The Coming Russian Terror series by Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
The Enterprise urges readers to start a 28 part front page series by Stanislaw Mikolajczyk former Polish prime minister and Polish Peasant party president in absentia edited by Bob Considine. It warns of Russia's actions and urges critical reading to weigh facts and warnings for Americans.
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Polish Peasant Party
Bob Considine
Mikolajczyk
Russia
America
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Henry Wallace
High Point community aids Guilford sanatorium patients with Christmas fund
Readers from High Point contributed to the Guilford tuberculosis sanatorium fund aiding streptomycin treatment and Christmas presents. Donations flow between 75 and 100 dollars daily, with about 16,000 dollars in the fund plus funds from tuberculosis seals sales. The Enterprise and WHPE stations helped publicize the effort.
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Lovingkindness Draws Forth Faithful Call to Duty
A devotional meditation on Jeremiah 31 3 and God's everlasting love. The essay cites Jeremiah Abraham Isaac and Jacob, the prophets, and Pauls assurance that nothing can separate believers from Gods love in Christ Jesus. It urges New Year resolutions.
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Bees and Tax Rules Highlight North Carolina News
State College extension fixes honey and wax value at 2.5 million dollars while bees provide far greater worth to crops. Tax listers begin January 1 with real and personal property assessed and transfers before listing date still binding tax liability. Traffic changes ease congestion with one way streets and no left turns spreading from Raleigh to other towns.
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Wallace third party bid sparks mock census of crackpots
In a caustic column the writer mocks Henry Wallace's presidential bid as a danger to democracy. The piece derides his platform as distortion filled and compares it to a Daily Worker editorial. It also parodies other public figures including John Boles and Rep. Clarence J. Brown with satirical anecdotes.
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Youth and work in capitalism and communism
The article reports Sorgeful contrasts from a Berlin weekly describing American youth facing unemployment and labor scarcity in the Soviet Union. It cites posters and ads seeking workers, depicts class privilege in capitalism, and notes widespread Soviet labor need and education expansion. The piece critiques Western capitalism vs Soviet opportunities and social safety nets.
The Root of Money Myths and Old Coin Tales
The piece recounts origins of the dollar from a buck thrown by George Washington era legend, the Thaler coin, and the U S dollar sign. It compares Chinese coins with a square hole to round and square ideals, notes Mongolia bite coins and pressed tea bricks as value media.
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Rappahannock
Potomac
China
Mongolia
Ancient coins and money myths in a wandering reminiscence
The piece riffs on coin lore from Athens to China, noting tiny ancient money, shell and wooden forms, and tradition with modern echoes. It mentions Beings on money, biblical silver, and the idea of standard value, ending amid Egyptian references.
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Judas
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Youth Education in the Soviet Union Bursting with Promise
A propaganda tone extols Soviet education with hundreds of thousands of students admitted yearly and over 800 universities. It claims all 18 year olds have voting rights and 23 year olds can be elevated, contrasting with Western limits. The passage ends by denouncing the claims as lies fed to Germans.
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Soviet
Russia
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Soviet Union
Money lore from ancient to early American coins
A survey of money's history from Roman coins and Julius Caesar to early American currency. It notes coin shapes, salaries from salt, nails as currency in New England, bills of exchange in Genoa, and the first U S paper money issued in 1690 Massachusetts. It cites the Roman Treasury, the Secret Service, and the origin of bank from banca.
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Titus Moody
Quotes on unity and cooperation from public figures
Congressman Sol Bloom warns against overreliance on any single doctrine if Europe falls under foreign control, while Secretary of State Marshall stresses caution. Alvin E. Dodd of the American Management Association argues management and labor benefit from collective cooperation over bargaining.
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American Management Association
Birth rate control over atomic bomb urged by Indiana professor
Dr. McCormick of Indiana University argues birth rate control is crucial to avert future war, claiming overpopulation leads to want and despotism and that money cannot stop communism as demonstrated by politics in Minnesota.
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Indiana
Y. Hewes H. Knutson
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