City In60,000 Class Has New Responsibilities
The Census Bureau places High Point near 61,456 to 62,000, marking it as a larger North Carolina city and signaling greater responsibilities for citizens. The piece notes strengths and weaknesses, urging action to improve areas where the city falls short of expectations for its size and influence.
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High Point
North Carolina
Ramsey's Great Service Retirement of D Hiden Ramsey
D Hiden Ramsey retires from the North Carolina State Board of Higher Education after 45 years in educational leadership. Governor Hodges recruited him to coordinate higher education, building on a long career that began with the Asheville school board in 1915. Ramsey’s analytical, steadfast leadership helped shape the state’s growth in schools and public education.
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D. Hiden Ramsey
State Board of Higher Education
North Carolina
Hodges
Board of Higher Education
Ramsey
Asheville
Hiden Ramsey
Eaton Receives Lenin Prize Amid Communist Criticism
The Lenin Peace prize goes to Cyrus S. Eaton, Cleveland industrialist who hosted Khrushchev in the U S and was hosted in Moscow. Also honored are Sukarno, Casanova, and Aziz Sharif, seen as communist allies. Eaton says he is deeply honored while some Americans react coolly.
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Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Khrush
Chev
U. S
Moscow
Eaton
President Sukarno
Indonesia
Laurant Casanova
France
Aziz Sharif
Iraq
Hospitals Celebrate Mothers Day and Hospital Week
The piece honors 40 million mothers on Mother's Day and marks the start of National Hospital Week. It notes medical progress from 1935 to now, with hospital births rising from 37 percent to over 95 percent and maternal deaths dropping from 15 to one, praising hospital care and the teamwork behind it.
Ford boxes may change political fund raising nationwide
Better Business reports Ford Motor Company installed anonymous donation boxes for workers to contribute to their chosen party. The system gains union approval and aims to replace older voluntary gifts that benefited leaders, offering a more democratic, pressure-free way to finance political activities.
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Ford Motor Company
Auto Workers Union
Ford
Eisenhower Provokes Congress With Summer Call Hint
The president's tongue in cheek suggestion to recall Congress this summer sparks a heated exchange on both houses. Lawmakers, planning to stay home for elections, doubt any bid will succeed as Ike again faces renewed repudiation.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Ike
Washington
High Point Enterprise Staffing and Leadership Listings
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff and officers including President Mrs R B Terry, Secretary-Treasurer Brown, Managing Editor Y Taferon, Advertising Director and Business Manager Holt McPherson, and Circulation Manager Charles Flin. This notice outlines internal roles for the historic North Carolina publication.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Northwein
High Point
N. C
Oicce
Vascoes
R. B. Terry
BROWN
Sai Ads
Y Taferson
Ahanedsusiness
Holt McPherson
Batter
Charles Flin
Morse's Oregon Primary Shapes Real 1960 Presidential Stakes
The May 20 Oregon primary tests 1960 contenders as Morse enters to blur lines while Stevenson sits out. Morse may win the 17 Oregon delegates as many Democrats back Kennedy Humphrey and Symington, with Hatfield a GOP counterpoint. The result could influence the Los Angeles convention stakes.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Stuart Symington
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Morse
Senate
Mark Hatfield
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Kennedy
Humphrey
Symington
Johnson
Kennedy Morse
Los Angeles
Republican Party
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Miracles and Mission: Faith That Continues Christ's Work
In a sermon CER argues that the era of miracles did not end with Jesus and urges believers to extend His works. He cites Pasteur Jenner Lister Reed Salk and others as modern healers and blames humanity for not fully following God's will. He asserts spiritual transformation as the greatest miracle and calls for faith prayer and action to advance God's plan.
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Jesus
Christ
Galilee
Louis Pasteur
Edward Jenner
Joseph Lister
Walter Reed
Jonas Salk
Saul
Paul
Apostle
Roman Empire
Europe
Cer
Mother's Day letters and Red Cross anniversary note
A High Point school teacher writes a heartfelt Mother's Day letter to her seven children about faith, guidance, and family heritage. The issue also marks the 132nd anniversary of Red Cross founder Henri Durant, with World Red Cross Day noted and North Carolina tourism and Brown University ethics perspectives discussed.
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Solferino
Italy
Henri Durant
Durant
Geneva
American Red Cross
International Red Cross
Congress
Red Crescent
Red Lion and Sun
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