Newspapers Remain Major Source For Americans Informed
Surveys by Sindlinger & Co and the Bureau of Advertising show 76.2 percent of adults read newspapers and over 1.3 billion dollars spent yearly on daily papers. The studies cover 1,000 interviews across 238 counties, with 92,578,000 people reading newspapers regularly, underscoring newspapers as a key channel for an informed electorate.
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United States
Sindlinger & Co
Bureau of Advertising
Sindlinger
U. S
Campaign Gobbledegook Translated
Voters face a heated race with party rhetoric about money, principles, and media manipulation. The speaker mocks opponents and notes public interest in the state, contrasting optimism with concerns over missteps and voter apathy amid a tense campaign landscape.
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Truman
Alger Hiss
Hoover
Prefabricated housing shifts toward mass production growth
Editorial notes prefabrication in home building moving from craftsman methods to factory output. Factories now supply wall panels and modular sections, cutting costs and improving quality while public acceptance grows. Despite higher output, a small share of housing remains non factory built, with costs including foundations and finishing.
High Point Enterprise Masthead Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper masthead for the High Point Enterprise with repeated garbled names and titles including president secretary treasurer advertising director and circulation manager among unreadable lines. No dateline story or event content is legible.
Publication data and rights note for High Point Enterprise
The notice lists publication frequency and pricing, credits the Associated Press, and details postal entry, carrier terms, and advertising representatives for High Point Enterprise. It identifies the paper as a member of the AP and notes licensing for local news and dispatches.
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THE
Associated Press
Controversy over Herter praise by British press
The Manchester Guardian opines on Christian Herter as a potential VP candidate, contrasting him with Nixon and others. The piece notes British editors favoring Herter or Nixon, questions linguistic credentials, and argues Americans value national protection over rhetoric. It criticizes foreign commentary on U.S. politics.
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Washington
The
Manchester Guardian
Christian Herter
San Francisco
Nixon
Georgie Jessel
Toots Shor
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Kefauver
Hitler
Stalin
France
Britain
America
Europe
Senate
FT J. B. Matthews
Berny
Herbert Hoover
Harry
Truman
Joé Smith
Ameri
Manchester
Parcan
Christian Herty
Forter
Paris
Boston
Herter
United States
Richard Nixon
Earl Jowitt
Alger Hiss
Earl Russell
Rosenberg
Supreme Court
North Carolina’s Jane Pratt May Return to Capitol Work
Lynn Nisbet reports that Jane Pratt, the only NC woman to serve in Congress from the eighth district, may rejoin congressional staff under Rep. Paul Kitchin. The piece notes the shift in office personnel as new Democrats prepare for January, balancing Washington efficiency with home district expediency.
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Congress
North Carolina
W. C. Burgin
Burgin
Washington
Rep
Kitchin
Kitchen
Ben Douglas
Charles Raper Jonas
Douglas
Fice
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
iPeet Gee
Ralph Scott
Forsyth County
Hal Thomerson
Allan Lennon
Lennon
Cumberland
Harnett
Robeson
Jane Pratt
Pocketbook Recovered After Neighbor Finds Papers
Mrs. Ed Woolen and family rush to France with belongings but lose a pocketbook containing vital British papers. Neighbor finds scattered papers and a dog allegedly hides the pocketbook, which is recovered after careful search. Enterprise newsboys lauded in Elks contest note. readers invited to nominate their favorite delivery boy.
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Ed Woolen
France
Woolen
New York
Dreu
Enterprise
Elks
Noted Editors Visit as Photo Fax Gear Is Examined
Charleston editors James A. Best and Ernest Cutts visited to inspect Photo Fax equipment and discuss newspaper operation issues. Ambassador Capus Waynick shared stories from Nicaragua and DeMolay honors were praised as a Legion of Honor award was received, with history of Jacques De Molay recounted.
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Charleston
S. C
James A. Best
The
News and Courier
Ernest Cutts
Post
Capus M. Waynick
Nicaragua
Somoza
U. S
Waynick
Managua
Samoza
Legion of Honor
Supreme Council
Masons
Hal Hamby
Charlotte
State Supreme Council
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Order
Jacques de Molay
Vitrey
Department
Hague
Soane
France
Order of Knights Templar
Holy Land
Europe
DeMolay
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Mount Zion
Philip the Fair
Philip the Unfair
Templar
Notre Dame
Paris
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