Public Relations by the Church
An editorial argues Protestants should actively promote their own stories in Hollywood and public life rather than criticize Catholics. It notes Protestant film lobbying, urges sincere faith and public relations to spread religious conviction, and states neutrality on denominations while urging pursuit of truth and principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
W. A. Bivins
Enterprise
Christian Register
Mr. Crosby
Hollywood
St. Mary's
Protestant Film Commission
Crosby
Bing
World
America
United States
Main Street
Europe
UNO
Pershing
Franco
Latin America
U. S
Light Shines Through History as Logos Guides Humanity
W A B argues the Logos in John's prologue shows Greek influence yet reveals Jesus as God's eternal plan for redemption. The piece traces light versus darkness through wars, revolutions, and ages from Pentecost to the American founding, attributing progress and liberty to Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Plato
God
Jesus
Paul
Pearl Harbor
America
Children of Light
Kipling
Christ
Simon Peter
The
Caesars
Jesus Christ
Kings
W.A.B
Residents debate snow clearing costs and aid gifts
Jim Allen recalls past snowfall gripes while noting recent streets are cleared efficiently at taxpayer expense. Mrs. J A Eshelman, president of the Woman's club, discusses aiding war-torn Europe and Asia and urges thoughtful American charity through a victory clothing collection in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Allen
High Point
Europe
Asia
J. A. Eshelman
Woman's Club
Victory
Public Works Department
J. B. Dobson
Greensboro
Clothing drive urged to aid world’s needy now
Community members push surplus clothing donations as the quickest, practical relief for millions lacking apparel. Local officials praise street snow clearing and maintenance of traffic, while a shop owner notes USES Friday closures and ongoing heat shortages after a fire in the Terry building basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Miller
Terry Building
Diversion of state taxes sparks dairy funding debate
Kerr Scott criticizes that only a small share of ice cream tax money returns to the dairy division while most revenues fund fertilizer and feed tax tags. The piece reviews earmarked funds and the risk of broad segregation hurting general state services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr Scott
State Dairy Products Association
Winston-Salem
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Fund
Department
General Assembly
Distinctions in State Funds Highlight Anti Diversion Arguments
Lynn Nisbet warns any growth would cripple education welfare and health efforts. The piece argues funds from agriculture and highways have special status, with fertilizer fees and gas tax revenue historically tied to their respective programs, suggesting strong anti diversion sentiments while noting no blanket dedication for all state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Commission
General Assembly
Agriculture
Occu
God and the Atom and the limits of science
A columnist argues the atomic age is a misnomer and cites Ronald A Knox's book God and the Atom to claim no facts or beliefs are unchanged. He questions materialism and warns that human responsibility and religion remain central amid fear of nuclear power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Yesteryear
Ronald A. Knox
God
Father Knox
Europe
Phil
Philosophy and politics in the atomic age
George Sokolsky argues against UN involvement and large British aid, urging survival of the fit and stressing human spirit. He contrasts science with religion, discusses disillusionment in Europe, and warns that atomic power tests humanity’s conscience and future freedom. He cites Ronald Knox on selling souls to evil and living without freedom, justice, or honour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNO
Father Knox
Europe
Ronald Knox
World tensions and postwar caution in the UN era
A collection of leaders warn about postwar divisions in Europe and the UN. The piece notes food shortages in France, blame games over rationing, and public grumbling as nations struggle to transition from war to peace. It cautions leaders to explain facts and avoid scapegoating.
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
Dr. A. Rawley
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
Robert L. Thompson
Associated Press
N. C
National Representative
Eses Budd Ny
City Bureau OF Circulation
Capitol Square
Department of Conservation and Development
Power and Transportation Couie
By Lynn Nisbet
George Sokolsky
United Nations
Italy
France
U.S.A
Paris
Tanguy-Prigent
de Gaulle
Uncle Sam
Continent
England
Brussels
Nature
Cairo
Middle East
Arab League
Levant
Hungary
Greece
Sophoulis
Lites
O.K
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