Freeman Brothers Shape North Carolina Architecture Firm
William F Freeman Jr and George E Freeman lead a major High Point architectural and engineering firm with offices at W Commerce and W Wrenn. The firm employs 53 full time staff and works for federal, municipal, and private clients across the Southeast.
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William F. Freeman Jr
George Edward Freeman
North Carolina
William F. Freeman
Washington, D. C
North Carolina State College
Freeman and Strickland
Greensboro
High Point
William F. Freeman Inc
Oakdale
Jamestown
East Carolina College
Appalachian State Teachers College
Fort Bragg
Pope Air Force Base
Elizabeth
Raleigh
Editor's Outlook: Parents Teach Children to Embrace Storms
A veteran columnist argues modern parenting should blend security with struggle to build resilience. He recalls Ernie Meyer's wind storm metaphor and urges courage over overprotective attitudes, noting that in hard times children gain strength through challenges and work.
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Ernie Meyer
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Ernie
PTA
Willie
Western North Carolina races shape up for sheriff and Congress
In western North Carolina the 10th and 11th districts see sharp races with Republican challengers aiming to unseat Democrats Whitener and Taylor. Buncombe County sheriff race pits longtime incumbent Laurence Brown against Harry Clay amid accusations of intimidation.
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William A. Shires
North Carolina
Basil M. Whitener
Roy A. Taylor
Buncombe
West
J. Will Press
Marion
The
Bar Association
Buncombe County
Laurence Brown
Black Mountain
Asheville
Brown
Harry Clay
GOP
Congress
Carroll Rringer
Robert Brown
Operation Dixie
Taylor
Whitener
Barringer
11Th
Madison
McDowell
Yancey
Polk
Gaston
Cleveland
Rutherford
10Th
Catawba
Burke
Mitchell
Avery
Whiteners
Conover
Carroll Barringer
Barnardsville
Dan Judd
Reading for an Age of Change at High Point Library
The piece warns of the missile age and Cuba crisis, urging self education through a library program. The High Point Public Library offers an individual reader program with guides from the American Library Association to help people understand rapid change and fear with knowledge.
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United States
Russia
High Point Public Library
Neal Austin
Austin
American Library Assn
Public Affairs Committee
Ralph E. Lapp
Lapp
Cuba
Florida trip on hold as civil defense tightens alarm
Thomasville notes cold weather deters Florida trip while city officials inspect a gasoline tank installation at City Hall to feed the emergency generator, insisting the work was planned before any Cuba concerns. Also reports on local industry plans, a dog saved by a carman, and a quirky column on the UT phenomenon.
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Thomasville
Florida
Civil Defense
City Hall
Cuba
Vintage Enterprise found with iron bitters and Bermuda lore
A 1885 Enterprise reprint notes Brown's Iron Bitters claimed to cure many ailments. It recounts Bermuda’s mild climate, a vibrating telephone ad, and a shoe offer. Also mentions oleomargarine, roller skating anecdotes, and old jokes about a mother disciplining a daughter with a feather trick.
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J. J. Long
Brown
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