High Point Enterprise Staff Notice
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff including R B Terry president D A Rawley secretary and treasurer H A Cecil general manager and Robert L Thompson editor The paper requests notification of errors in reports to allow prompt correction The Associated Press news is credited exclusively for publication locally and news is published as local material.
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Perspectives on judicial fitness for General Lindsay Warren
The editorial argues Warren would make a first class judge if appointed by Judge I. M. Meekins, despite a hiatus from courtroom work. It notes his legal service as an attorney and former general, addresses concerns of inactivity and political influence, and asserts presidents appoint able people while balancing party and personal connections.
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Sportsmen’s defeat leads to stronger wildlife supervision in NC
The letter addresses hunters and fishermen of North Carolina after losing the bid to separate game and inland fisheries from the State Department of Conservation and Development. It urges continued support, noting that the loss may spur improved wildlife management in the next biennium and that the sportsmen’s effort highlighted the need for better supervision, benefiting the state.
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Capitol Square Pressure and Hatchery Regulation Debated
State discussions reveal tensions over political influence in education and budget lines. A poultry regulation conference proposes licensing hatcheries to protect the industry from disease, with enforcement costs borne by the sector. Rumors swirl about Meekins retirement and possible U.S. Justice appointments.
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Raleigh observer reports on politics and beer debates
Lynn Nisbet was in Raleigh and left for Washington as news spread. The piece notes a Sir Walter luncheon parody about governors breakfasts and contains details on beer regulation efforts. Local lawmakers push for bans in counties towns and around churches and schools, with a statewide referendum possible.
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Wartime Washington and Veterans Business Hurdles
The piece notes the return of national muniments to Fort Knox vaults and discusses veteran aid to start businesses. It cites supply rationing, price controls, and red tape as barriers, with OPA Director Chester Bowles attempting to speed assistance to ex servicemen.
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Veterans Affairs delays fine tune GI Bill rights delivery
The piece notes the slow pace of checks and balances in administering the GI Bill. It cites the Veterans Administration as moving slowly to set up offices and deliver benefits, while arguing for reform without blaming VA alone. It compares postwar justice to historical mobilization speeds.
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Valley Forge
Europe and history of unification through war and revolution
The article discusses Europe as a civilization shaped by ancient cultures and feudal traits, noting that wars and revolutions drive changes. It argues nations resist unification, with examples from Holy Roman Empire, Holy Alliance, Napoleon, Hitler, and a new era the Era of Stalin, following the Crimean Conference.
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Stalin's Yalta triumph and Europe under Moscow rule
By George Sokolsky argues Stalin uses Yalta to unify Europe under Soviet control. He enumerates gains in Finland and the Baltic states, parts of Poland, a divided Germany, limited freedoms, and a hegemonic influence shaping postwar Europe.
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Behind the News on the Crimea Conference and Europe
The piece analyzes outcomes of the Crimea Conference. It argues Russia may join the United Nations against Japan, notes Stalin’s front considerations in Asia and Europe, and questions governance postwar. It casts doubt on German partition efficacy and hints at American aims to promote democracy in Europe.
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Dumbarton Oaks
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Moscow
Roosevelts clash over Soviet influence and labor unions
Paul Mallon cites elections in the Soviet system as 99.8 percent to 0.2 with pressure. He says the agreement won’t ensure peace in Europe but begins a long political battle. Soviets attack the Pope while Sid Hillman discusses an international trade union federation tying CIO to the Soviet Union. Roosevelt starts a new battle with a pending opportunity.
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Be Kind to Dreams and Broadway Gossip Echoes
A punchy Broadway society column roams New York venues and stars. Nancy Carroll Venita Varden Greta Garbo Jane Wyatt Dorothy Shay Gloria Vanderbilt Di Cicco Samplings, zany riffs, and club chatter fill midtown vignettes with wit and gossip.
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