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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1954
Page
4
End of an Era as Stephen C. Clark Retires Postmaster
A high point observer notes Stephen C. Clark retires after 20 years as High Point postmaster at age 70. His civic service and leadership are praised as the city faces the end of an era and anticipates ongoing contributions from a devoted community figure.
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Stephen C. Clark
High Point
Clark
Luster
Mr. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Grind
Mrs Doss case highlights need for modern coroner system
The article notes Mrs. Nannie Doss confessed to poisoning her husband and links the case to alleged flaws in North Carolina’s coroner system. Dr. Wiley Forbus of Duke Medical School urged the General Assembly to require modern death investigations. Coroner David Plummer factors in on exhumation, while new inquiries probe the deaths of Doss family members, underscoring calls for reform.
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Nannie Doss
Lexington
Durham
Wiley Forbus
Duke University Medical School
General Assembly
Forbus
Arlie Lanning
David Plummer
Davidson County
North Carolina
Mrs. Doss
Dossseems
Tulsa
Okla
Doss
Howard Edmondson
County eyes Guilford school expansion and bonded financing
The Guilford County Commission studies needs for immediate and future school facilities as Greensboro Guilford County and High Point push expansion plans. Greensboro eyes a 6 million bond to finance a five year scheme with 100 classrooms. tax implications discussed. Countywide funding aims at 20 cent higher rates to support 13 to 17 million more over five years.
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High Point
Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of County Commissioners
D. Edward Hudgins
Commission
Lloyd C. Amos
Hudgins
Board of Education
Dean B. Pruette
William Ragsdale
Boxing Needs a National Commissioner to Clean Up Sport
The piece argues boxing has become America’s top spectator sport but faces mob influence and accusations of corruption. It calls for a national boxing czar with real power to police the sport and restore public trust after a televised “cake walk” championship case and widespread skepticism.
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America
East
Midwest
Philadelphia
Royalty-Raimented on Capitol Hill
A column notes that bankers and officials overlook fashion, but the real royal raiment on Capitol Hill belongs to the senators' administrative assistants. The piece blends anecdote about a Soviet embassy cat with fashion observations and a jab at political attire, ending by praising aides over elected senators.
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Capitol Hill
Washington
16Th St
Embassy
Siberia
Senare
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Clyde Hoey
North Carolina
Jack Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mrs. Kennedy
Joe McCarthy
Philadelphia
Capital Hill
Harriman Faces New Deal Appointments in New York
The Governor-Elect Averell Harriman’s early choices favor Liberal Party figures and New Deal allies, signaling a drift from Democrats and stirring talk of a looming presidential bid. Critics warn such moves could reshape NY politics and echo toward the 1956 election.
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Averell Harriman
New York
New York State
Harriman
Irving Ives
Liberal
Democratic Party
Paul H. Appleby
Sue Brea
Michigan
Poubaeed
Lubin
New Deal
Alex Rose
Liberal Party
Metropolitan danger quote frames bomber bases reach
The passage cites a claim that every urban area in the United States lies within 45000 miles of Secaneen and Asiatic bomber bases. It ties this to a broader commentary on change, governance, and military threat across periods. Notable figures referenced include Benjamin Chidlaw, Bryant Bowles, and Arnold Toynbee.
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United States
Secaneen
N. Benjamin Chidlaw
Syngman Rhef
America
Rhee
Amerca
France
Germany
December calendar notes and world view roundup
A compact column surveys December days and the old Roman calendar, Mark Twain’s birth and wit, and notes on Christmas tree flame retardants. It also touches on power politics with China’s prison sentences for missing U.S. citizens, Truman’s forecast of a Russian free government, and a Tulsa murder case linked to Mrs. Doss plus Indian and Korean Republic remarks.
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Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
China
U. S
Joseph C. Harsch
Christian Science Monitor
Peking
Washington
America
U. N
Orient
Uncle Sam
Reorganization tensions loom over state government ask
Cum ulative evidence points to reorganizing many departments and functions as a major issue for the General Assembly. Supreme Court delays on desegregation shift priority, while revenue sources spark debate on sales tax exemptions and increased social services funding.
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General Assembly
Supreme Court of the United States
Commission
Board of Tax Assessments
Board of Tax Review
Commissioner of Revenue
Tax Review Board
Budget Bureau
Auditor
Advisory Budget Commission
Merit System Council
Department of Personnel
Wal
Adied Budget Commission
Council of State
Comennesi
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