High Point Enterprise Rates and Staff Listing
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates by mail and carrier with 3 month, 6 month, and 12 month options. It lists staff including Rat eR B Terry as president Robert L Thompson as editor D A Rawley as secretary treasurer and C W Patterson Jr as ad director.
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R. B. Terry
Robert L. Thompson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflan
The Search Goes On For a Strong Candidate
The High Point Enterprise criticizes Frank Graham and Reynolds as unsuitable options and calls for a strong candidate to run against Graham. It cites Graham’s internationalism and Reynolds’s WWII stance, arguing Reynolds would not be acceptable and urging continued search.
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Frank Graham
Robert R. Reynolds
Graham
United States
Reynolds
Out of Trouble Over City Purchase of Snow Lumber Co. Property
The city attorney Grover Jones rules the city has no authority to invest taxpayers’ money in real estate. The ruling saves faces for both sides and prompts debate on priorities. The paper argues for issuing bonds to upgrade water and sewer facilities before expanding property purchases.
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Snow Lumber’Co
Jones
Bailey
High Point
Debate Over Admiral Sherman Confirmation Highlights Military Unity
The article argues that the chief of naval operations must align with the president and military leadership. It questions Senator McCarthy's obstruction and defends disciplined unity, stating dissent from a top officer undermines coordinated national policy and the commander in chief’s authority.
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Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Denfeld
Dixiecrats Talk of Merger with Republicans
South reports say Dixiecrats remain cool to merging with the Republican party. Both major parties stay broad catchalls with conservatives and liberals mixing, and a new party label seems unlikely.
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South
Republican Party
Latin American Role Key to U.S. War Efforts in New Strategy
The piece argues that wartime survival hinges on securing Latin America as a defense perimeter. It critiques past policies, warns of supply vulnerabilities from Canada to Suriname, and stresses Argentina as a potential linchpin. It urges integrated foreign policy prioritizing Latin America over Europe and Spain’s cultural influence.
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United States
American
Canada
Surinam
British Guiana
Curacao
Jamaica
Bolivia
Chile
Peru
Honduras
Mexico
Cuba
China
State Department
Asia
Japan
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
Russia
West Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Latin America
Chapultepec
Brazil
Spain
Tito
Europe
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Lombardo Toledano
Peron
Stalin
Greensboro News
America
Burglary and Bergman Reflections Stir Local Readers
A column fragment mixes a New York jewel theft valued at 428000 with commentary on hydrogen bombs and a critique of Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini. It cites Goldsmith and a preacher Earnhardt quip, then ends with a short inter urban bus joke.
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Hollywood
Mexico
Goldsmith
Wakefield
Adenauer Addresses Germans on Postwar Tensions
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer described Germany’s position amid rising tension between Soviet Russia and its satellites and the Western Allies. He warned that Germans face no guarantee they will not be drawn into the whirlpool of conflict.
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Germany
Soviet Russia
Bees on Kelley’s Island in lake Erie hybrid queen program
Washington reports a government private bee breeding project on Kelley's Island aims to produce hybrid queen bees via carbon-dioxide anesthesia and controlled mating. The program isolates lines to improve worker efficiency honey yield and pollination while sharing tech with Wisconsin and Louisiana stations.
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Washington
NEA
Department of Agriculture
Kelley's Island
Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Louisiana
District of Columbia National Guard
Capitol
Uncle Sam
Guam
Pacific Island
U. S. Navy
Marianas
Navy
Government of
Islands
Department of Interior
Interior
Mad House Saloon Man Moves Into Swanky Le Petit Salon
A quirky New Orleans nightlife anecdote recounts George W. Healy Jr guiding a guest to Le Petit Salon with Dorothy Dix as adviser and Joe E. Lewis hinting at a horse race. The writer mingles with Bourbon Street locals, including Gasper Gulotta and Owen Brennan.
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New Orleans
George W. Healy, Jr
The
Times-Picayune
le Petit Salon
la Petit Salon
Dorothy Dix
Elizabeth Gilmer
Arthur Nolte
Seymour Weiss
Roosevelt
Joe E. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Blackboard
Vieux Carre
Gasper Gulotta
Bourbon Street
Owen Brennan
Jean Lafitte
ECA
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