Editor defends council role in Post Office site choice
The Enterprise dispute over a Law Building Block for a new High Point Post Office is dismissed as unauthorized by Mayor Davis and ex Mayor Stout. City Clerk Catherine Harrington confirms no council authorization exists, urging council consensus and denouncing editorials as misrepresentation. Arch K Schoch signs.
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Davis
Stout
Catherine Harrington
High Point Enterprise
Post Office
Washington
Frank Smith
Redevelopment Commission
William E. Bencini
High Point
Law
Law Building
Arch K. Schoch
Alternative For P O Site Provokes City Debate
Mrs. Bill Gorman urges the city to consider smaller post offices rather than one large downtown facility. She argues for dispersed branches near businesses, drive in windows, and even helicopter mail delivery to reduce traffic and costs while avoiding rushed decisions.
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Post Office Department
Bill Gorman
E. Farriss Ave
In Defense Of Ann Landers Contends Letter on Mental Illness
A reader backs Ann Landers against a critic in a defense of her medical awareness and advice. The author argues ministers should study emotional disturbance and support mentally ill individuals, citing Lincoln and personal experience with illness.
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David M. Thomas
Ann Landers
Ann
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Jesus
Earth
Abraham Lincoln
50 Years Later Bolshevism Fights For Ballpoint Pens
A Moscow report notes Soviet drive to close the ballpoint gap with mass production in Leningrad. Izvestia cites quality issues, failed alloys, and supply snags as the USSR seeks a long range pen that writes well. The piece frames pens as a national tech test alongside space effort.
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Bolshevism
Ballpoint
Soviet Union
Stalingrad
Columbus
Moscow
Leningrad
Ussr
Izvestia
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