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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1950
Page
4
Wilkins Horton Remembered as Selfless NC Leader and Friend
Wilkins P. Horton dies at home in Pittsboro leaving a void in North Carolina politics. A former senator lieutenant governor Democratic chairman and national committeeman Horton was known for placing state party and friends first, often at personal cost. His legacy recalls a steadfast public servant who never sought personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins P. Horton
Pittsboro
North Carolina
Wilkins Horton
Judge Horton
Yhe Superior Court
Vernor Hoey
Max Gardner
Horton
Cherry
United States Senate
William Umstead
Umstead
Morton
Cassandra
Democratic Party
Truman endorses hydrogen bomb development and UN reform
President Truman orders continued hydrogen bomb research and urges world unity through a stronger United Nations. He warns the Soviet threat and calls for abolishing the veto and creating an international police to enforce peace and decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
United Nations
United Tes
Russia
Bense
Isia
United
Naval incident leaves battleship stuck and debated
An active battleship was bogged down in mud raising questions about readiness and visibility of risks. The episode prompts a thorough investigation into what happened and what could have occurred if the nation were at war, with lessons expected to echo for months.
General Motors Faces Size Challenge and Public Duty
The piece argues GM’s 1949 profits could top a large sum, and its 149 billion sales signal vast economic reach. It compares GM to a city, notes 400000 workers and broad influence, and praises Sloan’s claim of internal competition. It calls for responsible governance to balance scale with human impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
New Orleans
Newark
New York
Detroit
Alfred P. Sloan
Roosevelt Jr Seizes Spotlight On Fair Employment Issue
In Washington a freshman congressman Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. faced criticism for trying to steal credit from his committee chairman by taking a prominent role in promoting fair employment practices. The incident highlights intra party tensions and the politics of credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Prac
Adam C. Powell, Jr
New York
FEPC
Roosevelt
Powell
Capitol Hill
F.D.R. Jr
Franklin, Jr
Herbert Lehman
Joseph Hanley
Joe Hanley
Albany
Name spellings and phonetics in public life and media
A collage of notes on pronunciation of names like Acheson Roosevelt and Hiawatha, plus reflections on long distance talk costs and a broad view of labor strikes and economic debates. It includes satire on the Gettysburg Address tax parody and anecdotes about politicians and a village wedding tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
Atchison
Edward Arnold
Teddy Roos-e-velt
Roosevelt
Rosveldt
Rose-ve
Lowell Thems
Hiawatha
Longfellow
Minnehaha
Laughing Water
United States
St. Paul
Minnesota
South Dakota
New York Gossip and Political Intrigue Across High Society
A whirlwind of figures and rumors from cinema to politics dominates the page. Intimates discuss wealth, anti trust battles, strikes, graft fears, and potential political moves. Familiar names surface from Wall Street to government, with international ties and bold claims shaping the chatter.
Debating Point Four and World Aid Costs
The letter discusses Hazlitt’s pamphlet Il lusions of Point Four and warns against U S funding abroad. It cites risks of debt and police-state expansion, argues Russia’s influence and communism as motives, and questions foreign philanthropy and literacy programs amid mounting costs.
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Point Four
Henry Hazlitt
Newsweek
Foundation For Economic Education
Irvington-on-Hudson
New
Asia
Africa
Mr. Laubach
Laubach
Hazlitt
Barbara Ward
Great Britain
A. Taft
Earl Browder
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