World Ties Between U S and Russia Face Tests
An AP analyst argues the United States and Russia are reshaping power once more as nationalism and colonial legacies unsettle satellites and allies. Dulles misread Arab ambitions, Nasser pushes Middle East toward crisis, and Suez actions heighten oil risk while US leadership must evolve.
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James Marlow
United States
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Middle East
U. S
Dulles
Nasser
Britain
France
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Pews And Polls Sunday Sermon on Civic Duty
A Sunday message urges pews to become voters, linking faith and patriotism. It quotes scripture and leaders, stresses citizen responsibility, warns against political indifference, and urges service in public roles to sustain a just government.
Beauty and pride fuel North and South Carolina pageantry
Dave Gillespie muses on why South Carolina dominates beauty contests while North Carolina hesitates to enter. He credits attitude and social norms, touting North Carolina’s hidden potential and naming notable local beauties. The column weaves in regional industry notes and a ski of local sports enthusiasm.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Old
North State
Tom, Dick
Harry
Atlantic City
Miriam Stevenses
Marian Ann McKnights
Rankin Subers
Martha Dean Chestnuts
Demon Collector Quitting State Revenue Post
Eugene Shaw will resign as state revenue commissioner at term end on January 1 to resume his law practice in Greensboro. The demon tax collector has been conservative in normal revenue, yet aggressive in increases, enforcing laws to fund state government. His departure may reflect tax policy shifts and he could influence pending reform discussions. President Eisenhower’s health has improved and health factors appear less central to the campaign.
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Eugene Shaw
Greensboro
Shaw
Hodges
Gene Shaw
Hye
Revenue Service
Eisenhower
Ike
Drew Pearson
Minneapolis
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
The High Point Enterprise Staff and Address Line
The High Point Enterprise details its publishing staff and office addresses with roles including editor and advertising manager. The scuffed text lists individuals and positions such as secretary treasurer and circulation manager among the page information.
High Point Enterprise Billing Notice Fragment
Publication masthead shows pricing for mail and carrier delivery and AP association note. Fragmentary text mentions enterment as second class and contracting terms for carriers and distributors. The legible items reference High Point, North Carolina.
What You Mean No Matter How One Sided A Presidential Election
By Bertram Benedict an analysis of 1948 shows that small shifts in three key states would not necessarily flip the outcome. Even if Truman lost the electoral majority, Dewey would not gain it, leaving Thurmond's 39 votes to influence a House decision.
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United States of America
Lincoln
Paul
Christian Churches of
Daniel Webster
Republic
Soviet Russia
John Greenleaf Whittier
People's Hall
C. E.R
Delta Air Lines
Chicago
Miami
Delta
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Truman
Dewey
Thurmond
California
Illinois
Ohio
House of Representatives
House
Close Elections Show Narrow Shifts Could Alter 1948 Outcome
Analysis examines how tiny vote shifts in Connecticut Indiana Maryland Michigan and California might have changed Truman's 1948 electoral tally. It contrasts historical margins with hypothetical one percent swings and recalls 1916 margins in Wilson versus Hughes. The piece notes California and Minnesota close counts and questions why small shifts across states could decide elections.
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North Wilkesboro
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White Sulphur Springs
J. T. Ryan
Jim Ryan
Henry Foscue
William Tomlinson
Elliott Wood
Lexington
Clyde Philpott
Goldsboro
Bill Kemp
Drexel
Robert Huffman
Lenoir
J. E. Broyhill
Harold Coffey
Mebane
J. S. White
Ralph Edwards
High Point Furniture
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Vision
America
High Point Kiwanians
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Tony Simeon
Bill
Little Theatre
High Point College
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