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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1953
Page
4
A critical look at Humphrey’s tight money policy. rising interest rates curb inflation but slow housing, raise debt service, and threaten employment. The piece warns deflationary risks without swift policy reversal and cautions Truman and Eisenhower era lessons.
In a 1933 inaugural context the piece argues that reverence for God begins knowledge and guides daily life. It links fear of the Lord to wisdom, discipline, repentance, and safety on the roads, citing Bible verses and the example of Jesus to emphasize moral learning and growth.
Washington notes Japan plans a five-crest kimono reception for Crown Prince Akihito with formal dress and traditional foods like sukiyaki and sushi balls. The Hell’s Canyon Dam case faces delays as the Federal Power Commission weighs recess requests from Idaho Power and supporters of the single dam plan.
Washington readers see a critical portrait of John Foster Dulles as isolationist and dangerous. The letter writer defends Dulles's bipartisan role, cites his wartime and postwar positions, and urges accurate reporting to avoid stirring ill will between the United States and Britain.
Harris Covington reports on the Springs Cotton Mills complex built under Col. Leroy Springs and Elliott White Springs. The eight mills site features a modern office over 200 staff, a Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired general office delayed by war, and innovative furnishings made from scrap textiles machinery. The building’s suspended walls, angled windows, and varied woods create a striking facility with bold advertising and a controversial, provocative vibe surrounding Elliott White Springs.
In Washington Prof Ernest Espinosa, a noted statistician, challenges official counts claiming eight women per man in the capital. He cites revised ratios showing for every 100 girls aged 18-19 there are 61 males and for 25-35 years there are 115 men per 100 women, prompting quips from peers and a slide into light satire on statistics and dating.
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