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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1948

Page

4

Teachers Postpone Start After New Local Disease Case

High Point school board votes to delay opening city schools until September 20 as a fresh disease case appears. The move may extend if illness remains active into September. Teachers under contract face financial strain from a possible second postponement and await Greensboro’s potential solution. Judge Webb acts independently, resisting influence from Senator Hoey or O Max Gardner.

High Point Greensboro High Point Board Charles Carroll Chapel Hill Warlick Senator Hoey Max Gardner Judge Webb Judge E. Yates Webb

Hoey seeks Henderson interim Western North Carolina federal judge

Senator Clyde Hoey urges President Truman to name David E. Henderson as temporary Western North Carolina federal district judge to ease Judge Webb's burden. Hoey says Warlick could be named permanently if Democrats win nationally. Republicans winning could yield a lifetime appointment for a Republican.

Clyde R. Hoey Truman David E. Henderson North Carolina Hoey Superior Court Wilson Arlick Henderson Webb Zeke” Henderson Judge Warlick Senate Judge Webb White House

Russia closes Danube as Belgrade talks end in Soviet veto

In Belgrade the Danube remains largely closed to non Soviet traffic after Soviet delegates led by Andrei Vishinsky push a draft convention through with little compromise. The move blocks one of Europe’s key trade arteries, hindering recovery and increasing costs for both East and West while underscoring Soviet diplomatic methods. J. T.

Russia Andrei Vishinsky Danube Belgrade U. S Cannon Europe United States Balkan Stalin J. T

Remembering Mama by W A Bivins at Center theatre

W A Bivins recalls his mother Ma in a nostalgic reminiscence. Hepects on her stern yet loving discipline, home remedies, and care for her children. The piece reflects on family life after the Civil War and at-home values.

Mama Wile Center Theatre Irene Dunn Bud Sie “Ee

The 100 Things You Know About Communism Pamphlet

A Washington committee pamphlet questions academic freedom under communism and exposes alleged government controls. It cites professors and scientists silenced or jailed, outlines ordered schooling and media limits, and lists nations under communist control and expansion plans including the United States.

Soviet Russia Committee On un-American Activities House of Representatives Washington, D. C Khachaturian Shostakovitch Prokofiev Stalin Zhdanovain Henry Wallace Russia Offici United States Europe Albania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Estonia Finland Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Romania Yugoslavia Austria Germany Korea Mongolia Manchuria Afghanistan China France Greece Latin America Iram Palestine Dies Thomas Dies Committee Thomas Committee Department of Justice

Stamp sparks feisty Washington salon chat

A humorous scene unfolds as Machinist's Mate Kelly enthuses over Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson's new three cent stamp commemorating a centennial in poultry. The group jokes about stamps and poultry history while trading barbs on culture and politics.

Washington Michel— Rembrandt Kelly Tabitha Talcott Pratt Tabby McKinley Miss Reid Clarence W Slats Jesse M. Donaldson Grover Whitney McKeister Bucks County George Washington Lou Hanlon America Shakespeare Mr. Kelly Donaldson Secretary of Agriculture United States

Broadway and Elsewhere by Jack Last

A columnist reflects on Vito Marcantonio and political corruption in New York, recalling early debates on purity in politics, personal experiences with graft, and the uneasy public's tolerance of crooked officials. He contrasts idealism with hard realities of party power and reform.

New York Vito Marcantonio American Labor Party Fiorello H. LaGuardia Marcantonio Harlem A.L.P Moscow A.S.P Russia

Congressional probe seen as red herb by Truman

President Truman calls the congressional inquiry into an alleged Communist spy in Washington a red herb meant to derail Congress from doing its duty. He labels the move as obstructive and harmful to governance.

Congressional Washington Congress

Versatile Actress and Word Puzzle Grid

A mixed list centered on word clues split into horizontal and vertical sections. Includes hints for actors, chemistry symbols, geography abbreviations, and various short definitions.

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Board W. A. Bivins Solomon Gray Perry Davis Hood Town Creek Bill Mother THE George Sokolsky George Dixon Broadway Jack Last Sophmore Chicago Abe Lincoln Lincoln Street Abe City Hall Hinky Dink Kenna John” Coughlin West Side Democratic National Committee Oklahoma Roger Sullivan Illinois Heeler President Truman Ll Sag Samarium William
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