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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1947
Page
4
Implications Spark Demand For Answers On Grain Market
The piece argues Governor Stassen proved officials may have known of grain buying plans and questions whether Edwin Pauley or other White House insiders profited from the 1947 price surge. It urges President Truman to disclose all facts and respond promptly to the inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stassen
Edwin Pauley
Rnot
Minnesota
Pauley
Executive Department
White House
Truman
Asheville
N.C
Ernst
New York
Canal defense amid Panama protests prompts troop withdrawal talk
The piece suggests Communist influence behind anti American demonstrations in Panama and a push to have the United States withdraw its troops and abandon defense installations outside the ten mile wide canal zone. It notes propaganda implications in the regional agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Panama Canal Zone
Panama Withdrawal Supports U S Stand
The piece argues Panama asked the United States to leave and urges a quick withdrawal. It asserts keeping foreign posts would hurt U S interests, notes Cold War tensions, and suggests campaigns to show anti imperial aims while considering a sea level canal proposal through Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Panama
United States
Russia
Panama
Canal
Knowland
Nicaraugua
Panama Canal
How long since you were last in a forest
A bulletin at Lake Success posed to United Nations secretariat staff asks how long since they last visited a forest. The American Youth Hostels used the prompt to invite hikes and travels amid UN vetoes and busy work, hinting at a wish to step out of the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Secretariat
Lake Success
Pepper Calls for Backing Stable Regimes Abroad
Senator Claude Pepper urges forming alliances with capable leaders in target countries to build stable regimes. He cautions against supporting reactionary factions and emphasizes selecting decent local figures aligned with U.S. values and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Pepper
Florida
Congress urged simpler relief program rules
Representative E H Rees of Kansas called for more bread and less bureaucracy in administering the relief program, urging streamlined procedures to speed aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Rees
Kansas
Outlawing Communists: mixed public opinion across papers
A Gallup poll shows broad support for outlawing the Communist Party with editorials split. Some papers oppose banning, urging open debate and strict evidence of danger, while others cite existing bans in states and Canada and favor banning or registration to expose group leaders and funding sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Communist Party
Morris Ernst
San Francisco
Calif
Chronicle
Ind
Rep
United States Supreme Court
The Mad House Silent Jokes on Politics and Rubles
A humorous Washington column riffs on grain profiteering and Russian rubles with jokes about Stalin, droshkies, and a tenement life contrast. It recalls Bert Wheeler's Capitol tour and snuff tales, finishing with Rep. Plumley's Christmas greeting in the Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert Plumley
Vermont
Congressional Record
Christmas Memories and Moral Reflections from Hometown
A reflective Christmas column by W A Bivins recounts childhood firecrackers and Santa Claus as well as later life joys. It links family, faith, and holiday memory with calls for mercy and peace amid world suffering. The piece ends with a humorous regional joke about owed money.
Third Party Factions Target 1948 Election Strategy
The piece argues Henry Wallace leads a broad coalition of New Dealers Wallacites and others aiming to defeat Truman and split the Democratic Party. It claims the plan could place Wallace in power, empower Soviets groups, and influence elections through 1952, with Wallace acting as a conduit for Communist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Dem
Communist Party
Arkansas
California
Ilinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Indiana
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
PAC
Lewis
Soviet
Russia
Henry Wallace
Senate
Kilgore
Taylor
Claude Pepper
Elbert Thomas
Utah
House of Representives
Vito Marcantonio
Harry Truman
Truman
Wallace
Hannegan
Gael Sullivan
Clark
Werensky
Tito
Pauker
Togliatti
Thorez
Mikolajczyk
Poland
Nazy and Pfeiffer
Hungary
Fritz Case Fallout Shapes State Education Politics
Repercussions of the Fritz trial ripple into the upcoming statewide campaign as the state board of education weighs restoring Fritz's teaching certificate. Ex official candidates Johnson and Ballentine face pressure over payroll padding and school funding amid calls for a full probe of district practices. The judge stopped short of vindicating Fritz, condemning payroll manipulation and urging uniform procedures, with broad concern about fairness to all teachers. The case looms over the next general assembly and political maneuvering in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Caldwell
State Board of Education
Charles M. Johnson
L. Y. Ballentine
Allen Gwyn
Gwyn
Lenoir
North Carolina Education Association
R. L. Fritz, Jr
Caldwell County
Republicans See Taft Favored for President in 1948 Race
The piece argues Republicans back Taft as the most capable nominee amid fears of his electability and potential campaign remarks. It notes a Wallace third party could secure the election for Taft and Dewey, with Taft the leading prospect. the coming month could decide the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wallace
Dewey
Congressmen and clues crossword shorthand
Puzzle item lists numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries with abbreviations and partial words, including names and terms such as Spanish horses Syrian city poems free earth goddess and two-voice song. The grid appears to interlock standard crossword style with defined clue numbers and letter lengths.
Puzzle Answer List Clues and Word Fits
A compact listing of crossword style clues with numeric positions and brief hints. Includes entries for 21 Garb again 22 Makes malleable 25 Torment 27 Roof material 30 Beverage 32 Age 35 Puffs up 36 Most infrequent 38 Trims 39 Comes in 45 Partner 47 Throw 48 Exclamation 49 Rhode Island ab. 50 Musical sound 51 Nip 53 Resistance unit 55 Pouch 57 Agent 59 From prefix and hints toward complete word solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Notable Quotes From Leaders On Duty and Democracy
A collection of statements from Louis B. Mayer Georges Bidault James C. Petrillo and Henry A Wallace reflecting views on cleaning up Hollywood protecting the right, despair as sin, oil or grease, democracy in Greece and labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Henry A. Wallace
Unusual Marine Mission transfer of lions to Roosevelt
The text notes Marines faced a rare task to move several lions from Addis Ababa to the sea coast as a gift from Emperor Menelik to President Roosevelt. It highlights the Marine Detachment in Samoa as a unique unit with a sergeant leading the Fita Fita Native Police Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Addis Ababa
Ethopia
Theodore Roosevelt
Menelik
Marine Detachment
Samoa
Fita Fita
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