These Days By George SokolsKy
George SokolsKy argues against collective bargaining and government wage control. He warns the NRA legacy led to a fascistic economic order and contrasts it with free enterprise. He cites Hoover era debates, Randall, and warns socialism could erode American civilization.
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George Sokolsky
NRA
Herbert Hoover
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Mussolini
Hitler
Congress
Italy
Germany
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Company
America
Russia
Great Britain
High Point Enterprise Circulation Rates Listed
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates by mail and by carrier, showing three month, six month, and annual options for both mail and carrier delivery and noting pricing under the editorial and management credits.
City Council Faces Burris Resignation and Seat Change
A city councilman, W M Burris, plans to resign after moving from Ward 4 to Ward 1. The remaining council will fill Burris seat, with a preference for a new face to maintain balance between fresh ideas and experienced guidance.
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W. M. Burris
John Clinard
Burris
Bill Burris
Rail service cuts urge national rail reform
An editorial argues Southern Railway must curtail passenger and freight services due to higher operation costs from federal wage rules and ICC rate limits. It calls for modernization of federal railroad regulation and central action in Washington, warning local fixes are insufficient to restore adequate service.
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Southern Railway
Mediation Board
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Washington
Congress
City Council postpones rent decontrol hearing
The council delays the public hearing on rent decontrol in High Point until Housing Expediter Tighe Woods acts. The editorial urges against federal rent controls, favors local decontrol, and criticizes VFW support of decontrol as contrary to democratic principles.
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High Point
Tighe Woods
Woods
Congress
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Letter on ABC vote and temperance stance in Winston-Salem
Robert L. Gordon of Winston-Salem criticizes the ABC approach in an published letter to Robert V. Brawley, urging temperance beliefs and self control. The piece notes churches opposition to government liquor sales and argues for sobriety and abstinence as civic duty. Also highlights Lions Club charity efforts for the blind in High Point.
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ABC
Robert L. Gordon
Winston-Salem
Journal
Robert V. Brawley
Forsyth County Alcoholic Beverage Control Committee
AB Control
Winston-Salem Journal
Mr. Gordon
Lions Club
Jack Barrier
High Point
Flea welfare parody and senate quips stir Washington humor
In Washington the senate press gallery hosts a known senator who jokes about raising five percenters to six percent. An anonymous welfare state parable about fleas imagines a central control society ending in collapse. Mississippi's Slim Suttle warns Yankees with an atom bomb remark as Congress critiques swagger sticks and army gear.
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Washington
Senate
Capital
Mr. Howard
Slim” Suttle
Mississippi
National Press Club
Mr. Suttle
H. R. Gross
Town
Speaker
United States Army
Johnson
Weart
Vaughan
Beams and morals in a mischievous world
A school offers home exams to curb cheating, a pupil confesses she cheats but can live with herself, and a separate courtroom quip ends with a case dismissed as the judge cites provocation.
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Mary
Oasus Belis
Taft Charles event sparks talk of a press agent
In Washington the presentation of the heavyweight title belt to Ezzard Charles by Senate ally Sen Robert Taft is traced to Bud Lytton a former public relations man now aiding Taft in his basement annex arrangements. Lytton handles pamphlets speeches and a free column to Ohio editors.
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Washington
NEA
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Taft
Bud Lytton
Aviation and Department of Commerce
Senate
Lytton
Bill McAdams
Philly
Sawyer
Musical Instrument Horizontal Puzzle Clue Set
A crossword style puzzle item describes a horizontal musical instrument and other word clues. It lists numbered hints from 7 to 57 across various wordplay entries including animal names, prepositions, body parts, and language terms.
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Cain
Spain
Quotes on economy and politics surface in public discourse
A collection of quotes from figures including Charles Luckman and George Bernard Shaw on economic fear and socialism. Wayne L. Hays questions the Un American Activities committee agenda. Bunche cites UN efforts to maintain peace across Palestine, Indonesia, Kashmir, Korea, and Berlin.
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UN- American Activities Committee
Wayne L. Hays
Palestine
Indonesia
Kashmir
Korea
Berlin
United Nations
Ph Bunche
UN Media
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