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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1946

Page

8

Lincoln would be attacked for fighting intolerance in democracy

Walter Winchell III argues 1946 politics rely on dangerous racism and anti democracy propaganda. He criticizes gang tactics and political maneuvering that exploit ethnic divides and warns that defending democracy means rejecting fascism and communism alike. He imagines Abraham Lincoln facing modern anti American committees for defending equal rights.

Illinois Lincoln Rankin Un-American Committee Senate House Billooth Gerald L. K. Smith Abraham Lincoln F. D. Roosevelt

Diplomatic maze and Lincoln's ideals in a world of regimes

A critical tirade questions the UNO stance toward Franco and Argentina while debating the Supreme Court Bund decision. It argues for Lincoln’s spirit against power politics, condemns Nazi links, and foresees continued fight for free speech and anti-imperial hypocrisy.

U. S. Supreme Court Bund Dept. of Justice Atty-Gen. Clark High Court

Square deal ideals and city politics collide in critique

The speaker contrasts FDR and Lincoln with today’s politics, praising martyrs who fought for equality while condemning hateful bigotry. A sudden remark targets Mayor O’Dwyer’s rapid decisions, likening him to LaGuardia and noting his mistakes are seen as noteworthy.

Lincoln O'Dwyer LaGuardia

Emperor Hirohito pushes U S cooperation to speed Japan’s recovery

In a rare tea interview with three American newspaper leaders, Emperor Hirohito said Japan’s postwar recovery hinges on U.S. cooperation and voiced appreciation for MacArthur. He urged American reporters to convey Japan’s desire for international understanding.

Tokyo Emperor Hirohito United States Robert McLean Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Associated Press Norman Chandler Los Angeles Times Benjaminn McKelway Washington Star MacArthur Sears Pacific War and Navy Departments Japan Hirohito McLean America

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