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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1959
Page
4
The piece argues that Micah 4 4 offers an image of independence for farmers and suburbs and asserts that God and Christ use love not coercion to invite salvation, with the line Whosoever will may come as the gospel invitation. It links religious liberty to individual choice in economic and spiritual life.
Mrs. Luce resigns after Senate approval of her Brazil ambassadorship, citing fallout from clashes with Senator Morse. She reflects that a softer approach might have made her a better diplomat, noting the partisan sniping and loss for all sides.
The Wind Bag Field Marshal Viscount Montgomer may have meant his Moscow apology for remarks about U S leadership slipping. In a two hour telecast he and his swipes at Rommel’s exploits in 1942 drew attention as critics questioned his boorish language and belated remorse.
Sewell L. Avery leaves the Montgomery Ward board, closing a formative era for the retailer. The financier hoarded about 200 million dollars amid wartime uncertainty, while rivals and critics like Louis Wolfson pressed for control. Avery’s defiant image endures as a symbol of uncompromising management.
Mylar Plant to be built by Du Pont on a 954 acre site in Florence South Carolina. The move reflects rapid changes in industrial planning from a textile use to a film manufacturing operation. The plant will produce Mylar polyester film noted for temperature stability chemical resistance and insulation qualities.
A resident reports an object 300 feet up moving southwest then northeast over High Point while he stood on a roof, with uncertainty whether it was a model airplane. Also covered are Mother's Day dates around the world and a federal drive against obscene mail, plus a feature on the Paulownia tree blooming near Davis Milling Co. in High Point.
Edward D. Stone criticizes modern life in a speech to the American Institute of Decorators. He warns that progress often sacrifices good values and that modern living can erode traditional rooms and Western culture, urging readers to preserve thoughtful ideas and avoid mindless trends.
Prof Ugo Corletti of Rome 81 year old psychiatrist on first visit here criticizes electroshock as ugly yet claims to inject patients with a brain pig suspension to mimic electroshock results. He promotes his method called electro shock by proxy or in a pig s mind arguing it has value.
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George Sokolsky argues the United States has outpriced itself in consumer goods as Britain and West Germany recover and Europe moves toward a six nation market. He warns unemployment and inflation threaten social stability, urging a statesmanlike, honest approach to avoid economic isolation and political demagoguery.
In a Sunday sermon the speaker traces the Babel story through history from ancient conquerors to modern figures like Napoleon and Hitler, arguing that human vanity and self-sufficiency lead to ruin. He cites 20th century America’s neglect of church, material excess, and economic collapse as warning signs, urging humility and love as salvation.
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