High Point Enterprise Classified Rates and Staff
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery and presents staff roles including President D A Rawley Secretary Treasurer R B Terry and Editor Robert L Thompson with W Patterson Jr as Advertising Director. It notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation details.
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R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B. Loi
Robert L. Thompson
W. Patterson, JR
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These Days Warn of Moscow World Conquest Spread
The column asserts Russia has grown from ruling 190 million in 1945 to 800 million now, due to China and Europe’s communist expansions. It blasts U S leaders for pursuing appeasement and warns that Moscow seeks to rule the world, destroy democracy, and weaken the United States.
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George Sokolsky
Russia
Moscow
China
Europe
Red Russia
United States
U.S.S.R
Teheran
Yalta
Great Britain
Tennyson
Locksley Hall
Editorial on SBI and police cooperation in Hair case
Greensboro News argues for governor power to order the State Bureau of Investigation into cases without local request. It warns against disrupting the cooperative relationship with local police, notes Hair fled to California before capture, and questions Wake Forest police delays. The piece defends current practice as efficient and necessary for justice.
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Raymond Hair
California
State Bureau of Investigation
Hair
SBI
B.C
Wake Forest
Fayetteville
Federal grants threaten state sovereignty and autonomy
The Charlotte Observer reports Governor Dewey and Governor Tuck warn that federal grants amounting to billions, funded by state taxpayers, erode state sovereignty by turning states into administrative divisions of the federal government. They note higher federal taxation relative to state revenue, with implications for independence.
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Thomas F. Dewey
New York General Assembly
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Dewey
Supreme Court
New York
Union
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Two Hicks From Washington Wander NYC Train Trip
In a humorous vignette from Washington an absurd journey unfolds as Rep Albert Gore and Allan Kline miss their station and continue chatting aboard a New York bound train. Their rambling dialogue captures rustic charm and comic misdirection as they realize they overshot Pennsylvania Station.
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Churches and Scholarships Echo Through High Point Musings
A column praises High Point churches including Ward Street Methodist and notes growing church schools and plans to enlarge facilities. It also discusses federal GI scholarships, university endowments, and funding debates, citing the Christian Science Monitor and remarks from officials and editorialists.
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High Point
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. F. Womble
Open door for investment in small local business urged
Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney of Wyoming warns that a key question for the people and Congress is how government can preserve the open door for investment of savings in small and local businesses amid capital shortages.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Broadway Weeklies Echo Critics and Press Trends
A roundup of New York theater and radio notes notes critics opinions from Variety and other outlets. Highlights include reviews of The Happy Time The Cocktail Party and The Student Prince plus industry chatter on ticket pricing stage misfires and TV satire. The piece cites figures like W C Handy Grace George Mindy Carson and Billy Eckstine and references world premieres and revivals across venues.
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Henry Miller Theatre
T. S. Eliot
Prince
Chicago
Mgrs
Lunt
Fontanne
Jackson
Miss
W. C. Handy
Diamond Horseshoe
St. Louis
Grace George
New York City
Arristocrats
Teevee
H'wood
Mindy Carson
Billy Eckstine
Paramount
Peekskill Chamber Turmoil Ties to Morris Dismissal
The Peekskill chamber of commerce faces controversy after Paul C. Morris, longtime executive secretary, was dismissed. Morris alleges a political purge tied to his defense of veterans amid Robeson riots and alleged communist influence. Lloyd Whittaker has refused comment, and local coverage varies, reflecting town tensions over anti-left smear campaigns and civic loyalty.
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Lloyd Whittaker
Chamber of Commerce
Peekskill
New York
Paul C. Morris
Chamber
Paul CC. Morris
Westchester County
Robeson
Morris
Whittaker
Peekskill Evening Star
Civil Liberties Group
Chamber of Ecommerce
Peekskill Chamber of Commerce
America
The Press Box Nice Start to a New Newspaper
The brief item notes a positive reception for a newly launched newspaper with a tease that more details appear on the next page. It hints at growing interest and sets a hopeful tone for the publication's future.
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