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A devotional note urges constant prayer and harmony with the Infinite. It warns that evil thoughts seek a vacuum and advises filling the soul with GOOD to prevent entrance of evil.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1957
Page
4
A devotional note urges constant prayer and harmony with the Infinite. It warns that evil thoughts seek a vacuum and advises filling the soul with GOOD to prevent entrance of evil.
The piece argues Labor Day 1957 signals a weak labor movement amid gangster links to leaders like Hoffa while urging change that improves labor’s role in American democracy. It recalls Labor Day’s origins with Knights of Labor and cautions against abuses by unworthy leaders.
The article praises North Carolina for remaining calm and moderate in response to John Kasper’s weekend speeches. It notes the state’s willingness to handle school integration under constitutional interpretation and condemns Kasper’s slanderous rhetoric. The Greensboro Daily News suggests his appearances may have backfired by exposing locals to his venom and reinforcing commitment to orderly procedure and fairness.
Editorial notes Ford Motor Co. launches the Edsel, its first new model since 1938, in a $250,000 risk aimed at mid to high price buyers. The car confronts GM and Chrysler lines as Ford pursues product loyalty and a mass-class market shift.
The High Point Enterprise announces publication details and lists staff titles including president secretary and business manager. The notice records mailing and carrier rates and legal post office status for High Point, North Carolina.
Ford leads postwar recovery and holds about 30 percent of the U S auto market while GM lags under 46 percent. Edsel launch sharpens rivalry as Ford rides strong, with 1957 model spending by GM at about 630 million and Ford at 409 million.
A Washington column mocks the late wartime RFC liquidation and bungled guard with a tale of an $0.80 check carried through Lafayette Park. The piece veers into Capitol visitors and end of a session, asking if history will mark the era as the Golden Age of Eisenhower or the Leaden Age of Lyndon.
Three or four northeastern counties push coordinated plans for business growth beyond local site concerns. State leaders note older regional groups in the mountains and coast foster industry and tourism, but rivalry between Greensboro and other Piedmont cities hinders airport projects and air service expansion. Governor Hodges cites a 1940s governance model as a blueprint for a Southern regional promotion.
North Carolina led Southeastern states in education and industry promotion. Governors funded a regional campaign costing about 200000 with 25000 from contingency funds. Hodges stated no tolerance for violence in race issues while avoiding broader comment.
A critical appraisal of Henry L. Roberts book on U S Soviet relations as presented by the Council on Foreign Relations. It endorses its measured foreign policy analysis while noting Khrushchev era shifts and the staying power of the Soviet system.
The Sertoma club under D. W. Red Hunter funds and coordinates air conditioning for the YMCA all purpose room and dining spaces to ease summer heat. Major Fuchsia Lucille Johnson, a Stanhope Army dietitian, advances from High Point College and Florida State to leadership roles at Walter Reed and Fort Dix. The piece notes gifts, hospital service, and an extended Japan trip tied to mission work by Roy and Marse Cullers and family.
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