High Point Proctologist Earns National Regard
Dr. Glenn Perry, a High Point physician, leads the Piedmont Proctologic Society meeting with 40 specialists gathering in the area. A native of Thomasville, Perry built a world renown in proctology through research, papers, and invitations to Latin America and Europe, while praising High Point’s medical community and choosing to stay.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
Glenn Perry
High Point
Perry
Piedmont Proctologic Society
Sedgefield Manor
Thomasville
California
Dr. Perry
Thomas Gray
Martha Clinard Perry
Thomas Perry
Lambeth Furniture Co
Thomasville Chair Co
Thomasville Furniture Industries Inc
High Point College
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Lambda Phi Fraternity
Charleston Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Letters to the Editor on youth confusion and society’s morals
A reader laments youth misconduct and rising crime while faulting the older generation for not accepting blame. The letter cites politics, religion, government, welfare, social security, birth control, church conduct, and media as factors shaping youth values and urges moral improvement among adults to lift younger generations.
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Congress
Senate
Walter Reuther
Martin Luther King
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
God
Khrushchev
Lucifer
Heaven
High Point
Thomasville
Welfare Department
Hubert Humphrey
Betrayal Of Trust By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
The essay argues American prosperity depends on public honesty in debt. It cites bankruptcy figures rising from 11 051 in 1945 to 157 000 last year, warns widespread evasion could topple the credit system, and criticizes lenders and borrowers for fueling easy credit and usury risks. It links debt to economic distress and potential government interventions.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
America
Bill
Muntz
Los Angeles
Saturday Evening Post
Nebraska Supreme Court
Louis
Do Congressmen Deserve A Raise Opinion
A letter to the editor argues Congressmen and Senators deserve a $10,000 annual raise citing laws restricting distillers and harming hardwood supplies. The author blames lobbyists and public relations counselors for influencing lawmakers and predicts possible further raises, urging taxpayers to congratulate representatives.
Nightmare memory haunts Hiroshima pilot Claude Eatherly
The 1945 Hiroshima mission haunted Claude R. Eatherly, a former Air Force major, who after the Nagasaki bombing endured mental hospitals and jail stints. Recently arrested in Galveston for a robbing spree, he faced a $10,000 bond on a toy pistol charge. He remains unable to forget the bombings and the dead children.
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Claude R. Eatherly
Air Force
Japan
Pacific
20Th Air Force
Eatherly
Hiroshima
Claude Eatherly
Nagasaki
D. P. Rogers
Galveston
Texas
Ife
Thomasville eyes new fire trucks after major blazes
City officials weigh adding at least two fire rigs plus lighting units and a rescue vehicle. A 1000 gpm American LaFrance pumper with a 24716 dollar tag is under study, while Lexington’s fleet shows the value of rapid emergency response including ladder capacity.
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Thomasville
Council
la France
Ray Berrier
Lexington Department
Jeff Hartman
Salem
Main Streets
Lindsay Loftin
Hartman
Manufacturer's Services Inc
Laftin
Pilot
Fairgrove
Peter F. Lydens
Lexington
First Signs Of Spring In The Countryside
Spring arrives with pinkish buds in woodlands and blossoming pear and fruit trees. Politicians begin campaign talk as Bill Ragsdale hints at re election. A neighbor supports poverty relief with humorous bumper style scraps, while city life shows humorous signs and local mischief.
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Bill Ragsdale
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