Bible Thought for Today Psalm 107 6
Psalm 107 verse 6 is cited about seeking God in trouble and being delivered. The meditation notes that addressing distress to the Lord earlier might prevent greater trouble.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
4
Psalm 107 verse 6 is cited about seeking God in trouble and being delivered. The meditation notes that addressing distress to the Lord earlier might prevent greater trouble.
Dr George Paschal Jr of Raleigh and a Wake Forest trustee warn that a Baptist convention inquiry into Wake Forest could invade classrooms and stifle academic freedom. An editorial in the student paper condemns any move that prescribes speakers or controls what is taught, urging the college to maintain open inquiry.
The NCAA four year suspension on all North Carolina State College teams renews scrutiny of its fairness. The Atlantic Coast Conference champion football team and Orange Bowl contender must sit out while Duke advances. Critics argue the penalty punishes all teams for alleged basketball infractions and calls for reform before three more years pass.
Editorial notes a likely move by Federal Reserve banks in Chicago Cleveland Dallas and San Francisco to reduce the discount rate from 3% to 3% as begun by eight other banks on November 14. It traces postwar rate changes and their lagged effects on industrial activity, underscoring policy reversals and the impact on lending.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff including President Mrs R B Terry Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson Editor and Managing Editor with various departmental roles. Carriers and distributors operate as independent contractors and the newspaper disclaims responsibility for advance subscriptions via those agents.
The author questions why wartime ingenuity from the Manhattan Project is not leveraged for missile developments. He argues experienced figures like General Groves should advise on rockets, warns against starting from scratch, and contemplates strategic gaps amid Cold War tech and disarmament tactics.
Dr Horace Hamilton of State College analyzes NC income levels in Research and Farming. He cites per capita income and median family income trends, highlighting six key factors—age, residence, employment, education, migration, and birth rate—and compares NC with other states.
Notes on The News reviews how per capita and median family incomes in North Carolina compare with national levels from 1940 to 1950. It links higher incomes to larger farm sizes and cautions that merely adding industry or low wage jobs won’t lift overall incomes.
Rev. Robert G. Tuttle reports five weeks in Argentina Brazil and Uruguay preaching and visiting missions. He cites ground covered flown mileage and high altitude airports while noting Protestant work among youth colleges and lay leaders. He highlights Rio de Janeiro deaconesses training Sao Paulo nursing and Uruguay’s small Protestant effort amid secular trends. He credits a dynamic leadership like Pastor Pagura and sees moral spiritual hope in the movement.
Editor argues stores extended hours and marketing since earlier times due to changes in consumer spending and competition. He notes 50 hour weekly shopping versus 80 in the past, cites the NRA and economic democracy, and says longer seasons are needed to meet consumer demand and prevent stores from losing business to rivals in nearby towns. Thompson Greenwood Raleigh.
A.N. Spanel of International Latex Corp cautions that Allied division costs the free world. He cites siding with Soviets in Suez and arming Tunisia at France's expense, arguing the Kremlin gains as allies are split.
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