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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1957

Page

4

Bible Thought for Today Reflects God as Refuge

A short devotion proclaims the eternal God as refuge and the Everlasting Arms beneath both individuals and nations, citing Deuteronomy 33:27. The message offers a spiritual reassurance rooted in scripture.

God

Real Villain Of Higher Cost Of Living In Non-Goods Area

An examination of government cost of living data finds non goods prices rising since 1942 and now accounting for 34 percent of family spending. Auto repairs, laundry, medical care, transit fares, water rates and other services have all climbed, while productivity growth lags in these areas.

Erican Edwin L. Dale Jr New York Times Radio-Tv America Job

Russian Revolt 40 Years Ago Explored by Ryan

AP analysis recalls the 1917 February revolt that toppled Czar Nicholas II and the Bolshevik seizure in November that established totalitarian rule. It examines the birth of the so called new Soviet man, Russian character, and the shift from liberal hopes to autocratic power.

William L. Ryan AP Foreign News Associated Press Russia Petrograd Nicholas II Kremlin Czar Stalin Ing Wberry

Highway commission reorganization advances in state plan

A governor backed plan to shrink the highway commission from 15 to 7 will assign regional representation and curb political activity. The study committee proposals face House action with Senate already favorable, balancing democratic participation against big money influence.

Highway Commission P Pond A. H. Graham House Roads Committee House Senate

Call To Repeal Fast Tax Write Offs For Defense Plants

Editorial notes Sen Harry Byrd seeks repeal or major revision of tax laws granting rapid depreciation for defense plant expansion. Office of Defense Mobilization reportsClosing out defense production goals with only 12 industries remaining eligible. From 1950 to 195? ODM issued Certificates of Necessity totaling 37.3 billion in new plant projects with 61 percent eligible for rapid amortization. Byrd cites about 5 billion revenue loss. Treasury argues current depreciation rules liberalize tax recovery. Steel and airline sectors contest, urging permanent law tied to replacement costs rather than original plant value.

Harry F. Byrd D-Va Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Congress Office of Defense Mobilization O.D.M Military and Atomic Energy Commission Sen Byrd Senate Finance Committee Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey House C.D.M

Ports Authority debate signals push for North Carolina port growth

A three hour State Ports Authority session highlighted that North Carolina must increase funding and strategic focus to make its deep sea ports competitive with South Carolina and Virginia. The meeting centered on Buckley’s 95 percent Wilmington port share claim, tobacco export concerns, and the need for broader, east–west transport development tied to Southern Railway’s Goldsboro to Morehead City line.

State Ports Authority North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Wilmington James G. Buckley Morehead City D. G. Bell Carteret Ports Authority Col Richard S. Marr Southern Railway System Atlantic and East Carolina Goldsboro J. F. Todd Austin Carolina Co Kinston T. N. Ryan A. C. Monk & Co Farmville Buckley Edwin Pate Treasuries Southern Mississippi Valley Southern Railway Atlantic & North Carolina Line Clifford Toal

High Point Enterprise Advertisement Preview

The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, publishes daily from 305 to 307 North Main Street in High Point North Carolina. This notice confirms the newspaper’s address and long-standing publication history.

Hn Tre High Point Enterprise, Inc North Main Street High Point N. C

Prominent Officials Comment On Security Doctrines And Crime

A collection of quotes from figures including Gov. Averell Harriman, R. L. Tollett, Mrs. Gertrude Kolsch, Sen. Theodore F. Green, Secretary Sinclair Weeks, Adlai Stevenson, Thomas E. Dewey, and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. The remarks touch on the Eisenhower Doctrine, Soviet relations, birth of the 170 millionth American, disarmament, politics, crime, and juvenile delinquency.

America Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks United States Adlai Stevenson Thomas E. Dewey

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