link to cancer. The letter cites urban pollution from coal smoke near Arlington Falls Church and recent cancer deaths, urging immediate action by the U S Health Service and suggesting air pollution as a major cancer factor. See LETTERS on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Health Service
Annandale
Fairfax
Arlington Falls Church
Potomac Valley
Washington
Surgeon Generals
Duke Uni
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Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Vancouver Province
Washington Post
Charlotte News
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
Ed Ball
General Electric Co
Standard Oil
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Co
Armours Securities, Inc
Holt McPherson