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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1957
Page
4
U S Supermarket Hit of Zagreb Show Sparks Cold War Interest
An American neighborhood supermarket showcased at Zagreb’s Yu ne International Trade Fair drew large crowds and praise from visitors and a Communist official. The display highlighted modern merchandising and US living standards, suggesting supermarkets as a vehicle for promoting capitalism and economic vitality beyond ideological borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
America
Soviet Union
U. S
Roosevelt
Zagreb
Eisenhower Defies Postal Pay Boost Amid Debt Fears
President Eisenhower vetoed a Senate House plan to grant postal workers a 12 percent pay raise worth about 546 dollars annually for 518,000 employees. He argued the measure was unfair inflationary and would worsen the national debt, noting only higher postage rates could justify such a cost. The administration suggested pairing wage hikes with rate increases, a move Congress did not pass.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
South
FBI
United States Supreme Court
Jencks
Justice Brennan
Supreme Court
North Carolina Tops Hosiery Machinery Survey Findings
A Morris Speilman study shows North Carolina housing 53 percent of nation’s circular hosiery machines and highlights High Point as a core hub. It details machine ages, production by men, ladies, and children’s hose, and shifts in industry leadership from Pennsylvania to North Carolina with Tennessee rising. Industrial changes, obsolescence, and future production projections for ladies seamless hosiery are outlined along with local community notes and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Morris Speilman
Charlotte
High Point
High Point Mills
Komet
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Far West
Georgia
Alabama
Virginia
Mississippi
South Carolina
West Virginia
Florida
Arkansas
Texas
Puerto Rico
Morris Speizman
Railroads Fight for Special Military Rates Before Supreme Court
The U S Court of Appeals weighs a challenge by nonscheduled airlines to railroads 10 percent to 50 percent military discounts. The case tests rate competition under government regulation and potential antitrust damages.
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U. S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Defense Department
U. S
Supreme Court
Civil Aeronautics Board
U. S. Court of Appeals
McGarraghy
Congress
Ike's second term faces GOP, Congress splits
George Sokolski surveys Eisenhower's rocky second term amid a divided Congress. He notes the President struggles with a nonparliamentary system, staff failures, and a lack of coalition building. The Jencks reversal, Wisconsin loss to Proxmire, and fears about 1960 GOP viability loom large.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Harry Truman
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Republican Organization
Walter Kohler
Proxmire
Jencks
Highway program shifts to maintenance and planning focus
The North Carolina highway leaders say maintenance and long range planning take precedence over new secondary road construction. A statewide survey of needs for secondary roads will guide funding, but work may slow while data is codified and analyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Highway Commission
W. F. Babcock
Harold Makepeace
Secondary Roads Department
Babcock
North Carolina
Cherry
Scott
Road Building and Policy Shifts in Postwar Kentucky
The governor and highway commission faced winter mud and engineer shortages in 1946. A 200 million bond funded county road expansion through 1949 53, prioritizing all weather roads and safety. Now public demand emphasizes safety features like wider bridges shoulders and minimum standards while commissions strive to meet needs.
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Highway Commission
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