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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1950
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise published an afternoon and Sunday morning edition. A note indicates standard scheduling for delivery and distribution times across the two daily editions.
The piece argues Frank Graham will face opposition in North Carolina's Senate race due to illness and socialist views. It cites opponents like L Y Ballentine and H Cooley, noting Graham's perceived ties to Communism and his charismatic but dangerous appeal. The author urges true Democrats to rally against him.
A reflective piece tying the Adam and Cain narratives to human responsibility and the Golden Rule. It cites Genesis 3 and Cain's murder, arguing all humankind are brothers under God and urging love as the supreme law. It reflects on morality, temptation, and racial harmony through scriptural lenses.
Residents await a decision on a potential spring beer and wine election. Critics fault petition handling by the Allied Church League noting false or duplicated signatures and unclear instructions. The Guilford County election board seeks a ruling from Attorney General Harry McMullan as petitions remain rare and complex.
The piece recollects The New York Sun’s 117 year tradition and the author’s move to The Journal American after The Sun’s closure. It recalls editors, personal ties, and the shift to Hearst Papers, noting high costs and a desire for a new, freer platform. It also briefly comments on local civic notes about women on a parks commission and police fitness plans.
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson asserts no plan to rearm Germany. Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick says real prayer either frees us from trouble or gives strength to meet it.
Washington Truman the Booster argues in a satirical tone that President Truman’s Congress message outlines a 50 year plan for the United States with world peace, UN authority, expanded aid programs, and a rosy standard of living. The piece notes the absence of any debt guidance and mocks the grand projections.
Portrait of a genius of modesty Albert Einstein is described as a humble man who distrusts money and status. The article highlights his charitable acts, frugal habits, and belief that wealth cannot aid humanity while noting his brilliant career and lifelong curiosity.
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