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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1949
Page
4
Elaine W. Banks writes during Business Women's Week urging High Point residents to study candidates and platforms, vote conscientiously, and cooperate with the majority after elections. She emphasizes civic duty, equal opportunity, and active participation to boost the town and improve living, work, and taxes.
The fragment references local newspaper staff roles at The High Point Enterprise including President A Rawley, Secretary & Treasurer Charles B Loflin and other positions. The text appears to be a masthead style listing of editors and staff with circulation director and advertisement manager names.
The article exhorts readers to embrace the spirit of power love and a sound mind from God. It recalls Pauls conversion and resilience after vision on the Damascus road and urges trust in Christ over fear, noting fear harms health yet can motivate virtue. It cites scripture and a minister's counsel to quell guilt about the unpardonable sin.
State Municipal Roads Commission toured High Point and Greensboro on inspection rounds. Local officials urged fairer distribution of state gasoline tax revenues, noting cities have received only a small share of funds for road maintenance and promising to push Governor Scott for proposals.
A satirical look at Washington insiders and celebrities. Frances Matthews cited as secretary of the navy prompts humorous chatter from reporters and socialites. The column notes jockeying of John Johnson and Martha Roundtree at Laurel race track and a TV studio encounter with Blair Moody.
A collection of quips and epigrams on luck and age. It contrasts death’s stubborn presence with humorous takes on success status and everyday folly. The piece playfully mocks wisdom and social conduct with concise one liners.
In New York during the Series opening matinee Ford Frick and wife attend in loge Southwest. Jibes about umpires, jokes from Frank Frisch stories, and remarks on players like Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio color a bustling page of sports and society notes.
The Johnston Langer act seeks to readjust postal rates, risking higher costs for newspapers and magazines, unfairly harming some publishers. Hoover report criticizes the post office as mismanaged and over centralized, urging modernization and cost accounting to end losses.
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