Textile wage hikes spark debate across industry
Industry leaders including J. P. Stevens and Company raise wages prompting other giants like Burlington and Deering-Milliken to follow. While some view the move as a needed lift for a depressed textile sector, others fear higher costs without stronger profits. The timing coincides with Amerotron Corp shutting Aberdeen plant doors amid losses, fueling questions about a broader market recovery.
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George Sokolsky on Egypt Russia and world revolution
The essay links Nasser and Egypt to a broader Lenin Trotsky era revolution, arguing colonialism and racial conflict drive crisis in Asia Africa and Europe. It warns Soviet Russia amplifies these poisons, predicting dangerous future if Western powers fail to avoid global war.
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Doenitz Silent on Nazi Ties After Prison Release
Former Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz, released from Spandau when his Nazi regime past resurfaced, declared he would remain silent on politics. He avoided the press, appeared aged, and avoided leading any nationalist revival, signaling reluctance to engage with postwar Nazism.
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The Weinberger kidnapping and the installment debt ethic
Gerald Johnson argues the Weinberger case reveals a moral link to the $27 to $33 billion installment debt burden on 63 percent of American families. He warns that debt pressure fuels anxiety and social harm beyond economics, possibly shaping public attitudes toward politics and policy.
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America
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High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Staff Listing
The High Point Enterprise announces its publishing details with editors and staff led by Estalished 1854 High Point N D D A RAWLEY Mrs R B TERRY as President and Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson and W Patterson JH as Advertising Director. The paper notes carrier delivery terms and AP news reproduction rights and is entered as second class at the High Point post office.
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Democrats Hope to Flip Twelfth District Next Month
Lynn Nisbet reports Democrats aim to carry the twelfth district in next month’s elections, challenging a four year GOP advantage in Buncombe County and citing strong mountain industry, farm incomes, and insurance sales as factors. Republicans counter with cautions on production costs and credit tightness.
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Buncombe County
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Raleigh
AA outreach urged for High Point residents in need
An article endorses Alcoholics Anonymous extending services to High Point, noting local meetings at the Episcopal church each Tuesday and Friday eight p.m. with targeted open sessions for families on Fridays. It highlights AA's national progress, anonymity, contact via Box 5053, and celebrates sobriety rates while urging community support.
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Neal Austin
Bob Horney
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Notable quotes tilt on politics and world affairs
A collection of remarks from Adlai Stevenson, Sen Mans field, Rev Donald Clark, Rep Joseph Martin, Agriculture Secretary Ben, Adlai Stevenson again, Air Force Secretary Donald Quarles, Mrs Kornelia Zariczny, and Sir Percy Spender. Topics include jury verdicts, Suez Canal transit, military commitments, church influence, party loyalties, price pressures, leadership, air superiority, and diplomatic silence.
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