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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1949
Page
4
The document lists staff positions and roles at the High Point Enterprise including R B Terry as publisher, D A Rawley as secretary and treasurer, Charles B LC Robert L Thompson as editor, and C W Patterson Jr as advertising director and circulation chief.
The article critiques Professor Kerr Scott's lesson on selfish interests in government campaigns. It contrasts oil companies with road contractors and liquor groups, arguing some contributors act patriotic while others are self serving, and warns readers they may misjudge motives as they move from first grade to kindergarten.
The piece argues that Jesus' weakness gave way to divine power through God. Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus is cited as evidence that Christ is alive with power. Believers are urged to let Christ’s strength replace their weaknesses and to seek the Holy Spirit to advance the Kingdom of God.
Mrs. C F Tomlinson leads High Point council as she defends community concert groups against national criticisms. The piece argues small cities rely on such events to access good music, noting North Carolina symphony support and local figures like Virginia Frank and Carl Cronstedt boosting interest among residents.
Washington column critiques a new White House effort to direct government purchases to 12 distressed labor areas. It notes BES data showing unemployment concentrated in New Bedford Worcester Providence Bridgeport Waterbury Utica Rome Scranton Wilkes-Barre Knoxville Muskegon San Jose and questions potential impact and politics behind the program.
A chaotic scene surrounds a Brigham Young statue destined for the Capitol hall of statuary. Amid jokes about refrigeration and references to NRA era figures, Robbie Newman of Bethany Beach runs for a six-member council, loses by a narrow margin, while her husband Brig. Gen. James B. Newman reacts.
A fragment mentions Indian Italians experimenting with artificial ice in the 16th century and notes a Sun estimate of a 50 million ton platinum gas at 11 000 degrees Fahrenheit. It also includes disjointed bits about a political motto and a quote from Robbie to Jim.
A Chicago case split public opinion as a doctor advised starving a misborn infant to die. Parents were arrested but released amid debates on mercy versus law. The author made a film The Black Stork and faced evangelist Billy Sunday who denounced the work yet later showed reluctant respect.
New York Aug 19 1948 Faye Emerson Roosevelt daughter in law of the president charms quiz audiences. In four appearances on Who Said That she outscores rivals and wins praise from Gregory Ratoff and Robert Trout. Emerson says she loves TV and plans her own commentary show beyond recipes and fashions.
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