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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1946
Page
4
An editorial urges resolving to understand others and treat them fairly. It critiques intolerance within labor and politics, calls for empathy across faiths and groups, and promotes the core principle Do unto others as you would have them do unto you as a guiding New Year stance.
A reflective religious meditation on Christmas past and New Year hope. It cites John and Paul to affirm God’s love, sonship, and future glory, noting fear of death and the unseen future while urging peace and moral purity through faith. It quotes Babson on postwar migration as a cautionary forecast.
Ruth Millett lauds everyday courtesy from service workers and drivers, urging politeness and care in daily interactions. Mrs Anne B supports higher teacher pay while highlighting respectful attitudes in public life.
A reader argues for a 45 week school year with longer vacations to boost education and pay for teachers. The same letter discusses cigarette diplomacy with Germany and cites Franklin P. Adams on tobacco, noting its social and economic impact.
In a sharp rebuke to U S policy the author argues that Russia has no legal right to eject American vessels from Dairen China and calls for a treaty recognizing Soviet authority. The piece condemns Teheran Yalta and Potsdam appeasement and challenges officials to produce any treaty authorizing Russia’s actions.
By George Sokolsky argues for a congressional probe into Manchuria's history from the 1890s through World War II. He traces Russo Japanese rivalries, the Chinese Eastern railroad, and treaties at Portsmouth Cairo and Yalta, urging accountability and truth from Congress.
A dense round of social rumor and showbiz notes across New York figures. Elliott Roosevelt lectures and pricing shifts, film and stage names mingle with nightclub chatter, and potential marriages and ventures swirl around studios, theaters, and hotels from Park Avenue to Bahamas.
The U S children's bureau revises its pamphlet Guiding the Adolescent to reflect increased knowledge of teen life. It argues core guidance remains, notes teens seek leisure, and urges parents to promote wholesome public recreation and adapt as children grow toward independence.
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