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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1955
Page
21
Damaged OCR text mentions The Coward 1 and a carpenter P J Me, references to Russia and a $40 million budget, notes about North Ireland and Gypsy Rose Lee, with unclear context and partial names.
In a desert night Tim confronts a new callous fear while Pop and Billy ride a horse toward range. Flashback reveals Tim's childhood clash with his bigger, frail brother Hal, the resulting injury, and a lifelong fear of his own strength shaping his later life and college years.
In Houston Wallace Davis, a retired salesman, claims firms demanded driving one of his tractors after a dispute over water dam projects on his land. He seeks resolution as negotiations continue.
Edward Roberts testified at his bigamy trial that he paid for a sombrero in a Ciudad Acuna bar and instead received a marriage license tying him to Mrs. Russella Roberts, 17, on Sept. 6, 1954. He denied the marriage but cannot explain the shared license while claiming he was drunk. The jury continued deliberations.
The Milton Eisenhower Club is formed in Washington to back Milton Eisenhower as a GOP presidential candidate. Organizer Dr. Harold M. Dudley says the club was created without the knowledge of the President or his brother.
The article argues chronic nepotism harms many enterprises by placing relatives in top roles. It cites a study of 23,000 corporations showing nepotism persists in business and politics, hindering merit-based advancement and sometimes sparking internal power struggles. It notes inheritance taxes complicate succession planning for family owners.
DENISON Tex The Wayne R McVeys warn against attending the State Fair saying their 1946 trip ended with a stolen car and hitchhiking home while their 1954 model car was stolen on a return visit this week they rode the train home and called fairs “getting mighty expensive.”
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