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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1949
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists advertising rates and subscription prices. Rates include 12 months for 13.00 dollars, carrier one week 30 cents, six months 7.80, and 12 months 15.00 with C W Patterson Jr as advertising circulation manager.
The governor ignores the state board of conservation and development appoints his private secretary Charlie Parker as director of the news bureau and names John Marshall as department secretary. Tensions rise between Parker and Ross as critics warn the move undermines authority and could misguide the department long term.
Essay notes the Edenic perfection before the Fall, the serpent's temptation, and the moral struggle between good and evil. It references Genesis, Lucifer, Milton, Paul and Jesus, arguing humanity’s free will, sin, grace, and redemption through Christ.
Washington report outlines how exhaustion of state unemployment benefits could deepen a new downturn. It notes New York uses a quarterly system allowing more benefits, while Massachusetts and 15 other states rely on uniform years. It cites 369000 of 2110000 claimants exhausted benefits in early 1949 and warns of rising relief rolls if jobs do not improve.
The 1949 fiscal year ended June 30 with a $1.811 billion deficit as expenditures rose beyond receipts. The piece argues government spending outpaces earnings, criticizes WWII-era structures, and labels ECA and CCC costs as unaffordable while debt climbed to new highs. It stresses tax issues and calls for spending restraint.
The piece argues television will not kill radio or theater but will reshape careers. It notes actors fear crowding the field, while suggesting TV favors those with stage or camera experience and predicts 1950 opportunities for misfits from film, stage, or radio. It also critiques government spending and the Hoover commission.
A compilation of remarks by Claude Pepper Dr Ralph Bunche and Sen Arthur H Vandenberg. Pepper laments taxes aiding business over people Bunche argues for full Negro integration as a birthright Vandenberg warns that appeasement amounts to surrender on credit.
Detective Sergeant Mike Potts secretly watched Della for two years while planning a marriage based on strict rules. She moved in with relatives and advertised for babysitting as they agreed to a quiet life near his station. He finally reveals he tracked every move in a written report.
Sidney Buchman, a former scriptwriter turned producer, explains that writers now frequently become directors producers and cutters. He notes studios employ many ex writers and emphasizes writers should direct cast and oversee editing and that music drama and classical works offer a broader cultural role. He plans films on classical music including Beethoven.
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