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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1949

Page

4

High Point Enterprise Editorial and Circulation Leadership

The document lists personnel including R. B. Terry as President D. A. Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer, Charles B. Loflin and Robert L. Thompson as editors, with W. Patterson Jr. as Advertising Director and Circulation Manager, from the High Point Enterprise.

R. B. Terry D. A. Rawley Charles B. Loflin Robert L. Thompson W. Patterson, JR Adv Mgr

Calls for chemical and speed testing to aid law enforcement

The paper supports use of chemical tests to prove drunkenness and blood or breath tests if accurate and rights protected. It favors highway speed cameras or "electric eye" devices to reduce wrecks, warning against sensational speed traps while endorsing science aiding safety.

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Unfair Taxation and the Repeal of Wartime Excise Taxes

A letter endorses the National Committee for the Repeal of Wartime Excise Taxes led by transportation, luggage, fur and jewelry groups. It argues taxes on luxury items were unfair and discriminatory, noting some items are necessities and urging readers to pressure Congress while acknowledging President Truman’s stance on keeping taxes high.

National Committee For Cotton Bowl Chicago Truman Delphia Mint Iowa Guy Gillette Congress GOP

Here We Go Again Tar Heels Board for Cotton Bowl

The piece notes that North Carolinians head to Dallas for the Cotton Bowl extending the football season into January. Critics call bowl extensions bad for college athletics citing commercialization and campus hysteria, though the author expresses personal enjoyment of the tradition.

Dallas Cotton Bowl Uni Versity Delaware

North Carolina Virginia gas dispute resumes at FPC

The North Carolina Virginia natural gas controversy will be resumed next week before the Federal Power Commission. Southern state business leaders oppose the Virginia plan to build a pipeline exclusive to Virginia, with Piedmont Natural Gas proposed to serve Georgia and the Carolinas along with Virginia. Charles B. Zeigler of Raleigh testified on the fuel supply issues and opposition to gas propaganda, recalling coal shortages and the need for reliable fuel.

North Carolina Virginia Federal Power Commission Chamber of Commerce Commonwealth Gas Company South Carolina Georgia Piedmont Natural Gas Company Carolinas Charles B. Zeigler Raleigh National Coal Association Zeigler Winston-Salem Sentinel

Patter Graphics and Quotations on Public Life

A clipped column notes wit and aphorisms about politics, tax guides sales, aging, and social behavior. The author, M. L. Patrick, offers quips on manners, media, faith, and dress as social signals.

Review of Half Century Change From Two Wars

The article traces a transformation from 1900 to 1950 driven by mass production and tech growth, shifting labor from farms to cities, and the rise of a lower middle class with capital. It links trust busting, populist pressure, and New Deal policies to a sustained welfare state under Roosevelt and Truman.

William Randolph Hearst William Jennings Bryan Middle West East Bryan Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson United States RFC WPA Europe Soviet Russia Italy Germany England Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman

1949 Washington Year in Review from Dixon

Dixon’s wrap of a busy 1949 lists January inaugurations and Truman’s mandate, drafting crew for inaugural programs, plus snippets about Louis Johnson as Defense secretary prospect, Shirley Temple’s visit, and quirky gags from Joe Lewis to Perle Mesta. It previews February and March humor and politics, including Wickard at a Jefferson-Jackson dinner and rent control quibbles, ending with a promise of more to come.

Washington Government Truman GOP George W. Malone Nevada Henry Dominique Larcade, Jr Louisiana Louis Johnson Defense Stevie O‘ Truitt Stevie Shirley Temple John Agar Joe FE. Lewis Capitol Perle Mesta Phila Claude Wickard Wickard West Charlie Ross Key West Congress ECA Appropriations Tom Connally Senate Foreign Relations Committee Rent Control Administration

Senator Mahoney Urges Peace Through Resource Investment

The quote stresses that funds for resource development, new opportunities, and economic stabilization will more effectively secure permanent peace than armies or nuclear weapons, voiced by Senator Joseph C. O. Mahoney of Wyoming.

Sen Joseph C O's Mahoney Wyoming

Washington issues clash over wage losses and complex ties

The piece traces the $3 billion wage loss figure from the National Industrial Conference Board and NAM scrutiny of dubious estimates. It covers intertwined marriages linking Navy and Adenauer aides, echoes Congress probes on steel price increases, and notes plans for a Philippine war claim office as Benelux and Uniscan are cited as bureaucratic naming trends.

National Industrial Conference Board U. S Ernest T. Weir Pittsburgh National Industrial Council of the National Association of Manufactures NAM Weir National Industrial Council Industrial Council N.1lc.b

Committed Aging Reads and Holiday Notes

A personal column reflects on birthdays reader mail and a featured piece from Woman's Home Companion on aging. It cites Dr. George S. Stevenson and Dr. David A. Boyd Jr calling for humane care for the elderly. plus humorous holiday quips from Greensboro and a book joke at Jake Harris' store.

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