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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1959
Page
4
A meditation on Acts 2 1 4 and personal Pentecostal experience. Conversion should alter both outer behavior and inner life, revealing true church members by changes in demeanor and attitude beyond outward symbols.
In a Kansas City Star column the boy apologizes for past troubles and asks his parents to listen. He explains how lack of attention hurt him, urges understanding, and says he has gone to Chicago to start a new life hoping others learn from his message.
New Orleans States-Item reports distressed poultrymen urge federal action over low egg and broiler prices. They advocate measures such as govt purchases, controls, and guaranteed prices, arguing fairness for farmers while critics warn against overreach.
A Laurel Mississippi column notes that people visit the office to verify former employees as job prospects from Maine to California. It praises the private records kept by daily choices, showing how a carrier’s bill payments and acts—saving money, helping family, courtesy to customers—form a lasting character ledger.
ThePlainview Herald notes that chemistry in daily life can affect welfare through habits like bicarbonate use and calls attention to FDA authority for drug approvals. It cites cortisone cases, chlorotetracycline in fish preservation, and the extreme potency of small chemical amounts, urging strict drug administration.
The High Point Enterprise is presented as an independent newspaper serving High Point, North Carolina, with wraparound advertising and home delivery details. Carriers, dealers, and set-uptage are described as independent contractors under the publication’s distribution model.
George Sokolsky argues money and votes empower labor leaders who defy courts and threaten nationwide strikes. He warns that Hoffa and other chiefs could paralyze transport and industry, risking inflation and national vulnerability if unchecked by government.
Washington Republicans praise Morton as modest and practical recounting his World War II destroyer command. The piece notes his quick fix for a missing minister at a Rivers and Harbors Congress luncheon and recalls other Washington profiles and satirical party antics.
James Marlow explains Khrushchev’s tactics at the Geneva session. Western ministers raced from Dulles funeral to talks, unsure of Khrushchev’s aim. They faced a show of force without a clear path to Berlin and peace.
The piece analyzes Khrushchev leveraging Berlin to unsettle the West, noting Soviet moves since July events in the Middle East and Formosa. It suggests his six month deadline for Allied forces to leave Berlin was a tactic to occupy Western attention and stall other mischief.
Bert Fields recalls early days in High Point with locals like Chief Leyton Gray who shot Joe Jackson, a fatal farm blast at Kivett, carloads of watermelons, Seventh Day Adventists, a growing Boy Scout club, and hometown shops, cars, and social life.
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