Built-In Balance Of Power Safeguards The Republic
Analysis of how independent executive agencies challenge Congress and the presidency. The piece traces historical shifts from Andrew Jackson to Hayes and Garfield, then the rise of independent bureaus and their potential to concentrate power, warning that the current investigations test the republic’s balance and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richie A. Race Wee
Miami
Republic
Andrew Jackson
Con
Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Congress
Andrew Johnson
Grant
Senate
Conin
Rutherford B. Hayes
Supreme Court
Hayes
Garfield
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Executive Branch
Congressional
Bureau of the Budget
Neers
Executive
Washington Never Sits On The Moon For Lyndon Johnson
A satirical look at Lyndon B. Johnson and political leaders juggling support for the economy and space program. The piece notes Republicans and Democrats courting the forgotten man as Johnson’s space relevance wanes and cites a faux White House statement misattributed to AFL CIO official Albert Whitehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Outer Space
Earth
Frank Sizemore A Lifelong Champion Of High Point Chamber
Mister Chamber of Commerce Frank Sizemore gave his life for High Point in service spanning nearly 37 years. He built civic faith, led the Chamber since 1912 after joining as a promotional man for the Carolina and Yadkin River Railroad, and carried out a tireless mission to grow the city. His death ends active work but his spirit remains in the Chamber and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sizemore
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Sizemore
Old
C.E.R
Wake Up And Read Series Promotes The World In Print
The article urges reading to broaden life and civic understanding. It stresses newspapers and books as gateways to knowledge, culture, and diverse experiences, noting democracy relies on an informed citizenry and National Library Week efforts. It champions print as affordable, educational, and accessible daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Enterprise
National Library Week
Debt of the Past and a Call to Give Our Lives
A Sunday sermon reflects on humanity's debt to past generations and present labor. The speaker honors teachers physicians soldiers and many others, urges personal sacrifice and service, and ties the message to Lent and the gift of salvation through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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High Point Enterprise historic masthead details
A historical snippet shows the High Point Enterprise masthead with establishment year 1884 and roles including President Mrs. R. B. Terry Secretary-Treasury Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown manage editor and staff positions. It notes publication details and subscription prices per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Treasury
Holt McPherson
Joe Browns
Kuitor Co
W. Ro
Seeees
Vv. W.irk
L. Charles B. Loflin
High Point
N. C
Beach towel bearing Confederate flag stirs nationwide protest
United Daughters of the Confederacy and allied groups push protests against a beach towel printed with a Confederate battle flag. Mississippi law treats sales as a misdemeanor with fines and jail, while UDC members plan actions at March meetings in High Point and district events in Thomasville and Sedgefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hartman
High Point
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Memorial Organizations
UDC
Hartman
Enterprise
Thomasville
Sedgefield
Gaines
Missis General
Mississippi
Confederate States of America
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Conress
George Dixon
Lyndon
Sentinel
the Sentinel
Whitehouse
Aflcio
Albert Whitehouse
Mister Chamber of Commerce
John
Tennyson
Paul
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
New York Herald
Lindbergh
Horace Mann
High Point Enterprise
High Sort ” Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
Robert Marks
South
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Atlanta
L. M. Gaines
St. Louis, Mo
Mississippi Sons of Confederate Veterans
Columbia
S. C
House
Henry F. Chadeayne
St. Louis
New York Herald Tribune
North Carolina
Thomas Wolfe
Angel
Broadway
Ketti Frings
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