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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1955
Page
4
The piece notes tomorrow's council primary elections with few party lines and stresses that top vote getters win four year terms while runners up receive two year posts. It highlights the need for turnout to confirm nominations and mentions a write-in possibility. Also memorializes Claiborne H. Rhodes a longtime printer tied to the local community.
In National Child Health Day remarks, the author urges parents to act on school health findings to correct defects in children. Highlighting WHO WWII service rejections and low parental follow-through, the piece argues health is a birthright requiring individual responsibility and timely medical care.
The Jackson State Times discusses teen views on parental interference. Teens complain about public corrections, dress at dates, and being urged to dress sensibly while noting the need for parental pride and private censure.
George Sokolski savors Disney’s Lady and the Tramp as a sweet melodrama. He praises the dogs for loyalty, notes the Tramp’s self-reliance, and lauds the musical talking dogs and nostalgic singing. The review ends with a quip on the rat’s fate.
Policy watchers spotlight the pending revenue bill as a focal point for political maneuvering involving Governor Luther Hodges and the General Assembly. Analysts note backroom shifts in tax sources, including tobacco, soft drinks, auto stamps, and sales tax expansion, with questions about timing and committee reporting.
The piece analyzes North Carolina budget fights and the governor’s stance on tax measures amid shifts between Hodges Umstead and Kerr Scott factions. It notes trial balloons, advisory origins of the budget, and Hodges’ cautious approach as he seeks support for a tax bill without unpopularity.
George Dixon reports on a Washington Press Corps "Congressional Night" where editors entertained members of Congress. The piece pokes fun at reciprocal trade, taxes, and political figures including Kerr Scott Luther Hodges Nixon Johnson and Rayburn while noting the playful banquet at the National Press Club and jokes about congressmen entertaining journalists.
A compact selection of William Feather editorials and reader comments from Imperial Magazine’s April issue. It touches on cost of living, work life's toll, the value of purpose, travel on a budget, and everyday kindness from tradespeople, with a Lincoln anecdote on age and birth date.
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