High Point College Editors Defend Humphreys Stand
The Enterprise reaffirms its pro High Point College stance amid internal factional debate over Dr. G I Humphreys leadership. It urges trustees to defend him, publish full board answers to the University Senate report, and prioritize the college’s welfare over personal loyalties.
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Hugh Point College
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Humphreys
Harrison
Norainst
University Senate
Thodist Church
Terprise
Board of Trustees
Clare Purcell
Dr. Humphreys
High Point College
Humphreys Ox
Senate
Drawing Power of Jesus and the Lifting of Christ
W A B reflects on John 12 30 32 and Jesus teaching as Greeks seek him at Passover. He describes lifting up as drawing all to him the cross death burial resurrection ascension and the world’s judgment through Christ the Light of the world.
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Christ
John
Caesarea
Philippi
Jerusalem
Simon Peter
Satan
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Palestine
Philip
Andrew
Jesus of Nazareth
Christus
Earth
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The White House Balcony Debate and Roof Garden Idea
The piece critiques a proposed roof garden atop the White House as an alternative to a balcony. It notes summer heat, visibility from skyline, and satire of naming, with humor aimed at Sleeper and other officials while describing current White House bustle and privacy issues for the Truman presidency.
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White House
New
American Institute of Architects
Sleeper
Washington
Dr. Graham
Ed Pauey
Marriner Eccles
James M. Landis
Henry Wallace
Harry Vaughan
Thomas Jefferson
Tom
Treasury
Old State
Hay Adams
Trumans
V. P
Connecticut Avenue Way
White House East
Wrest Wings
Wallace Graham
Theaer
Secret Service
Mr. Sleeper
First States West Virginia Rural Mail Delivery
The text notes West Virginia as the first state to provide rural mail delivery. It adds that 1947 saw record U S textile fiber usage, and offers cooking tips for fowl stock, spinach handling, haddock for chowder, and a dye production figure from U S sources.
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West Virginia
Czechoslovakia’s demise and the world’s tired response
George Sokolsky argues that Woodrow Wilson’s dream of self determination failed as Czechoslovakia disappears into Soviet influence. He cites Hitler’s 1948 promises, Stalin’s spy networks, and a Western world exhausted by war, predicting further losses in Finland, Austria, and Italy while calling for a conscience and historical awareness.
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Woodrow Wilson
Czechoslovakia
Cominform
Third International
Stalin
Wilson
Munich
Hitler
Roosevelt
Security Council
United Nations
Benes
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Finland
Austria
Italy
Europe
Rome
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Miners Face Choice as Coal Fields Thrive Again
In Wyoming Valley Pennsylvannia the anthracite industry struggles to fill jobs as demand rises and pay climbs to $100 a week. Many locals, including ex-GIs, hesitate to work underground, seeking white collar careers while training programs and safer practices aim to bring workers back to the mines.
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Pennsylvania
Wyoming Valley
F. W. Earnest
Anthracite Institute
Harry W. Montz
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Veterans’ Administration
Green Hills
Winchell on the Witness Stand
Time magazine questions Walter Winchell about alleged inaccuracies in a recent profile. Winchell defends his reporting on rumors, earnings forecasts, and the Pretty Boy Floyd case while disputing claims of misquotation and missed scoops.
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Winchell
Time Magazine
Dickwell
London
U. S
Pretty Boy Floyd
G- Men
Bunk
New York
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A reflective column discusses alleged errors by a sports journalist across multiple issues. It cites claims about Brooklyn Dodgers rumors, judge involvement, and letters from Ebbetts Field heirs. The piece defends Ben Bernie’s fame and corrects misattributions about Byrnes and a Nazi waiter.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Sporting News of
St. Louis
Baseball World’s Bible
Ebbets Field
Ebbets
Sporting News
Private enterprise and market forces in postwar recovery
Quotes from Curtis E Calder and Sumner Slichter critique private enterprise and capital equipment levels. Sen. James Eastland questions courts and bar, while remarks by Ex-Secretary Marshall reference a Soviet disruption of a cooperative economic recovery effort.
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Supreme Court
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Sumner Slichter
Committee For Economic Development
Soviet Union
Stat. Marshall
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National Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing
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New Mexico
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Runyon Cancer Fund
Vishinsky
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Hauptman
Robert S. Byfield
Wall St
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Stock Exchange
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Mr. Byfield
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Floyd
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Elmhurst
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War Council
Hartson
Wardman Park
Shoreham
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ABC
Alistair Cooke
Eleanor Roosevelt
Curtis E. Calder
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