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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1959
Page
4
A brief meditation on Luke 2 51 showing Jesus returning to Nazareth and obeying His earthly parents. The piece argues that obedience shapes life, noting Jesus learned the cost of disobedience and that early lessons in duty help children accept family authority and divine law.
An American Worker writes to Nikita Khrushchev on Labor Day, explaining U S labor rights and the American work ethic. The piece defends strikes as bargaining tools and emphasizes democracy, unity, and the role of workers in shaping the nation. It contrasts American freedoms with Soviet practices and warns against disrespectful views toward labor.
Editorial notes that new variable annuities spark SEC hearings amid fears of unfair competition with mutual funds. It cites figures from the New York Stock Exchange and Metropolitan Life Insurance poll, compares variable and fixed annuities, and mentions state regulation in New Jersey and other states.
The passage lists Associated Press rights and mailing rate classifications for six months three months and one month with advance payment and reproduction rights. It notes entry as second class matter at the post office under the 1879 act and mentions national advertising representatives.
George Sokolski analyzes how dollar values mislead without inflation-adjusted comparisons. He cites the Chamber of Commerce study Invest ment for Jobs showing postwar growth, rising population and labor force, high investment per job, and a shift toward large corporate control, with capital moving abroad amid debates on government and bank influence.
A Washington highway commission session focused on land rights of way for roads, new options policies, and fair sharing between state and municipalities. Officials urged advance route options, municipal participation safeguards, and a balanced plan shaped by the Powell method amid budding cooperation with towns.
The piece argues Labor Day marks a shift toward stricter policing of union abuses, supports the Landrum Griffin act as protection for workers, and notes industry reforms after the steel strike. It also surveys regional growth plans for High Point and Kannapolis influence, plus local traffic, street plans, and a new antifungal drug Fulvicin approved by the FDA.
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