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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1954
Page
4
The piece argues US general hospitals face chronic deficits forcing occasional rate hikes. Costs exceed patient charges due to labor, aging supplies, and rising demand, risking access to care. They warn prepaid plans obscure true costs and urge action to avert socialized medicine or hospital bankruptcy.
W A B discusses how thought leads to choice and habit, tracing from Descartes to Lowell, the dangers of drunken driving, and biblical warnings. He argues habit shapes destiny, cites Proverbs on wine, and notes the need for self control and temperance.
Letter-writer R. W. Turner urges The Enterprise to push for a law to curb Halloween thefts and vandalism. He argues parents and churches must teach children to celebrate without threats or property damage, labeling current hoodlum acts as unchristian and dangerous.
A bulletin announces color educational mats and brochures on children health and forestry awareness. Materials are distributed by Birmingham agencies in cooperation with the Commission and other groups to schools, funded by lumber and related firms across 20 states.
Washington column argues 1956 Senate races hinge on candidate appeal more than policy with Democrats poised to ride for next two years. Eisenhower's bid seen faltering as Stevenson reemerges with Johnson potential challenge to lead party, shaping committee control and tax policy battles.
The quote exchanges focus on France's stance toward Indo China and Viet Nam. It cites Rear Admiral Laon Jubelin and Kenneth Redmond of United Fruit Company, arguing that aid to underdeveloped nations should grow rather than be penalized. It frames a wartime allied unity against communism and mentions U S Senate leadership and political candidates.
The High Point United Fund aims to reach its goal early in the coming week as plants report strong giving led by Hill Crest Throwing Plant with an average donation of 6.06 from 193 workers. The High Point Enterprise receives praise for campaign coverage and Red Cross collaboration. Additional items include library additions, Canasta tips, and local civic notes.
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