A Bed Of Ease Editorial About Sheriff Jones
A Danville Bee editorial jokes about Guilford County Sheriff Clayton Sones and his dual work at High Paint. The piece questions his ability to balance duties amid politics, suggesting resignation calls from Democrats and ducking responses from Republicans. It uses humor to critique perceived conflicts of interest and timeliness.
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Clayton H. Sones
Guilford County
N.C
Barney Fife
Gomer
Pyle
Jones
High Point
State of High Paint
Sheriff Jones
Duncan Physeé
Mystery of Castro's stolen treasure unfolds in exile claims
Julio Lebo Olavarria, exiled former sugar magnate, says 104 of 200 boxes sent to Europe by Castro contain gold silver and art worth little overall. one box valued at 500 dollars. He cites crucifixes and chalices as proof churches were robbed. Recovery Committee blocks sale while ownership fights loom.
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Castro
Lobo
Castré
Recovery Committe
Red Cuba
Era of the Bared Nerve prompts social debate
The piece laments 1950s touchiness and debates over obscenity, God on coins, and discrimination across jobs and stamps. It argues insecurity behind protest and calls for more common sense and humor to blunt societal folly.
Right To Choose Politics Stressed In Free Nation
A Venice gondolier summary urges voters to defend constitutional rights and limit government power. The piece cites fear under authorities in Russia and quotes a Portland letter about persecution. It argues against candidates who undermine constitutional safeguards, states rights, and individual opportunity.
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United States
U. S
Portland Oregonian
Russia
Bells Are Ringing Privacy Erodes In Telemarketing
The Atlanta Journal notes growing privacy erosion as unsolicited mail and leaflets flood homes. It warns of a proposed California ban on an automatic dialing device that endlessly calls until a sales pitch is heard. If legalized, the device could turn the telephone into a tyrant rather than a servant.
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California
California Public Utilities Commission
High Point Enterprise 1884 Ad Rates and Address
The High Point Enterprise prints annual and monthly subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery, with public mailing options. It lists office address at 306-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and notes Associated Press affiliation and independent contractor status.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Dally
N. C
Aeehee
Clane 3
3-Way Conservative Split Hampering G.O.P.
Republican leaders face a threefold conservative split within the GOP. Far Right elements clash with traditional conservatives and new militants who refuse intraparty compromise. The dispute threatens to hinder electable unity as leaders weigh how to balance ideology with practical victory.
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Washington
GOP
Barry Goliwater
Michigan
Republican Women’s Federation
Stoxl
New York State
William Buckley
New York
John Lindsay
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
Virginia
North Carolina Leads Early US Furniture Boom by 1910
By 1910 North Carolina emerged as the South’s premier furniture hub with High Point and Thomasville driving growth. Firms like Tomlinson, Drexel, Kent Coffey, and Bernhardt expanded statewide output, with 22 firms in High Point and 37 factories overall in twenty years, despite panics and fires.
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North Carolina
Andi High Point
Tar Heel
S. H. Tomlinson
C. F. Tomlinson
Winston Schools
Tomlinsons
C. H. Tomlinson
Southern Furniture
Marsh Furniture Company
Continental Furniture Company
Jobe Parlor
Globe Furniture Company
Fred WN. Tate
Tate Brothers
Charlotte
Southern Railway
High Point
Thomasville
Standard
Cates Chair Company
Thompson Chair Company
Thomasville Chair Company
C. A. Julian
G. A. Allison
Frank $. Lambeth
John T. Cramer
Tom J. Finch
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Lexington
W. H. Ragan
John Lindsay
Dixie
Winston-Salem
B. J. Huntley
Wrenns
High Point Furniture Company
Statesville
Lenoir
George F. Harper
John M. Bernhardt
Bernhardt Furniture Company
F. H. Coffey
Kent-Coffey Furniture Company
Harold F. Coffey
Johnson McCormack teamwork praised by Drew Pearson
Washington column credits President Lyndon Johnson and Speaker John McCormack with strong cooperation on major legislation. It notes McCormack's loyalty, Southern ties through Garner and Johnson, clashes with Northern liberals, and a notable 1944 St Patrick's Day parade request that earned troops for Boston.
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Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Carl Hayden
Arizona
John McCormack
Boston
MrCormack
Johnson
McCormack
Sam Houston
Lone Star
Texas
Boston Irichman
County Cork
County Kerry
LBJ
John
White House
John Nance Garner
House
Garner
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
Gene Cox
Georgia
Gene
New York
Cardinal Spellman
Pearson
Trish Blarney
Midwest
Joe Martin
England
English Channel
Henry Stimson
Roosevelt
Rooesvelt
Stimson
Henry
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