TB Sanatoriums Could Become Hospitals For Chronically Ill
Dr. James W. Murdock visits Jamestown and Winston-Salem TB sanatoriums as state leaders explore converting facilities to centers for long term illnesses. Dr. Rousseau of the North Carolina Medical Society calls the need urgent and favors self supporting chronic care hospitals, urging preservation of Jamestown and Winston-Salem sites and careful planning before county operations end.
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James W. Murdock
Butner
Jamestown
Winston-Salem
J. P. Rousseau
The
North Carolina Medical Society
State Society
Rousseau
Davidson County Votes Bond for Schools and Government Buildings
Davidson County residents approved a 3.9 million dollar bond program for schools and new county government buildings signaling a broader pattern of growth beyond the county. The vote follows Thomasville and Lexington approving a joint water reservoir project, collectively marking a shift toward an urbanized New South in the Piedmont region. The editorial notes rapid change since 1939 and highlights High Rock Lake potential and opportunities for southern development.
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Davidson County
Thomasville
Lexington
Abbott's Creek
New South
South
Piedmont North Carolina
Guilford
Piedmont
High Rock Lake
Tragedy In Goldsboro Highlights Hospital Labor Policy
Report from Goldsboro details 50 injured mental patients after a truck spill. Negro patients from the State Hospital for the Insane at Goldsboro were hired out to pick cotton at $3 per hundred pounds, funds aiding the hospital, as 72 workers were crowded into a small truck. Calls for vigorous investigation and corrective action follow the incident.
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Goldsboro
State Hospital For the Insane
Gas tax debate tied to highway funding proposal
T S Petersen president of Standard Oil California argues motorists already pay far more than a dollar per tank in state and federal taxes and a broad tax base on highway beneficiaries could fund the president's highway program. He notes collection would be difficult, favoring easy motorists taxation instead.
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T. S. Petersen
Standard Oil Company of California
Petersen
Confucius
United Fund
Austin
Cecil
Uncle Sam
Edward
High Point Enterprise masthead and staff listing
The clipping shows the High Point Enterprise masthead dated 1664 with city address and staff roles including president secretary treasurer editor advertising director and business manager. No news event is presented in readable content.
High Point Enterprise publication notice and rights statement
The notice explains Associated Press reprint rights for local news and AP dispatches, notes second class matter entry at the High Point post office, and states carriers and distributors are independent contractors with the newspaper not responsible for advance subscription payments. It also provides contact points for home delivery rates and advertising representation.
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High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Generation Too Old and Tired For Vigorous Controversy
George Sokolsky argues adults have aged out of sharp debates while youth seek precise political distinctions. He notes fading fights over New Deal, McCarthy, and Peron, observes youth fixation on style, and laments lack of meaningful contention as politics and culture shift. He contrasts old and young views on marriage, emancipation, and education.
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Beau Brummell
Stevenson
Harriman
Margaret Truman
Princess Margaret
Margaret
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Peron
Ingrid Bergman
U. S
Father Feeney
Boston
Tangewood
Handel
Jimmy Ryans
M.R.A
North Carolina Polls Reflect Broad Support for Governor Hodges
A Raleigh News Bureau survey of 11 papers across North Carolina finds general approval of Governor Hodges and his program, with critics urging focus on core duties. Voters favor voluntary segregation and see local option plans as uncertain, while administrative reappointments win unanimous approval. Travelers’ fatigue is noted, and tobacco tax policy may shape the campaign as conditions shift.
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North Line
Hodges
William Umstead
Lee
Releigh Bureau
The
Association of Afternoon Dailies
Enduring impressions and spiritual notes from The Evergreens column
The column reflects on Capus Waynick's Nicaragua honors and U S diplomacy, a note on Ottawa's stance on the whooping crane and a call for the United Fund amid floods. It also quotes Edward Leyton on calendar quirks, moral maxims, and observations on the subconscious mind shaping behavior.
Ike Cabinet Portrait in Sessions of Ike Era
Washington reports that Ike's cabinet meetings are routine with Wilson and Dulles active in debates. Weeks Summersfield Benson Benson and Mitchell McKay are described as influential or quiet. public power and farm policy loom as major issues.
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Washington
Defense Charles Wilson
Ike
Commerce
Jesse Jones
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Wilson
Dulles
Treasury
Humphrey
Brownell
Benson
Marion B. Folsom
Health, Education and Welfare
Hobby
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State Medical Care Commission
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Sherman
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North Main Street
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R. B. Terry
Baeteeeeneeneeneee
Eevee
Holt McPherson
W. Patterson, JR
Roplin Onc
Associated Press
National Advertising Representatives
Ward-Griffin Company
George Sokolsky
Pershaps
Capitol Square
Nion
Mas
Wiliam Umstead
Umstead
Lynn Nisbet
Charles Pearson
Walt Disney Cameraman
W. A. Bivins
Capus Waynick
Latin America
United States
Ottawa
Vancouver
B.C
Edward Leyton
J R
Greensboro
High Pointer
Peter Edson
Sinclair Weeks
Republican National Committee
Weeks
Arthur Summerfield
National
Summerfield
Post Office
Midwest
Ezra Taft Benson
Folsom
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Interior
Douglas McKay
McKay
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