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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1946
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise states that R B Terry president D A Rawley secretary and treasurer H A Cecil general manager and Robert L pson editor will be notified of errors in any reports so corrections can be made at once. Associated Press and AP Features members.
The Greensboro Daily News editorial comments on Harold Stassen's speech and NC Republican leadership. It argues most North Carolina Republicans are too conservative and factional, stalling progress, while leaders and editors suggest unity could attract national support and aid the state.
Former North Carolina governor J C B Ehringhaus turned down the offer to serve as chief defense counsel in the mass trial of Japanese war criminals. The reasons include the odds of a drawn out process, the difficulty of applying American civil justice to military tribunals, potential loss of private practice, and a desire to avoid the spotlight after a controversial governorship.
The author argues against viewing an anti jaywalking ordinance as a universal fix. They warn crossings at busy intersections can be more dangerous and suggest removing turn intersections as the safest method, while acknowledging uncertainty about the best vote and praising the council’s effort to reduce accidents.
A Raleigh lawyer argues in a Wake County death-penalty case that the state cannot weigh one part of the record in gold scales while denying metaphysical exactness in another. The defense flags an indictment wording defect. the state contends it is not fatal. Attorney General Har ry McMullan cites protecting defendants’ rights. Thad Eure, visiting Gates County, notes east coast political trends, including opposition to President Truman among returning soldiers. News also notes a surge in freezer locker corporations led by Colonial with J Broughton as a principal stockholder and projections of frozen food markets reaching ten billion dollars within a year. Kerr Scott predicts broader farm freezing adoption.
The state board of education will discuss school bus bids and rules for clinic and vocational use at Thursday’s meeting. It will consider adopting formal authority for bus requests and full-board handling of each clinic case. Controller Reid reports near completion of local supplemental tax tabulations with details on vote timing and purposes.
Postwar Washington debates how to discipline party bolters and where mugwumps fit. Henry A. Wallace links Mugwumps to Dems opposing administration programs while tracing the term’s Republican origins and urging cross party discipline on major issues like the British loan and atomic energy.
The piece traces mugwumps and independents across parties from Norris to Roosevelt, noting LaFollette’s family saga and California cross-endorsements. It discusses Democratic insurgents from the South, their scattered leadership, and the shift toward party rebirth versus fracture amid reform currents.
Confidential studies by Agriculture economists and Federal Reserve staff analyze U S savings during wartime. They estimate lower income groups hold about 34 billion of 140 billion liquid savings while 92 million people average 375 each. Wealth concentrates in 106 billion with banks and agencies.
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