City plans joint county court house to ease cramped facilities
High Point faces crowded Municipal Court and county offices as Mayor Amos Kearns backs a plan for the City to build a $225000 courthouse structure behind the present County Building. The County Commission appears receptive and will decide by next Wednesday.
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Luke the Evangelist and the Pentecost Promise
A devotional on Luke the Gentile author of Acts and Peters Pentecost sermon. The Spirit poured on all who are called, fulfilling the prophecy that the promise is for us and our children and for all far off. The message urges repentance baptism and sharing salvation with others.
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Mrs Corinne Griffith Visits Redskins Owner in Tax Protest
Corinne Griffith, former movie star and tax crusader, joins Washington owner George Preston Marshall in a sealed box at Griffith Stadium to offer anti tax insights on a Sunday. The scene prompts jokes about security and Sunday rituals as she voices opposition to federal income tax.
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These Days is an Scientist and Miss Griffith
A readable fragment describes Miss Griffith attacking income tax as an invasion of privacy and proposing substitutes. She visits Griffith Stadium with her husband amid a chaotic scene following a Pittsburgh Steelers game, later complaining of a head injury from a fall during an armored shelter incident.
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Magazine Attacks Anti-Communists Over Public Schools
A reader cites McCall's backlash against anti-Communist critics in education. The letter notes Bainbridge's piece as an attack on patriots and warns of Marxist influence in schools, referencing McCarthy era committees, Scarsdale inquiries, and debates on textbook content and patriotism. It contrasts past propaganda with present policy, mentions Price Stabilization and OPS rulings, and ends with a vignette about a GOP luncheon ticket sales.
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The President as Torch of Liberty through History
A reflective essay on the U S presidency detailing powers duties and risks. It contrasts the Chief Executive’s immense influence with constitutional checks praising democracy while noting personal and political pressures on leaders from Washington to Truman.
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Quotes on pressure and security from Braden Smith and Dunninger
A collection of assertions on persistent propaganda and coercion in world affairs. Spruille Braden denies any CIA security breaches in the United States. General Warner B. Smith and mentalist Joseph Dunninger offer unrelated opinions on influence and romance.
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The President and Democracy in Wartime Authority
A reflection on presidential power shaped by history, noting Lincoln, Wilson, and FDR used strong wartime authority but relinquished most powers after emergencies. It praises democratic dissent, warns against subversion, and stresses unity through confident disagreement. The piece ends noting such politics endure despite pretenders.
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Outcome of Coal Wage Case Sparks Washington Speculation
Speculation grows on the coal wage case outcome as stabilization director Putnam may issue a ruling. Miners could receive only 1.50 of the 1.90 wage increase unless fringe benefits are approved, a move seen as risky by both miners and operators. If not, a new White House settlement or renewed strike could follow, with broader implications for the Wage Stabilization Board and future wage cases.
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Eric Johnston
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Thomas B. McCabe
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