Leadership Must Stand Astride Trouble's Paths
High Point faces a crossroads as signposts are destroyed by action and reaction. The piece calls for personal responsibility to prevent violence and division, urging white leaders and citizens to support negotiated progress, warn against forced demonstrations, and choose to keep peace while safeguarding the city from thugs and upheaval. The public is urged to act as the jury and decide for a safer path.
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High Point
Birmingham
Little Rock
Jackson
Cambridge
Poor Old Midas Attacks New York City Government
The National Association of Manufacturers blasts New York City citing Mayor Wagner on federal aid and alleges wasteful spending. It notes public housing serving half a million, families earning over 11000 still receiving subsidies, a subsidized transit system, a costly radio station, a World’s Fair with expected business profits, and highly paid teachers who unionized and now earn above national norms.
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National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
New York
Robert Wagner
NAM
United States
Editorial Research Comeback For Carmine De Sapio
Carmine G. De Sapio, longtime Tammany Hall leader, seeks to regain district leadership in Manhattan's First Assembly District South. Once a kingmaker, he faces Edward L. Koch in a split Democratic Party torn between old regulars and reformers. De Sapio portrays his bid as a district move toward a broader Tammany comeback.
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Carmine G. de Sapio
New York State
Tammany Hall
New York County
Democratic Committee
de Sapio
Harriman
Tammany
Lord Acton
New York
Wagner
Democratic Reform
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Bob Wagner
Tammany Sachem
Greenwich Village
Edward L. Koch
High Point Enterprise Staff and Rates Information
The High Point Enterprise lists staff including D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor and advertising director W Paterson Jr plus business manager V W Idol Jr circulation manager and Charles Loblin. It details subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions with prices for 1 3 6 months and weekly carrier plans. It notes AP news rights and that carriers are independent contractors with advance payments not guaranteed by the paper.
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Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
W Patterson, JR
V.W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
Carrier
N.C
Ted Press
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise Inc
Paris Gal Guides Now It Costs Money To Stray From The Well Beaten Track
Colette Pilon and 19 hostesses run Madamoiselle de Paris offering informal tours from Le Mistral book shop near Notre Dame. A 1.5 hour tour costs 2 dollars, with outings on the Marne and walks using public transport. Guides describe living like locals, adding sangria evenings, music, and poetry readings.
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le Mistral
Notre Dame
Plans for Elderly Draw Objections to Renewal Policy
Reader letter questions equity in elderly housing relocations and possible indemnity while describing a public hearing on Harrison Apartments in High Point. The note raises concerns about confiscation of equity, potential pauper’s oath, and the impact of city policy on heirs. The hearing, tomorrow at 9:30, will address a permit for 59 apartments with 266 occupants and a large petition opposing the project.
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The
Enterprise
High Point
Harrison Apartments
Residents oppose Harrison Apartments in High Point
A neighborhood committee, led by Thayer Coggin and others, objects to Harrison Apartments citing devaluation of Residential A-1 property and violation of city codes. They claim majority opposition, urging City Council to heed local homeowners and note Dr. N. M. Harrison Sr.'s humanitarian example.
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Harrison
High Point
N. M. Harrison
Miami
Florida
N. M. Harrison Jr
Den Permanente mirrors Danish arts and crafts model in High Point
The article discusses Den Permanente, a nonprofit Danish cooperative exhibit and sales center founded in 1931 to preserve and promote applied arts. It details governance, censorship by a three-member judges panel, and its display rooms for retailers, noting how the model spurred exports and supported craftsmen including Copenhagen cabinetmakers and Georg Jensen.
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Don Permanente
den Permanente
William Morris
Denmark
North Carolina
Copenhagen
Georg Jensen
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Newspaper Enterprise
Asn
Colette Pilon
Mecca
Notre Dame Cathedral
Miss Pillow
Pillon
Madamoiselle de Paris
Miss Pillon
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Colette
Mademoiselle de Paris
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Harold Farlow
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