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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1944
Page
9
A plan calls for a world assembly with an executive council to air grievances and promote cooperation. It envisions economic sanctions and a centralized armed deterrent, under supervision of a Community of States, to deter aggression and defend victims.
A proposed world organization to prevent war emerges from a Carnegie Endowment study led by John W. Davis and John Foster Dulles. The plan, drawing on international law figures from the United States and Canada, urges a council with force under a league of nations framework and generates wide discussion in postwar discussions.
A compact list of across and down clues appears as a crossword style puzzle with numbered entries. It includes hints like vase like receptacle and American poet along with vertical clues such as alarms and referendum for solvers.
Guilford College announces two new trustees, Nereus C. English of Thomasville and Horace S. Haworth Sr. of High Point. English, class of 1926, is a textile executive with regional roles and civic duties. Haworth, an attorney and former judge, has led High Point civic groups and serves on multiple boards.
The text argues history shows world powers are slow to choose sides for war and questions if an international army could deter aggressions like Italy in Ethiopia or Japan in Manchuria. Success would hinge on participants goodwill and new wisdom to avoid isolation and ensure collective security.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy shown during the death of Ruby J. Hicks. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stalnaker and family.
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