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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1948

Page

2

Wallace Campaign in North Carolina Faces Egg Attacks and Mockery

The piece condemns Henry Wallace as a dangerous figure while defending free speech as he tours North Carolina towns. It notes eggs and tomatoes hit Wallace in Durham Burlington and Greensboro and says the incident may boost his votes in some states. It argues the reception reveals broader views on appeasement and Soviet relations.

Henry Wallace Wallace Durham Burlington Greensboro North Carolina High Point Progressive Party Frances Perkins South Russia

Wallace visit stirs protests over communism not race

The Durham and Greensboro crowds focused on Henry Wallace's stance toward Russia and communism, not his views on the Negro race. North Carolinians cared more about his loyalty to the Communist party line than his relations with Black Americans.

Tar Heels Wallace Progressive Party Durham Burlington Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem

Wallace and the peace plan in a war weary world

J T critiques Henry A Wallace as a peace seeker who would meet Stalin to erase the threat of war. The piece argues his theory ignores the clash between political systems and warns that communism seeks world revolution, citing Wallace’s vague stance on Communists and pressed doubts about Marxist doctrine.

Henry A. Wallace Wallace United States Soviet Union America Sweet Reason Stalin U. S Jefferson Lincoln Marx J. T

Casual Comment by W. A. Bivins Reflects on Heat

W A Bivins recalls a Sunday heat wave and compares it to a 1907 August scorcher in his hometown. He describes sleepless nights, watering troughs, and a prayerful return to cooler weather as Monday morning brings a sense of renewed youth.

Montreal Graybeard Potato Top Pinnacle Clingman’s Peak Mount Mitchell Cerberus E. W. Danielson

Unity strides marked by World Council assembly in Amsterdam

Time magazine notes the first World Council of Churches assembly in Amsterdam showed practical unity among Anglicans and other churches without doctrinal reunions. Dr. John R. Mott, 83, recalled early ecumenical steps from Jerusalem to Utrecht leading to the Amsterdam service for Princess Juliana's investiture on September 6.

World Council of Churches Amsterdam Time Magazine John R. Mott Edinburgh Nieuw Kerk Juliana The Netherlands Jerusalem Madras Stockholm Lausanne Oxford Utrecht

Wallace Appears to Stir Durham Crowd in Sunday Night Event

The article reports Henry A. Wallace and his Progressive party facing a warm but vocal reception in Durham with egging heckling and booing. It compares Wallace to historic radicals like John Brown and William Lloyd Garrison, noting fears of extremism and charges of pro Communism amid debates on Russia policy.

Wallace Henry A. Wallace Progressive Party Durham Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry America Russia John Brown William Lloyd Garrison

Birthday Gift Hint From a Weary Vendor

A weary shopper reviews articles chosen by a salesmen and reveals her husband’s birthday is tomorrow. The salesman suggests a playful hiding trick and a cry of Boo to surprise him.

Campaign start after Labor Day signals race dynamics

The author notes the 1948 presidential race shaping up after Labor Day with Henry Wallace isolated, Dewey unifying the Republicans, and Truman facing limited issues aside from states rights. He forecasts Negro voting patterns, the impact of espionage cases, and the forthcoming surge of political speeches by Truman and Warren.

Better be nice to him he might be in the cabinet

Washington wit notes a new game of political speculation as talk turns playful about who may join the cabinet after the election. The piece lampoons cabinet rumors, mentions names like Truman and Dulles, and pokes fun at social seasons and Washington insiders.

Washington The Potomac Alger Hiss Department of State John Foster Dulles Frank Stevens Stevens Mr. Stevens Dewey Truman Jim Magner Milady Morse Horse Joe Martin Charles Halleck Ferguson Alben Barkley Secretary of the Treasury Johnny Snyder

Ambassador Puzzle Word Grid Clues Decode

Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues spanning ambassadors, metals, directions, and forms. The page mixes cryptic and cross reference items with terms like thus exists and native metals, requiring fill by cross-letter intersections.

The Canada Kid Sneaks a Night in a Small Iowa Town

In an Iowa crossroads county seat a carnival grifter duo led by the Canada Kid robs a Marksman and Fingers. The Kid boasts a clever double set of tricks and exposes Fingers as a thief after a breakfast sting revealing the concealed roll. The astonished Fingers admits the matchbook raid while the Kid explains the pocketed roll trick.

Hy Guroo Crossroads Iowa Rick Shamuses Geniff Jack

Cabinet talk and playful bets swirl around Truman picks

The writer notes Senators Vandenberg and Capehart as possible cabinet targets and jokes about cabinet offers under Truman. The tone mocks cabinet promise urgency while teasing re election excitement and a rumored future for Grover Whitney McKeister in the administration.

Quotes and political voices from 20th century figures

A collection of quoted remarks from Ernest Grant Jawaharlal Nehru J Strom Thurmond and Thomas E Dewey on travel inflation elections and democratic fundamentals. The statements reflect concerns about inflation democracy the dangers of tyrants and party power.

America J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina States’ Rights Party Thomas E. Dewey New York Reepublican

Atomic byproducts aid tumor detection and other advances

The text notes tumor detection using a radioactive dye concentrated in cancers detectable through skull and skin with a Geiger counter. It mentions Band and orchestra makers using an electronic fault-finder for tuning. It also cites a robot ear that detects minor pitch errors and a four hour sweet potato starch process due to improved mechanical handling.

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