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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
4
The High Point public library faces closure after January 1 with possible temporary locations. Citizens and city officials push for direct action and an adequate long term home, praising active library supporters and coordinated effort.
Article notes the 42nd anniversary of the Wright brothers first flight with Orville Wright as guest of honor. It urges designating the Kitty Hawk Kill Devil Hills site as the permanent home for the Flyer and proposes a Wright museum at the hill base, seeking Orville Wright’s consent and park service coordination.
The Greensboro Daily News lauds the proposed UNC medical school and Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital tie in, praising cross city cooperation between Greensboro and High Point and urging Guilford county unity over regionwide benefits. The editorial warns against letting jealousy derail the project and emphasizes statewide value.
Capus Waynick director of the venereal disease education institute says disbandment of armed groups reduced material flow but civilian demand climbs, with Canada as a main customer. He notes openness of VD topics, though critics fear publicity may raise promiscuity. institute focuses on prevention and physical fitness, not treatment.
By Lynn Nisbet and the health department with federal help notes publicity importance in prevention and cure. State departments not usually revenue sources collected fees to boost the general fund surplus. Preliminary checks show 1945 receipts higher than any prior year, with Agriculture and Conservation also collecting inspection fees for special purposes outside the general fund.
A high ranking official warned that absence of a January legislative meeting may tempt ill considered appropriations from unparalleled balances in special funds. The note cautions it could deplete the treasury or set a hard to sustain spending precedent.
A World War II era fact sheet from the Philippines discusses the full employment bill framed as jobs for all. It notes officers may lack background in U S policy, and highlights how foreign policy influenced prewar political campaigns and legislative battles before Pearl Harbor.
The piece rails at progressive measures and claims the government shifts to an internationalist agenda after Bretton Woods and the San Francisco charter. It argues press and air programs pushed Doomsday Do or Dumbarton Oaks support and questions army political involvement and propaganda.
Washington column critiques postwar peace efforts arguing treaties and UNO lack real activation amid continuing global violence. It cites Byrnes Moscow mission, Molotov, and the need to understand allies, wartime propaganda limits, and leadership lessons from Roosevelt and Churchill.
The author argues Britain and Russia did not share our war aims, criticizes Churchill and Roosevelt for partial commit ments, and claims Russia relied on vast manpower to prevail. He blames Hitler’s strategic error and Soviet manpower, asserting our outcome stemmed from these factors and propaganda. He warns future events will grow from these considerations.
A congressional battle over exempting the maritime commission from government reorganization was swayed by lobby letters from the propeller club led by Emory Land and Howard Vickery. Senator Radcliffe’s floor amendment was debated as Cochran denounced the lobby effort. Truman may reassign the agency to commerce with McKeough as a possible successor.
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