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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1957
Page
4
From the Shreveport Times an editorial warns that biased reporting and selective polls fuel Northern bias and strengthen Southern resistance to integration. It cites a 300 person poll and contrasts with larger surveys, suggesting misrepresentation in non Southern coverage.
The Edsel versus the Model T evokes memories of early motoring with vivid contrasts. The piece recalls a Model T in stark 1920s terms with hand cranked motors and peculiar fixes such as corn meal for leaks, pedal shifting, and magneto headlights, noting its basic charm despite era limits and the 310 f.o.b. price with self starting in 1926.
In Greensboro Kasper accused Methodist and Baptist leaders of Marxist preachings while blasting the press for coverage of integration. At Aberdeen a Klan figure urged a daily newspaper to tell the truth and condemned what he called fat-salaried preachers, signaling ongoing battle cries from hate-mongers.
In Fortune Magazine Henry Luce argues an age of abundance hinges on war avoidance and democracy. He stresses two businessman virtues honesty and clear conviction about society, calling for truth telling and courage to defend democratic goals.
The High Point Enterprise founded 1884 lists its address 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and includes named staff positions with D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor Patterson Jr advertising business manager and circulation manager.
The notice outlines publication details for the High Point newspaper with pricing by Mall and carrier, Associated Press rights, postal entry as second class matter, and disclaimers about independent contractors and advertising representation. It notes the 1879 act and includes page-wide statements on delivery and rates.
George Sokolsky discusses how Modern Republicans dominate national fundraising while local campaigns struggle for money. He notes New York's role, the rise of central fund collections, and the disconnect between financiers and voters, with local mayors and representatives feeling the squeeze.
Kenneth Whichard works full time to identify eligible elderly, widows, and children and inform them of old age and survivor benefits under the expanded federal program. The effort, praised by Welf are Commissioner Dr. Ellen Winston, aims to reduce welfare burdens by ensuring eligible people receive regular checks and assistance with forms.
The seventh World Seminar report by Dr. Embree H Blackard traces Arab hostility to Zionism and U S support for Israel. He cites Syria Jordan and Iraq tensions, bomb incidents in Amman, refugee figures from UNRWA, and calls for U S moves including an Israel withdrawal to 1948 lines and internationalizing Jerusalem.
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