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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1947

Page

4

High Point Enterprise endorses Democratic ticket for city vote

The High Point Enterprise backs the Democratic slate for the May 6 city election praising the current all-Democratic administration. It cites progress in bridge work, veterans housing, city planning, and improved credit while acknowledging flaws and potential Republican strength. It urges a voter turnout with choice.

High Point Democratic Party

Call of Isaiah the Prophet and His Vision

A summary of Isaiah as a unified prophetic figure, his lineage and early ministry under Uzziah, Hezekiah, and his intimate royal connections. The article notes Isaiah’s family, the seraphim vision, and his sense of unworthiness before Jehovah. It links the prophet’s experience to themes of confession, pardon, and consecration guiding his willingness to serve.

Uzziah Jerusalem Hezekiah Christ Jeremiah Isaiah Uziah Israel God Amory H. Bradford Twain Phillips Brooks

Coal for Gas Fight Deepens in Congress

Washington's capital mood shifts as the Rizley and Dolliver bills pit natural gas producers against coal interests. The Rizley bill favors free enterprise by letting gas fields sell freely, while the Dolliver bill would regulate gas to reserve it for national defense and social benefits. Coal interests, unions, railroads, and banks back Dolliver, arguing higher gas prices protect coal and fuel a controlled energy market. The debate expands with lobbyists and PR activity and leaves consumers paying the bill.

Peter Edson Washington NEA Capital Washington U. S Congress Federal Power Commission Rizgley Ross Rizley Oklahoma Rizley Hugoton Dolliver James I. Dolliver Iowa Congressman Rizley Tom J. McGrath Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad House Interstate Commerce Committee

Winchell on New York Notes From a Newspaperman

Walter Winchell reports Kirsten Flagstad concert at Louisville Memorial Auditorium where no reporters were admitted. Security included 200 attendees, many detectives and police guarding, after Nazi threat posters appeared days earlier. The column moves through best wishes for budget debates and assorted archival anecdotes about politics, crime, and media figures.

Louisville Walter Winchell Daily Mirror N. Y Kirsten Flagstad Louisville Memorial Auditorium George Engles Consolidated Concerts Corp RCA Bldg Flagstad

Governor Cherry faces scheduling clash amid social duties

Capitol Square notes Governor Cherry must juggle two simultaneous duties this weekend and next. He plans to attend the Chapel Hill bus station opening and a mansion luncheon with the congressional delegation, while a Hendersonville apple blossom festival may force him to miss another event if attendance cannot be arranged.

Lynn Nisbet Cherry Carolina Coach Company Chapel Hill John Harden Hendersonville N. C. Symphony Society Symphony Society Charles M. Johnson Johnson Persod Raleigh Os Ballentine Mayne Albright W. P. Horton Oscar Barker Albright Jefferson Horton Ballentine

Rumors On State Appointments And Elective Contests

Rumors flow about a resignation request from Roddie Ward as commissioner of motor vehicles and possible departures by other top appointees. Governor Cher ry and allies weigh strong support for Senator William B Umstead, with Capitol observers predicting aligned or parallel campaigns for governor and senator amid wary voters before filing and primaries.

Pat) Taylor Wadesboro R. L. Harris Roxboro Harris Gordon Gray Winston-Salem Twin City Council of State J. B. Vogler Charlotte Charlie Johnson Thad Eure United States Senate Daniel Boone Sherrill State Board of Elections Forrest Shuford Clyde Erwin Kerr Scott Agriculture June Rose Greenville L. E. Spikes Burlington Education R. L. Fritz, Jr N. C. Education Association Scott Farm Bureau Henry Bridges Roddie Ward Cherry William B. Umstead Capitol Square Umstead J. M. Broughton Senate The United States

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