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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1949

Page

4

National Brotherhood Week Promotes Tolerance Across Faiths

The piece urges combating religious intolerance during National Brotherhood Week. It cites President Truman on unity, calls for understanding among Protestants Catholics Jews and other creeds, and highlights community efforts like York Raleigh events and cross faith activities to foster democracy and the American way.

National Brotherhood National Conference Christians and Hitler Stalin United Tes Tolerants Brotherhood Dent Truman Bre Goural Brotherhood of Man Veterans Raleigh National Association For Pierce Harris Atlanta

Seed in the Morning and the Evening Faith Sermon

A preacher reflects on Ecclesiastes and Bryant's death poem, urging faithful sowing of good deeds despite vanity. He cites scripture and Stevenson to urge wise living, enduring hope, and preparation for a virtuous life through morning sowing and evening light. He notes folly of drought and flood in farming, urges resilience, and recalls Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth.

Bryant Christ Saul Tarsus Robert Louis Stevenson Solomon

Beards Cause Strife in Winston-Salem Incident

Uncle Sam's mail brings a Florida card from Egg Head's wife amid a beards trend in Forsyth County. The column riffs on marital doubt, freedom, and the Main Street altercation over a girl, urging reason over force and cautioning about personal liberty clashing with others' rights.

Sam St. Petersburg Fla Florida Egg Head Winston-Salem Twin City Forsyth County House of David Mama Main Street Aple

Uchytil Visit Sparks Call to End Soviet Espionage Ties

George Sokolsky argues the United States must halt Soviet and Czechoslovak access to American factories. He cites Amtorg, displaced persons, and past leaks as justification to screen entrants, bar hostile nations, and isolate possible Kremlin spies.

Soviet Russia Poland Amtorg Soviet Trade Agency Patent Office Jan Uchytil Czechoslovakia Uchytil Ian Dr. Techn Czechoslovak Industries Central Federation of Czechoslovak Industry Philippy Phaha 2 Chicago American Society For Quality Control U.S. A United States Hungary Bulgaria China Rumania Adams Nazi Germany Soviet Russia Kremlin Bering Sea Karl Marx

Washington notes on point four and public praise

Edson reports in Washington that credit for the point four idea in Truman's inaugural may be misattributed Acheson admits no involvement A 1944 Senate resolution on international cooperation is recalled Harry S Truman was an original sponsor The piece also covers Hoover praise and SPEBSQSA efforts plus trends in housing doubled up families and travel itineraries from the National Educational Association and Aeroflot data contrasting Moscow and Washington flights

Washington NEA Truman Dean Acheson Herbert Schimmel Senate Military Affairs Committee Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee Missouri Harry S. Truman Leslie C. Arends Melvin Spebsqsa Society For America Spebsqsa Arends U. S Aviation Research Institute’ of Washington Aeroflot Moscow Washington National Khabarovsk Siberia Jersey India Zebus United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization International Theater Institute

Showbiz Gossip Sparks Storm of Rumors in New York

A sprawling column of entertainment chatter reports on Joe Louis fans, marriages plans, stage outfits, film projects, and newsroom rivalries. It notes Goell royalties, Truman Capote, Dina Dietrich lookalikes, and studio moves while teasing upcoming plays and political buzz in Washington.

Joe Louis Ruby Dallas Ebony Robert Wilcoxes Diana Barrymore John Swopes Dorothy McGuire General Electric Swopes Gloria Youngblood Toronto Joek Okell Mary Martin Harry Truman Cecil Beaton Truman Capote National John Garfield G-men Wm. Z. Foster Mary Margaret McBride Valerie Bettis Kate Hepburn Studio One John Ford-Bess Earhart New York Louis Sobol The Bee Miami Otto Preminger Mov Letown

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