Eaton's view on US Soviet trade and exchange
Cyrus Eaton argues that Soviet Russia could evolve with American capital and technology. He notes land is state owned in the USSR, personal property is limited to furnishings and consumer goods, and installment buying could create a mass market. He urges balanced trade and recalls wartime credits while warning against endless subsidies.
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Ellis O. Jones
Cyrus Eaton
Eaton
United States
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Russia
Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
Steep Rock Iron Mines, Ltd
Soviet
Khrushchev
Mr. K
Daily Meditation on Witnessing for Christ and Courage
A devotional reflecting on Acts 4 20 and the call for believers to speak of what they have seen and heard. It emphasizes that lifelong Bible study and church attendance should translate into bold witness for Christ and opposition to godlessness today.
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Acts
Christ
Who Wants an A Student in Debt in College Plans
The Charleston Daily Mail notes that many girls prefer marriage to burdened college loans as federal aid pushes toward student debt. It highlights how an $4000 loan per person could deter bright women from pursuing higher education and potential spouses from considering indebted partners. The U S Commissioner of Education worries over federal aid creating a large debt box.
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Trousseau
Bermuda
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Lesson On Courteous Driving From The Atlanta Constitution
The article urges drivers to show common courtesy and respect for others rights to avoid blocking intersections. It notes a 30 day rule in Atlanta for offenses and praises police efforts to teach motorists better manners while urging pedestrians to stay in crosswalks.
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Atlanta
Chicago Censorage Ruling Debates Adults Only Film Rule
A Chicago debate on film censorship centers on an ordinance that labels certain movies as adults only for viewers over 21. Judge Sullivan ruled the age distinction unconstitutional, arguing a 20-year-old serviceman could not be barred solely by target age. The piece suggests a 17-year mark as a more logical division.
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U. S
Sullivan
Chicago
Why Taxes Rise With Government Services
A Laurel Leader-Call Service column argues that taxes soar because public demand for services grows and government layers expand. Officials claim services require agencies and payrolls, and jobs are tied to political support, making cutbacks unlikely without halting services.
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Washington
Laurel
Laurel Miss
Brainwashing talk on school integration in 1930s era
The article critiques radical groups and a New York board recommendation urging publishers to include integrated pictures in textbooks. It argues textbooks erase offensive references to minorities and cites censorship of songs and literature while urging recognition of all races in U S history.
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New York Board of Superintendents
Board of Education
Stephen Foster
Bencini
South Main
Grace Bencini
Capitol pay proposals spark debate over legislative fringe benefits
A North Carolina legislative panel weighs raises and per diems for General Assembly members, considering shifting from a days based to a daily rate. Proposals include $20 per day with subsistence and travel set later, while calls persist for constitutional guardrails to keep pay in check.
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General Assembly
John Kerr
Warren
J. Y. Jordan
Buncombe
W. C. Harris
Wake
Advisory Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Barbs by Hal Cochran Sparks Breezy Spring Wit
A humorous column by Hal Cochran opens with quips about wealth and nerves as spring arrives. The author notes the calm before the storm and the need to take down springtime window coverings, ending with a playful line about a possible dime in a pocket.
Early High Point recollections and social notes
A guest column blends memories of Martinsville figures and High Point life with town glimpses. Neighbors, churches, horses and a Kentucky Derby chat frame a broader critique by Mrs. Walter Ferguson on parenting teens, dating norms, and community responsibility.
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High Point
Herbert Field
Martinsville, Ve
Walter Ferguson
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