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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1947

Page

4

High Point Enterprise staff and contact notice

The High Point Enterprise states it will be notified of errors for prompt correction. It lists Terry, H A Cecil, D A Rawley, Robert L Thompson as officials and notes Associated Press rights to all news. It is entered as second class matter at the Post Office in High Point North Carolina in March.

D. A. Rawley Robert L. Thompson Associated Press High Point Planters Peanut Shop Broadway 46Th Chaplin Harry Langdon Hollywood

Truth as the North Carolina fourth estate and its duty

A summary of the annual newspaper institute at Chapel Hill and Durham argues newspapers exist as both profession and craft. It stresses truth over propaganda, noting editors strive to present honest facts that inform public opinion while acknowledging editorial voices. The piece praises North Carolina publishers for prioritizing accuracy and serving readers with reliable reporting.

North Carolina Fourth Estate Newspaper Institute Chapel Hill Durham America High Point

In Middle of Road View on Beer Sale Ban

William Coleman discusses the contentious beer sale on premises issue. He cites John Roach Judge D C MacRae and lawmen while noting many residents show apathy and urging citizen concern on potential revenue loss and public morals.

William Coleman John Roach D. C. MacRae

North Carolina Tax Proposals Stir Debate Over Tobacco and Theatres

Letters from John W. Clark of Greensboro and I. L. Smith discuss tax policy and tobacco marketing. Clark argues against reducing franchise taxes and proposes levies on theatre ownership and electricity to fund education, noting federal excise tax flows. Smith urges farmers to push for better marketing conditions in the old tobacco belt and civic engagement.

John W. Clark Greensboro Moving Picture North Carolina Budget Commission Porto Rico Old Belt I. L. Smith Old Tobacco Belt

New York City Nightlife Gossip and Celebrity Sightings

A bustling collage of midtown flings and showbiz chatter spotlights Vilhjalmur Stefansson amid the cold, Geraldine Fitzgerald dining with in-laws at the Colony, Kelland's Horace and fiancée, Veiller’s party, Olga San Juan, and stars at the Algon, Embassy and Winter Garden. Gov Dewey highways talk and a Stork bar cameo wrap a city fueled by columnists, radio fades, and Broadway riffs.

Winchellebrities Vilhjalmur Stefansson Midtown Geraldine Fitzgerald Colleen Colony Clarence Budington Kelland Horace Rhinelander Stewart Tony Veiller Hemingway Algonk Tommy Dorsey al Shanky Eddie Condon Yahooey Olga San Juan Ralph Font Embassy Gov. Dewey Buffalo N. Y Washington

Glorying in the Cross of Christ and Paul’s example

A sermon reflection on Galatians 6 15 and Paul the Apostle. It contrasts absolute human will with contentment in Christ, cites Paul’s sufferings and triumph through the cross, and links Livingstone’s Africa mission to the crucified Christ. The piece ends with a call to share in Christ’s sufferings for the world to see the hope of glory.

Lord Jesus Christ Cervantes Paul Jesus Christ Christ Corinthians Apollos Moffatt Damascan Jesus Jerusalem Livingstone Zambesi Sahara Desert Victoria Falls Congo Africa Stanley W.A.B

Capitol Square Colleges Plan Progress Delayed Amid Debate

State Superintendent Clyde Erwin proposed regional junior colleges linked to high schools to extend two years of college work within the public school system. W S Halstead of Camden County champions a Elizabeth City junior college to serve Albemarle area and broader state needs. Sponsors expect slow progress, aiming to spark discussion over years rather than immediate approval.

Clyde Erwin W. S. Halstead House Camden County Senate Elizabeth City Albemarle Erwin

Political note on 1947 legislative progress and 1948 campaigns

Lynn Nisbet notes the 12th grade and attendance age bills faced multiple sessions and pauses. The 1947 general assembly nears its third Saturday with focus shifting from the emergency bonus to permanent laws. Observers expect the governor race to form around the assembly’s halfway point in 1948.

General Assembly

Ben Riskin and UE Union Ties Revealed in 1930s Memoir

The narrative links Ben Riskin with UE District 4 and the Communist aligned New Order publication. It cites Riskin as associate editor of the New Order in 1935 and accuses the International Workers Order of being a strong arm of American Communism, portraying a strategy to undermine industry and spark worker conflict.

Ben Riskin United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America Distrct 4 New Order International Workers Order The

Portal-to-Portal Attack Ties to Communist Linked Actors

The piece links Ben Riskin and Edward Lamb to left wing unions and antiwar mobilization, noting Riskin’s Work with Trade Union Service and People’s Press, Lamb’s National Lawyers Guild role, and the portal-to-portal scheme seen as aiding a broader Communist aligned effort against American industry. The analysis urges Congress to investigate connections.

Russia China Ben Riskin People’s Press Communist Party Trade Union Service, Inc UE News Riskin International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers Mt. Clemens Edward Lamb Toledo Ohio White House American Peace Mobilization Frederick W. Field Lamb National Lawyers Guild Supreme Court

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