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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1946
Page
4
The High Point rent control issue surfaces in tentative talks from Raleigh about OPA plans to intervene within weeks. Observers urge factual surveys on rental hikes and threaten strong action if local control remains feasible, while criticizing federal approaches and praising Ike’s possible impact on demobilization policy.
President Truman blasted Congress for being blocked by a handful of committee chairmen who can veto major bills. The piece surveys 33 Senate and 48 House standing committees plus 15 specials, arguing for streamlined reform to 13 per chamber and clearer policy responsibility, noting overlap and seniority-driven chairs. It cites La Follette Monroney proposals and historic tensions with presidents from Washington to FDR.
The General of the Army told Congress that rumors on demobilization are utterly false. He rejected claims that high ranking officers seek to stay in power or that universal military service drives demobilization. The piece questions whether Ike fully knows the broader situation after moving from field command to chief of staff.
Yesterday J F Jones announced his resignation effective January 31 as chief clerk of the local war price and rationing board. The note praises his public service, noting he refused private gain during and after the war and served loyally despite restrictive regulations.
Charles M. Johnson argues against repeatedly seeking federal funds and urges states to take more responsibility. He notes North Carolina has paid more in federal taxes than it has received and emphasizes citizen demand for federal economy and state accountability.
A 1945 analysis argues that redeployment delays and unclear allied plans fuel chaos in Germany, Japan, Korea, and Pacific islands as officers warn about homeward shifts. It notes Potsdam aftereffects, diplomacy limits, and rising Homefront pressure influencing U S demobilization and occupation policy.
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