Indonesian Troubles Revive Lenin Theory Road To Paris Via Far East
The Sumatra revolt pits anti Sukarno factions against a government backed by Russia and China. United States and free nations face a choice on arms. a Sukarno victory strengthens Soviet reach in the Pacific and endangers Singapore, Indochina, and the Philippines. The piece links hunger sparked revolt to wider fight between freedom and communism.
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Paris
Far East
Sumatra
Russia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Red China
Yugoslavia
Mohammed Hatta
Rhé
United States
Moscow
Indo
Oselaes
U U States
Fighters For Freedom
Pacific
Indochina
Australia
Singapore
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Jakarta
United Nations
General Assembly
U. N
Chou En-lai
Peking
New Delhi
Formosa
Philippines
Lenin
London
American Furniture Co to Build Exhibition Building at Fingh Field
Martinsville firm announces plans to construct its own exhibition building near Fingh Field as part of a regional push to expand showrooms for High Point area markets. The piece notes broader growth in southern markets, new showrooms in High Point nearby towns, and optimistic sales outlook for spring and summer 1958.
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American Furniture Co
Martinsville
Fingh Field
High Point
American
North Carolina-Virginia
Heritage
E. L. Briggs
St. Hamilton Street
Wretin Street
Thomasville Chair Co
Virginia
Hickory
North Carolina
Lexington
Davidson Courty
Dixie, Link-Taylor
Hollywood Beach
Fla
National Wholesale Furniture Association
Kansas
Rhode Island
Clark Kelsey
Association
Kelsey
Frank 8. Whiting
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
California
Clark Faces House Race In North Carolina Tenth District
The Lexington Dispatch notes Democrat Clark seeks the nomination to challenge Republican Charles Jonas in the Tenth district. Clark’s ties to Charlotte and Mecklenburg raise expectations of a tough contest, with Marvin Ritch as potential primary rival and heavy Republican spending expected to back Jonas.
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Young David Clark
Congress
Tenth Congressional District
Charles A. Jonas
Jonas
Clark
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Cark
Marvin Ritch
North Carolina
Local newspaper text fragment shows generic notices
Fragmentary OCR reads as a standard newspaper disclaimer about copyright, distribution, and advertising representation. No specific events, people, or places are clearly readable to summarize a distinct news item.
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High Point
National Advertising Resentativ Ward-Grifeth’ Company
Letters To The Editor Hissers Of Theatre Arise
A chorus of readers defend audience participation in theatre with hisses and cheers. They promote The Drinkard as a moral temperance play and note its May 2 and 3 run at the High Point College Auditorium.
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Enterprise
Drinkard
Joyce Groller
College Auditorium
Furniture City American Businss Club
Robert W. Barner
High Point Little Theater
Dust to Deity in Dust’s Divine Plan
A Sunday sermon extols dust as humble soil that underpins food, medicine, and shelter, praising its role in creation and human life. It links dirt to miracles from bread to penicillin, lauding soil as holy ground guiding human labor and divine purpose.
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Earth
Dakota
Manitoba
Milady
Mother Earth
Ministry of Healing
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