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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1945
Page
4
The piece argues for replacing the old informal system with a businesslike domestic service agency. It envisions a staffed agency offering vetted workers for hourly or weekly wages, ready to substitute as needed, improving reliability and pay for workers while providing steady service for households.
A devotional discussion interprets Isaiah 26 1 4 as a timeless call for trust in the Lord. It links the prophecy to faith in God as source of perfect peace and envisions open gates for righteous nations, urging personal and national righteousness and prayer for world peace.
Tom Robertson contends the upcoming decade may see a national lottery or profits swell from foreign lotteries. He notes government already profits from pari mutuel betting and liquor and argues government involvement in an honest federal lottery could keep money domestic and away from racketeers. Norman Furgersen weighs in on possible China policy cooperation over credit for cities.
Frank Sizemore of the chamber of commerce urges strengthened cooperation among Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point. He notes past progress, favors joint expansion and attracting new industry, and compares regional manufacturing growth with Atlanta Charlotte and Richmond.
The Reader’s Digest piece by William Hard outlines an eight point plan to reduce U S Soviet distrust. It calls for inviting the Soviet Union to international conferences, a joint commission to promote information, free elections in liberated regions, preserving China's territorial integrity, transit rights for trade across Manchuria, non racial outreach to Asia, immediate disarmament talks, and aid to rebuild the Soviet Union while empowering the United Nations general assembly.
Column notes from Jack Last on wartime oddities and media tricks. It cites beef ration abuse, plastic teeth for radio, a Byrd broadcast mishap, and satire on postwar culture. It mentions Sinatra, Hannegan, Shor’s, Grable, and fake Wassermann certificates sold for twenty dollars.
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