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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1956
Page
4
The column argues the World Series proves the tax system taxes success, using Yogi Berra and Don Larsen as examples. It contends winners pay large post tax losses and urges a tax structure that promotes growth without raising others' taxes.
After a lengthy federal chase eight Boston suspects face life sentences for the $1 219 000 Brink's heist. The case cost over five million dollars to pursue with FBI involvement dominating the bill. The Globe notes the case tests crime control yet cites broader unresolved crime across America.
Douglas Boyle urged readers at the United Fund breakfast to see giving as compassionate service. He cited the Samaritan parable to mean aid with understanding, offering material help and spiritual comfort to those in need.
The piece cites House subcommittee data on Washington third, sixth, and ninth graders showing higher average I Q in white schools than in Negro schools. It cites experts and studies from Hansen to Yerkes and Myrdal, arguing environmental factors and opportunity shape test scores more than race.
A reader criticizes Dr. Ellinwood for removing milk sanitation duties from High Point and moving them to Greensboro. He cites board decisions, administrative errors, and calls for a trained sanitary engineer to head milk and food sanitation, noting inconsistencies and disputed plant ratings.
Pearson critiques local health administration and undergrading in Guilford County. He questions motives behind ratings by Dr Ellinwood and others, defends Mr Conally’s sanitation credentials, and warns of rising costs since 1949 consolidation. He notes a half million dollar health budget and planned staff reorganization with veterinarians and sanitarians.
Life magazine highlights Freemasonry as a large, historic fraternity expanding today. Local High Point lodges show about a thousand members with several inducted recently, while the article notes Masonry's global reach and charitable works through lodges and allied groups.
Reader praises the special tabloid issued for Newspaper Week calling it a darn good job and excellent customer relations. He notes it may inspire many newspapers in the state to adopt the idea.
The High Point Enterprise edition lists the 35 307 North Main Street address and staff roles including President D A Rawley and Secretary Treasurer Mrs R B Terry with editorial and advertising department notes. The clipping shows formal newspaper masthead details from the era.
Published Every Afternoon and Sunday Morning. Associated Press rights stated. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office in High Point N Y under the 1878 act. Carrier and distributor terms and payment responsibilities noted.
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