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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1956
Page
4
Hospital trustees form a committee with doctors to develop a long range interne program. A library of medical journals will be created as the first step to support training and teaching. The plan aims to enhance staffing of the emergency room and facilities as hospital expansion proceeds.
An editorial urges cooperation among city officials merchants and visitors to fix the worsening parking situation during High Point market shows. It calls for workable traffic solutions to protect the citys good name and support the market. The piece then shifts to comment on Khrushchevs leadership noting the risk of dictators faltering and power shifts in the Soviet bloc.
The Navy will transport thousands of letters to the South Pole during Operation Deepfreeze and return them postmarked Antarctica by expedition members in spare time. Most mail should reach the United States in April or May next year. Postage is three cents per letter, six cents for air mail souvenirs, with a five letters per customer limit.
Editorial notes Broadway season opening slowly on Broadway while regional markets boom. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne delight Detroit audiences. The Great Sea in San Francisco. Inherit the Wind tours Cleveland. Auntie Mame draws tickets in Philadelphia and Washington. Off Broadway expands as Broadway seeks five new theatres in Lincoln Square and sponsors theatre parties to boost sales.
Paid circulation options include mail and carrier delivery with yearly rates. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reproduces local news and AP dispatches. It is entered as second class at the High Point post office under the 1879 act. Carrier terms note responsible parties and delivery arrangements.
Senator James Duff, 73, battles ex Philadelphia mayor Joseph Clark Jr. for the Pennsylvania Senate as Democrats hold state power, union workers, and big-city machine strength. Eisenhower’s statewide image looms, with Duff facing a revived GOP despite losses and fundraising pressure.
The column surveys national and New York election vibes, praising Coudert for his fiscal work while noting a tight race amid past GOP gains. It also previews Senator Welker’s three way fight and recounts Idaho candidate Glen Taylor’s post primary defeat and election concerns.
Charles Pearson reflects on Herman Welker and the 1952 Republican convention, arguing Welker’s record shows a commitment to right versus popularity. He critiques political interference in elections and cites Holmes Alexander praising Welker’s principled stance. Pearson endorses Welker.
Heritage Furniture unveils spring and fall show emphasis with 75 plus living room pieces while easing winter deliveries. Traffic lights at N Main and Church cause slow exits. Thurston Street offers alternative. Longstanding High Point links and rail history noted as city prepares events and merger talks loom for Henredon Morganton.
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