High Point Economy Brags On City Finances
The article compares High Point per capita revenue and expenditures to other cities with over 25 000 residents. It highlights lower per capita taxes and higher electric utility income, noting debt and library spending as areas for watchful policy and Mayor Covington’s upcoming remarks at a North Carolina league gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
High Point
U. S
U. S. Census Bureau
Chure
George Covington
North Carolina
League of Municipalities
Durham
John Baptizes Jesus and the Silent Years Reflected
A religious meditation on youth facing manhood, Jesus’ early life in Nazareth, baptism by John the Baptist in the Jordan, and the call to duty. The sermon links youthful loneliness to the resolve to fulfill God’s will, ending with Jesus’ return to Galilee in the Spirit.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Jesus
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Galilee
God
Joseph
Mary
Cana
John the Baptist
Jordan River
John
Judea
Bethabara
Jordan
Jericho
Luke
France and World Smiles Under a Cold War Shadow
George Sokolskiy argues Khrushchev and allies push a cheerful front while Cold War tensions persist. He critiques Geneva’s outcomes, Egypt arms deals, and France’s weakness, warning against complacency and urging a stable peace for God and mankind.
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Khrushchev
Bulganin
Molotov
Eisenhower
Dulles
Egypt
Israel
United States
United Nations
Geneva
Peraps
Washington
Gromyko
Adenauer
Speeding crackdown and local notes from Ferndale area
Police tightened school zone enforcement in the Senior High Ferndale-Chestnut district last week with fines likely to deter violators. A day before the by passed highway opening patrols targeted fast drivers, reporting an 85 to 90 mph car. Community updates include Red Cross relief work returns, Masonic District meeting plans, letters on newsstand gossip, and local anecdotes about autumn sleep and office humor.
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Ferndale-Chestnut Area
Arnold J. Koonce
Numa F. Reid
Acacia
Piedmont
Koonce
Charles H. Pugh
Gastonia
Victor Riesel
Scranton
Riesel
Wilkes-Barre
John L. Lewis
H. L. Kanter
Readers Debate Farm Aid Targeting Small Farmers
Readers urge government support for low wealth farmers with targeted tax credits on equipment fertilizer and breeding stock. Others criticize surplus producers and warn against broad government supervision while urging market based farming and no new bureaucracy.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N
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Eeee
Seater
George Sokolsky
France
Yugoslavia
Germany
Bill Hoh
Highway Patrol
Gate City
Kathleen Harris
Red Cross
Port Jervis
N. Y
Belle Reid Ennis
Times
Post Office
P.O
Arthur Godfrey
Janette Davis
Anita Eckberg
Center Theater
Washington, D. C
Mia
National Furniture Review
Better Homes & Gardens
House & Garden
House Beautiful
Retailing Daily
American Home
Robert Gray
Pacific
Korea
Pfc
Horace Coltrane
Rt. 3
Gray
Coltrane
Guilford County
Brown Summit
Defense Communications
Winston-Salem
Paris
Adrift
NEA Service, Inc
O. K
America
Hugo Rouse
Euclid
Ohio
Truman
the Enterprise
S. E. Tucker
Enterprise
Board of Trustees
Furman University
W. A. Swift
Monteagee
Tenn
John Oakley
Denton
N. C
White House
Howard Pyle
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