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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

5

Budapest Composer Says Movies Too Talkative

Budapest composer Miklos Rozsa criticizes films for being too talky and says music conveys more than dialogue, citing The Lost Weekend and A Song To Remember. He notes music aids psychological films and even westerns, while denying a return to silent cinema. Edward Everett Horton looks back on his long career in The Ghost Goes Wild with favorites among actors.

Hollywood Miklos Rozsa Rozsa Gregory Peck Ray Milland Cornel Wilde Gene Kelly Bing Crosby Budapest Milland Ponnie Drun Edward Everett Horton England Olivia de Haviland Katherine Hepburn Joan Blondel Eddie

Increased Income Listed As A Must For Tarheels

North Carolina per capita income in 1944 stood at 640 dollars versus 1082 nationally, with wages from industry and farm output shaping the state economy. Lt. Gov. Ballentine urged higher production and finish in manufacturing, farming productivity, and better marketing to boost living standards and fund roads, schools, and health services.

L. Y. Ballentine Civitan Club Sheraton Hotel James Rose Ram Committee Rt L. Thompson North Carolina Ballentine Waght Zemore Ja i Walter Crissman S. C. Clark C.H. Heffner E. R. Outland Ruyeot Pickens Stokes Sally William Tomlinson Finley White Durham Howard S&s

Stay Of Russian Troops In Iran Causes Concern

Washington officials fear Russian forces may stay past the March 2 withdrawal deadline in Iran. With four days left, evidence of Soviet plans to leave is thin, while British forces in Iran raise questions about unilateral withdrawals. Byrnes signaled a broader talk on allied unity and Russia, noting territorial changes should come by treaty and denying any secret pact to remove Manchurian machinery. Estimates place Soviet troops in Iran at 70,000 to 75,000. British numbers are smaller.

Cherry R. Gregg Cherry Raleigh Kemp P. Lewis Erwin Cotton Mills North Carolina Textile Workers Union of America CIO Lewis Emil W. Rieve TWUA William H. Ruffin Cooleemee Durham Erwin Washington Oto Iran State Department Byrnes Overseas Writers Club New York Russia Kurile Islands Sakhalin Soviet Union United States Pacific Manchuria Mukden London

General Stilwell humor on horses in San Francisco USO

In a light exchange at the USO in San Francisco two army cavalrymen grilled General Joseph W. Stilwell about horses in the China Burma India theater. He answered with a sly smile that yes the horses were “mighty tasty.” The remark captures wartime humor among officers.

San Francisco Joseph W. Stilwell USO China-Burma-India

One-Minute Test Questions on Famous Composers

The quiz asks for Chopin's first name and Debussy's first name, plus Tchaikovsky's given name. It includes a etiquette tip about dunking and a horoscope fragment noting birthdays, spiritual inclination, religion, and analytic mind.

Chopin Debussy Tchaikovsky

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