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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1949

Page

4

Editorial Doubts News and Observer on Bond Issue

The Raleigh News and Observer faces criticism over its editorial stance on the 200 million dollar secondary road bond plan. Critics allege deceit and bias while praising or doubting Kerr Scott's motives and the involvement of C A Upchurch Jr as beer industry publicity chief.

Raleigh News and Observer House Scott News and Observer Kerr Scott Johnson Governor'sajor

Coltrane Seen As Strong Fit For Kerr Scott Budget Role

The text argues SAME D. S. Coltrane would be a good assistant director of the budget under Governor Kerr Scott, reflecting the governor’s policies. It notes Coltrane’s past work for Scott as agriculture commissioner and a weaker fit under L. Y. Ballentine, while praising their long-standing working relationship.

D. S. Coltrane Kerr Scott L. Y. Ballentine Dave Coltrane

Kerr Scott appoints beer czar to state board post

Governor Kerr Scott announces the creation of the beer czar role officially titled chief of the malt beverage division on the state board of alcohol control. The move clarifies regulatory leadership in beer matters.

State Board of Alcoholic Control Kerr Scott

Parents Speak Out Against School Fund Raising Campaigns

Eighty two percent of parents in High Point public schools oppose the fund raising drives run among pupils this school year. The PTA council surveyed parents after 22 campaigns by April 1, finding strong opposition and urging authorities to curb the practice in the future.

High Point

Hand to Mouth Eating Said to Benefit Teeth

A Canadian dental professor argues that using fingers to feed oneself provides gnawing exercise for teeth and gums. He notes that cutting food into small pieces forces back teeth to chew, while hand to mouth eating promotes healthier dental wear and a vigorous bite.

Campaign to end Hello phone greetings in New York

A New York City telephone debate renews over the Hello greeting. The piece proposes callers should answer with This is Mr. Smith or Smith. It also suggests countering Guess who this is by hanging up to deter the prank.

New York City Mr. Smith Gypsy Rose Lee New York Florida Ramon Navarro Jennifer Jones John Garfield A. C. Nielson

Casual Comment by W. A. Bivins

W A Bivins reflects on work and duty urging readers to balance effort with faith and perspective. He cites Tennyson and Holmes, asks if vows were kept, and encourages spiritual strength, growth, and pursuit of worthy goals in the week ahead.

Someron Tennyson Holmes

Chao Tse-chen a Leading Chinese Christian Figure

Time magazine profiling Chao Tse-chen, 61, dean of Yenching University’s School of Religion, an Anglican priest and noted theologian and poet. It recounts his wartime imprisonment, his World Council of Churches presidency, and his call for four church actions including internal revitalization and concrete social service under Communist rule.

Time Magazine Chao Tse-chen School of Peiping Yenching University U. S Vanderbilt University China Amsterdam World Council of Churches Dr. Chao North

Election Day Patterns Across Nations

Many countries hold national elections on Sunday to minimize business disruption and maximize voter turnout. The article notes Sunday as the day with the least interference and the most freedom for voters to reach polls.

The China aid arithmetic and a call for inquiry

George Sokolsky questions U S China aid figures amid garbled data and off the record hints. He suggests a congressional probe into military aid totals, vessel transfers, charges, and policy makers including Acheson Currie Lattimore Service Stilwell Marshall and others, arguing the policy aided the enemy and endangers the nation.

China Acheson Mr. Acheson United States State Department Britain Japan Lauchlin Currie Owen Lattimore John S. Service W. Walton Butterworth, Jr Vinegar Joe” Stilwell George Marshall Ben Cohen Tommy Corcoran T. V. Soong G.I

Surplus Farm Goods Policy Sparks Brannan Plan Debate

Washington reports the Agriculture Department faces large stockpiles of surplus potatoes eggs and milk under the 1948 Aiken Hope bill. The Brannan plan proposes production payments to replace parity price supports aiming for lower consumer prices and stable markets while preserving quotas and marketing agreements.

Washington NEA Department of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corporation Aiken-Hope CCC Fed Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan Brannan U. S

Notes of a New Yorker highlights Hollywood Broadway gossip

Winchell surveys New York entertainment chatter from Alfred Hitchcock to Paulette Goddard and vaudeville returns. The column notes box office figures, star salaries, theatre openings, and anecdotes about agents, producers, and celebrity pastimes in a brisk, period voice.

la Bergman Beverly Hills Santa Monica Ol’ Debbil Alfred Hitchcock George Jean Nathan Paulette Goddard South Pacific Palace

Feline Beast Hidden in Crossword Clues

A compact survey of a crossword style puzzle featuring clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The list presents themed and standard terms including animal depictions, mythic names, measurements, and common words. Each clue links to a specific answer.

Quotes on maturity and generational change

A set of quotes reflects on maturity in institutions and society. John P. Marquand cites the need for more mature people who can reason effectively. President Truman urges letting the next generation take the lead.

John P. Marquand

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C. A. Upchurch, Jr Trys C. A. Upchurch Anti-Saloon League Abie” Upchurch Belive Beer Czar W. A. Bivins George Sokolsky Edson Winchell Gertrude Macy Colyum Miami Beach Miami Herald Cuba Cohen and Kelly Tony Farrell Mark Hellinger Rodgers & Hammerstein Farrell Dick Smart del Pineapple Hurd Hatfield Dorothy Patton Chattanooga Charley Burhy Palmer H'wood Margaret Parmentier Pabst Beer Broadway Shuberts Henry Fonda Madelene Carroll Rex Harrison Lee J. Cobb Melvyn Douglas Lee Tracy Huntress Charles Boyer Sharlz Hollywood J. J. Leventhal Rogers Jimmy Durante Vince McKnight Jules Leventhal J. J McKnight Geraint Celebes President Truman
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