North Carolina bond approval framed as state growth support
North Carolina voters approved bonds totaling 34 550 000 for schools and statewide services amid rapid growth. Castro rebuked by U S for strained Cuban relations as Washington demands responsibility from Havana. instant mail via satellites eyed by Summerfield. Seawell refuses to apologize to Amoco official over oil price critique. Reg Harris remembered as long-time Tar Heel leader. Taft Hartley upheld in steel strike case with stay. Carl Venters puzzled by grand jury tax filing indictment for late returns.
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Moonshining Tax Evasion Threatens Government Integrity
The speaker argues moonshine production and distribution reach 40 000 to 60 000 workers with up to 150 000 more in trade. He links tax evasion to organized crime, cites 1958 illegal still seizures, and asserts government complicity and corruption enable bootlegging, urging strict enforcement and law authority restoration.
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The Day The Dream Died and The Money Stopped
Editorial reflects on the 1929 crash and the long decline in equities. It notes record selling, widespread losses, delayed tape action, and the responsibility of regulators and institutions in shaping market stability. It contrasts past shocks with today’s regulatory framework and institutional ownership, ending with a cautious prayer for stability.
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High Point Enterprise Advertisement Copy
The High Point Enterprise Independent Newspaper publishes daily and Sunday editions. Rates by mail are listed for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month with office contact in High Point North Carolina.
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Campaign Blues Highlight North Carolina Gubernatorial Race
Lynn Nisbet analyzes campaign financing hurdles for potential governors in North Carolina. He notes a starting cost near a quarter million dollars and explores how money, public attention, and donor networks shape the field amid expressed assurances from Terry Sanford John Larkins and Addison Hewlett. The piece cites proverbs on money and quotes Disraeli to frame the issue.
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Terry Sanford
John Larkins
Addison Hewlett
Market shifts and safety tips across Southern region
Stanley Slom argues hotels could shift the furniture market southward as Chicago hotel space tightens. The piece notes Louisville logistics for Derby visitors and strong room supply, then highlights Halloween costume safety guidance from AMA and NSC. A school funding talk features Dr. Kenneth Howe urging consultant help for Greensboro and other boards to improve curriculum and facilities.
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Final Round in James Marlow Strike Goes to Supreme Court
The Steelworkers union lost rounds one and two in its bid to lift an 80 day injunction on the July strike that shut 85 percent of U S steel production. The 500000 workers out of work and 270000 in dependent industries face widening damage as the case heads to the Supreme Court for a definitive ruling.
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