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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1948

Page

4

Red faced questions swirl around Miss Price and NC figures

Washington reports that Mary Price is accused by Elizabeth Bentley of sharing information with Russia while she worked with Walter Lippmann. Price denies the charges. investigations by Congress and the FBI loom. North Carolina leaders like Dr. Frank Graham and Rev. William Poteat are urged to disclose their associations.

Washington North Carolina Mary Watkins Price Committee For Southern Conference For Human Welfare Progressive Wallace Russia Elizabeth T. Bentley FBI Congressional Miss Price Walter Lippmann United States Great Britain Communist Party Mary Watkins Bentley Mr. Lippann Committee of Congress North Carolina Committee Southern Conference Congress Frank Graham William H. Poteat Chapel Hill Dr. Graham Miss Bentley

My Faith Looks Up to Thee Hymn Study Note

The article discusses the hymn My Faith Looks Up to Thee by Ray Palmer, its writing circumstances, Lowell Mason’s tune Oliver, and Palmer’s life. It cites Palmer’s Yale graduation in 1830, ministry in Bath and Albany, and later roles in New York Congregational circles.

Ray Palmer Little Compton Newark N. J Yale Bath Albany N. Y Congregational Union New York City Robert Guy McCutchan Abingdon-Cokesbury Press Doctor Palmer Lowell Mason Oliver Palmer Yale College City of New York St. George's Church Boston Dr. Mason

Broadway and Elsewhere The Thaw saga and Evelyn Nesbit Fosco

The piece recalls Harry Thaw’s fortune and his murder of Stanford White, focusing on Evelyn Nesbit Montani and her son Russell. It recounts Nesbit’s role in Thaw’s trials, her resilience, and her later life in Greenwich Village as an entertainer, survivor of poverty, and muse to Gibson’s portrait.

Harry Thaw Pittsburo Thaw Evelyn Nesbit Montani Russell Thaw Montani Jack Clifford Stanford White Madison Square Garden Tower William Travers Jerome Jerome Evelyn Mattewan Sen. Guggenheim Colorado New York Russell Harry Charles Dana Gibson Gibson White Greenwich Village Nut

Birds and Trees Noted for Seasonal Changes

The text explains how birds vent air from air sacs with each wing beat and replace it with cool air, noting temperate zone birds renew air twice yearly. It also mentions the horse chestnut name coming from twig scars that resemble tiny horseshoes with nail hole patterns in autumn.

Culture and heritage at Tanglewood in the Berkshires

The author recalls a gathering at the Little Red House near Tanglewood where Hawthorne Longfellow and other luminaries discussed culture. Serge Koussevitzky accepts the house for musician studios as the site aims to foster American conductors and artists while honoring three centuries of American roots.

Sandisfield Mark Hopkins Oliver Wendell Holmes Herman Melville William Cullen Bryant Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Ellery Little Red House Nathaniel Hawthorne Melville Fanny Kemble Hawthorne Berkshires National Federation of Music Clubs Guy Gannett Maine Manning Hawthorne Nathaniel Wadsworth Longfellow Dana Harry Berkshire Monument Mountain Serge Koussevitzky Tanglewood New England America Philadelphia Balaam Jacob Tabernacles Israel Evangeline

Pigeons Dominate First Day of Congress Special Session

Washington report notes Representative George Bender sparked laughter by describing Democratic pigeons released from a Liberty Bell at the Philadelphia Democratic Convention. The session opened with debate on housing and prices amid remarks about Taft-Ellender-Wagner, but adjournment followed after Halleck moved to end the day.

Washington NEA Congress House of Representatives George H. Bender Ohio House Bender Emma Guffey Miller Philadelphia Miller Sam Rayburn Bob Taft Glen Taylor Dam Yalta John Rooney Brooklyn N. Y Democrat GOP Rooney John W. McCormack Massachusetts Charlie Halleck

State Institutions Face Farming and Real Estate Dilemma

Advisory Budget Commission weighs whether the Raleigh school for blind and deaf children should farm and if the state should enter real estate and merchandising to support mental hospitals. The Butner unit expands hospital space and contemplates long range plans including old age care, industry development, and possible prisoner labor for farm work.

School For Raleigh Camp Butner Hospital Clarence Stone Kerr Craige Ramsay Leigh Butner Camp Butner North Carolina Assembly Hospital Board Durham Welfare Department Idea State Highway and Tiie Works Commission

Quotes on Free Discussion and Atomic Policy

A collection of attributed quotes covers public policy discourse, anti Red baiting, atomic control concerns, government streamlining, and gender equality, with figures including Meiklejohn Wallace Marshall Dryden and Hildon.

Alexander Meiklejohn Amherst College Marshall

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Mary Price Lamb of Calvary Broadway George Sokolsky Edson Capitol Square Lynn Nisbet Henry A. Wallace Hugh L. Dryden National Advisory Committes Aeronautics M. Eunice Hildon Syracuse University Mister Breger
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