Why National Newspaper Week Is Observed
John B. Long explains the origin of National Newspaper Week tracing it to the 1930s distrust of the press, the Blue Eagle code and licensing efforts, and the shift to defend newspapers as guardians of freedom. The Enterprise invites reader visits and feedback during Oct 1-8.
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National Newspaper
John B. Long
California Newspaper Publishers Association
National Newspaper Week
United States
Free Press of America
U. S
Washington, D. C
Blue Eagle
United States Supreme Court
California
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Newspaper Association Managers, Inc
It Pays To Hire The Handicapped Campaign Message
The piece argues hiring handicapped workers is good business. It cites a Bureau of Labor survey showing comparable skills, higher output, fewer injuries, and strong loyalty from handicapped employees. It urges employers to provide opportunities, aiding individuals and the community.
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Bureau of Labor Survey of
Handi
Negotiators urged to prove textile trade expertise
The American Cotton Manufacturers Institute called on Congress to vet trade negotiators for background and experience amid talks with Japan on cotton exports. The plea follows Geneva tariff cuts and warns that inexperienced negotiators could jeopardize a vital U.S. industry and its workers.
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Japan
Conness
U. S
R. Buford Brandis
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Geneva
United States
Tariff Commission
High Point Enterprise masthead and staff listing
The item presents the High Point Enterprise masthead dated 1664 with publication details, address, and staff roles including president secretary treasurer editor advertising director and business manager. It reads like a historical newspaper front matter with organizational credits.
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Rolt McPherson
W. Patterson
Loflin Oseseceess
Publication notice and rights statement
The item appears to be a publication rights and distribution disclaimer from the High Point Enterprise. It notes Associated Press affiliation and the paper’s status as a second class matter, with acknowledgments of independent contractors and nonresponsibility for subscription payments. It lacks a specific news event.
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Associated Press
High Point
N. Y
High Point Enterprise
Motional
Ward-Gruss v Ves
Company
Stevenson Fires Sharp Blows On Campaign Trail
Adlai Stevenson as Democratic challenger pummels President Eisenhower on the road calling for rapid shifts in policy and attacking GOP claims of prosperity and peace. Eisenhower responds from the White House stressing Korea victory and economic gains while preparing for a mid October physical exam. The clash signals a brutal, high stakes battle with both sides testing endurance and public judgment.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Ike
Iowa
Washington
The Corporation of Christ Sermon Summary
Religious address by C. E. R. compares the Christian church to a corporation. It highlights unity in diversity, with roles from prophets to janitors, all vital to the body of Christ. The sermon urges harmony, mutual respect, and active service to sustain church health and growth.
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Paul
Jesus
Christendom
Corporation of Christ
Church of Christ
Christ
Churches of Christ
Philpotts plant opens in Davidson with governor guest
Davidson coverage recalls Philpott Furniture Corp’s new plant at the former Barber Mills site, now a furniture maker affiliated with United Furniture Corp. Governor Hodges speaks at a ceremony as locals tour dry kilns and new machinery. Also recounted are Hodges’ remarks on rural outreach and a comic tale of a Philadelphia father who faints after seeing his newborn, then roams a hospital roof.
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Lexington
Philpotts
Davidson City
Philpott Furniture Corporation
Jim Ryan
Leo Heer
Henry Foscue
Holt McPherson
Hodges
Y Gym
Hernandez
Gastonia Way
Barber Mills
C. A. Ross
Ross
United Furniture Corporation
B. C. Philpott
U. S. Senate
North Carolina
Luigi Carosa
Philadelphia
Luigi
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Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
United Fund
THE
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North Main Street
WN. Co
Rawley Steer
R. B. Terry
Associated Preas
Adlais
Nixon
Viet Nam
Iran
Rich
Party of Bigness
GOP
Detroit
the Corporation OF Christ
Christ Jesus
Bootblack
God's Good Kingdom
Corporation of Jesus Christ
Moses
Dave Gillespie
Tar Heels
Virginia
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