High Pointer of the Week R V Moss
R V Moss a High Point traffic engineer shapes city streets to enhance safety and mobility He discusses design principles tools and the department role He is a N C State engineer deacon at First Baptist Church Kiwanis member and Army veteran with two daughters Deborah Ann and Patricia Dawn
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Forrest
Enterprise
R. V. Moss
Moss
High Point
The
Durham
W. R. Moss
North Carolina State University
First Baptist Church
High Point Kiwanis Club
United Appeal
Scloodmobile
Elizabeth Cannady
Richlands
Deborah Ann
Patricia Dawn
Taiwan Triumph The Chiang Era and the Free World
An editor's outlook notes Taiwan's rise after 1949 as Chiang Kai-shek's government reforms land policies, boosts production, and attracts American aid and industry. It contrasts Taiwan's growth with Mao's China, suggesting lasting gains from land reform, rising GDP, and a stable society under KMT leadership.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Taipei
Taiwan
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
Mao
East China Sea
Kaishek
United States
Puerto Rico
England
Isle of Man
Indiana
Beai Oo Ee
State Department
China
Chiang
National Palace
Madame
Keelung River
Yangmingshan Park
Asks Open Handling of PTSA Nominations
Editor urges new officers for the Archdale and Trinity P T S A yearly to refresh leadership. A recent Trindale P T S A budget advisory committee vote preceded a meeting where preselected names appeared on the ballot. The writer notes tax funds should reflect attendee choice and not be predefined.
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The
Enterprise
Archdale
Trinity
P.T.S.A
Consolidated
Trindale P.T.S.A
Randolph County Board of Education
Autumn Scenic Ode From Taylorsville Minister
Walter E. Eisenhour, a Taylorsville North Carolina minister and poet, writes a nature ode praising autumn colors in hills and valleys. The verse extols orange and gold hues across woodlands and streams and calls on poets artists and nature lovers to honor God’s handiwork.
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Walter E.isenhour
Taylorsville, N. C
Ivy Darr versus Thomasville revisited in stalled century old case
The anniversary of the Ivy Darr case highlights a City Council shelf drama over Turner Street dwellings. Building inspector James Miller ordered Carr to raze sub standard homes but Carr resisted, appealing to a city board that upheld the order. The council has yet to act, despite a 60 day demolition deadline and a committee investigation.
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Thomasville
James Miller
Carr
Miller
Turner Street
Mr. Johnson
Tom Johnson
Darr
Ported Miller
John Roughton
Hearing Board
Darr's
Roughton
Baren Craven
Baldwin Mixes War Reality and Caution at Viet Nam Talk
Hanson Baldwin, New York Times military editor, spoke to the Executives Club on the Viet Nam war. He urged vigorous pursuit of the war yet warned against dogmatism and warned about risks of intervention, while noting shortages and opposing atomic weapons. He questioned China’s likely intervention and reflected on U S military capacity and politics.
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Executives Club
Executive Club
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Viet Nam
Baldwin
America
United States
Red China
Hanoi-Haiphong
China
Soviet Union
Mao
Russia
Central Asia
Eeeiny
Johnson
Annapolis
Richard Fitzgerald Johnson
Texas
High Point
Ev erybody's Business fire safety booklet and local history
A township feature reviews a fire prevention booklet titled Everybody's Business prepared by the Fire Prevention Bureau for teachers. It covers home hazards and winter safety measures while tracing the High Point Fire Department history from 1890 to its present apparatus. It notes Chief Claude Canady and predecessors and recounts a birthday clock radio incident. Also comments on mountain travel and preparing for winter firewood.
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Claude Canady
North Side Hose Co
South Side Hose Co
West End Hose Co
Studebaker
High Point Firefighting Force
High Point Fire Department
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Davidson
Ivy Darr
City Hearing Board
Chief Canady
A. B. Horney
E. K. Ingram
Virginia
Braxton
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