North Carolina Faces $71 Million Bank Withdrawals Over Money Rule
The state plans to withdraw 71 million dollars from 150 banks over six months unless treasury investment rules are eased. The Council of State cites Federal Reserve and FDIC ceilings at 2.5 percent as the obstacle to meeting the going rate, risking broader business repercussions.
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State of
North Carolina
Council of State
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Develoment Corporation
Worthy recommendation on state family courts in North Carolina
North Carolina lawmakers should consider a state administered family court system patterned after the Superior Courts. Aimed at handling all family and child cases, the plan would replace juvenile courts and require feasibility studies by the Legislature, with a critical January report from the National Probation and Parole Association guiding costs and locations.
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North Carolina
Nat S. Crews
Winston- Salem
Governor's Youth Service Commission
National Probation and Paroles Association
Austin
Texas
Crews
Dalton Chronicles Early High Point Library Struggles
Carter Dalton, noted local historian, writes about the library’s early fight to secure a proper home in High Point as the institution nears its 30th year. He also contributed to a hospital project story tied to Burrus Memorial and Guilford General Hospitals.
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High Point Public Library
Enterprise
Burrus Memorial
Guilford General Hospitals
High Point Memorial Lorege
Carter Dalton
High Point
Dalton
Mr. Dalton
Rockefeller Jr. Profile Highlights Wealth with Charity
A Fosdick biography portrays John D. Rockefeller Jr. as a wealthy heir with strong public responsibility. It presents an honest, friendly appraisal of his vision, integrity, and ability. The piece notes Emerson's view on wealth and quotes a columnist about money.
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Raymond B. Fosdick
Mr. Rockefeller
Fosdick
Emerson
Rockefeller
High Point Enterprise Staff and Policy Notice
The High Point Enterprise lists its 1844 founding and key staff including President D. A. Rawley Mrs. R. B. Terry Secretary-Treasurer Olt McPherson Editor E. W. Patterson Advertising Director V. W. Cereere. It states carriers and distributors are independent contractors and the paper is not responsible for advance subscription made to them.
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E. W. Patterson
V. W. Cereeere
Gyaninke
B. Lorinaoans
Maneser
Adent Contractors
High Point Enterprise
Taras
National Advertising
Ward-Grifeith Company
Washington Notables Swap Jokes At Night in D.C. Social Scene
Washington guests mingle at Camelot parties and embassy events with jokes about Scotch Suez and Nasser Martinis. Sen. John L. McClellan and Ambassador Benabud figure among fashion show and embassy chatter, while Walter Robertson calms crowds and Moroccan hosts plan coscos and bastela dishes.
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Julius Garfinckel
Rome
Egidio Ortona
Benabud
Coscos and
Bastela
Change and Renewal in Christian Life and Mission
Sermon argues that Christ brings perpetual change to individuals and societies. It cites Model T progress, biblical motto Behold I make all things new, and historical spreads of Christianity transforming slavery, superstition, disease, and tyranny into new life. The speaker urges embracing continual change as faith in action.
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New Mexico
State Health Department
Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of God
Fiji Islands
Rome
Simon
Christ Jesus
Mornin Art Show Sparks Mixed Reactions in Tennessee
Dave Gillespie notes a Nashville Tennessean columnist recounts Charles Fontenay entering an old cleaning cloth in a Tennessee State Fair art show. Judges awarded a blue ribbon for color selectivity, provoking somber reflections on modern art and parental home decor.
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Charles Fontenay
Nashville Tennessean
Fontenay
Recreation Cow Pasture Variety Steers Offbeat Sports and Notes
A lighthearted, chaotic pastiche recounts an employee softball game held in a cow pasture with mishaps to staff and editors, plus columns on Boy Scout trichinosis, Rep. Lane tax case, TV dog theft spoof, Mayor Covington mishap, a local theft bite, and comic celebrity quips.
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John Cathey
Brains
John
Bill Hodges
Gene Pendergrass
Ed Honeycutt
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