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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
4
A missionary reflection notes Luke 24 47 urging repentance and forgiveness preached in Jesus name to all nations. The author recalls tears in women in distant lands and the hope that the gospel will be spread again globally after past closures.
The article argues that American character remains steady amid foreign and domestic strains. It notes bipartisan support for tough issues, such as Nixon's South American handling, and rejects tax increases, praising private enterprise as under pressure yet resilient. It frames democracy as functioning despite external threats and internal debates.
The article reflects on President Eisenhower’s claim that the recession is over and critiqued reliance on talk without concrete policy. It argues for value, efficiency, and consumer focus, noting that business, labor, and consumers form a three legged economic stool and that recovery requires real productivity and consumer benefit.
A poll among about 300 members of the Virginia Carolina Wholesale Furniture Salesmen Association gauges Saturday market openings. The debate centers on aligning wholesale sales practices while balancing Sabbath observance and weekend rest.
Editorial notes a tough job hunt for the graduating class as private firms and government surveys show fewer offers than last year. Secretary James P. Mitchell pledges a generally favorable outlook to 470000 graduates, while private studies predict hiring declines and rising unemployment despite some seasonal siphoning of summer job seekers.
High school students and college freshmen seek plentiful openings while pay levels off. Private surveys place inexperienced engineers at 475 to 500 dollars monthly, USDL at 435. Nontechnical grads earn 380 to 400, USDL 400. Demand for scientists stays strong. firms recruit selectively, favoring individual achievement over team culture. The teacher shortage persists. 95,000 needed. Salesmen and mathematicians are in demand. manufacturing lags behind insurance and banking. Accountants remain scarce. Summer job advice urges daily effort, starting with relatives, then local merchants. Factory roles shrink as replacements rise. many adults unemployed, while lower-paying summer work remains plentiful, attracting about 13.5 million youths aged 15–20.
Published Every Afternoon and Sunday Morning. By May $15. By Carrier $18 Per Year. Member of The Associated Press. AP rights noted. Carriers and distributors are independent contractors. The Point Enterprise, nc is not liable for subscription payments.
A critical examination of New York Jet Society culture and foreign visitors. The author denounces kowtowing to aristocratic pretenders and praises Americans who cultivate genuine culture, intellectual life, and public service. It argues true depth comes from independent civic life, not showy courtly imitation.
Lynn Nisbet surveys show North Carolina voters prioritize education with roads communications and living standards as secondary but tied to higher income. Candidates stress school funding amid county board of education primaries and county commissioner races shaping budget allocations and bond issues.
Legislature favors promises over firm plans for school funding and control. Central versus local authority on money, administration, and which boards will wield influence dominates debate. Roads funding and governance also face state versus local control, with public trust hinging on fair allocation and administration.
City officials with four former mayors secured state cooperation for West Green Street and South Main widening to form a crosstown corridor linking to bypass highways. The plan requires about 200000 dollars state funds, with two thirds state and one third city share, and involves right of way adjustments to meet federal aid eligibility. Next year should see West Green completion and South Main widening begin, aided by Manpower and earlier by 100 foot right of way discussions.
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