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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1953
Page
4
Citizens will canvass workplaces and neighborhoods Tuesday to support a united fundraising drive. The goal is 184 740 dollars to back agencies including Scouts Y and YWCA, Red Cross, and pledge to cover social welfare needs with a once for all appeal.
The essay explores light as knowledge and spiritual truth versus darkness as evil and ignorance. It contrasts biblical and literary images, argues free will to choose goodness, and cites scriptures and poets to affirm that divine light endures despite opposition.
George Sokolsky argues that nationalism drives Europe and Asia while American internationalism holds real public support. Trieste’s status reveals competing claims by Italy and Yugoslavia, with Tito’s Balkan federation plans and Italy’s EDC prospects shaping U.S. leverage and costs.
A satirical look at how permanent wartime and disaster relief bodies linger. It cites the Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration created in 1928 and renamed after and the War Claims Commission from 1950, noting their lengthy existences and delays in liquidation and term expiration.
A collage of remarks from President Eisenhower Vice President Nixon and other officials touches on mood in agriculture health and politics. Notable notes include James Patton National Farmers Union secretary denial of rumors and Dr Christopher Andrewes on cold cures. Boni Buehler discusses injury and resilience. Speaker Joseph W Martin Jr remarks on presidential foundations.
The Speaker of the House says taxes are too high and declares an intent to cut them. He asserts that the plan will reduce the tax burden for voters and shift focus to relief measures.
In a nationwide broadcast Adlai Stevenson confronts fears of purges, book burning and repression that threaten the land of the free and home of the brave, urging courage and vigilance.
Clarence Saunders founder of Piggly Wiggly and innovator of self service grocery died at 67. The Memphis pioneer hailed for supermarket ideas including Keedoozle and Foodelectric faced financial ups and downs after building a real estate legacy known as the Pink Palace.
Eddy Gilmore recounts organizing a Soviet era band with shifting names from Kremlin Krows to Purged Pigeons and finally Joe Commode and His Four Flushers. He riffs on official blundering and the crowd laughing as he calls Frank Lloyd Wright the world’s greatest architect in a Fort Lauderdale Rotary Club tale.
In Sherman Texas readers note requests for ancestry lines of Jesse Wheeler and Rulany Johnson from 1827 while other items report on high point college class of 1952 couples and a Hamilton Alma Desk Company's TV desk with RCA collaboration designed to streamline banking records.
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