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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
4
Governor Cherry voiced doubt about enforcing state rent control through local authorities and suggested a federal measure might be needed. He indicated readiness to act if Congress fails, consulting the attorney general and preparing local enforcement if necessary. The outcome hinges on actions by landlords and state authorities within four weeks.
The piece argues for prudent public spending on a municipal airport in High Point to serve the city and Guilford county, noting current needs and future growth. It also critiques promoter Uncle Mike Jacobs and the Louis Conn boxing bout, urging public officials to focus on protecting citizens from larger dangers like inflation and war rather than chasing sensational events.
The piece reflects on William S. Hart and notes a California story about 10 000 veterans waiting 24 hours for 1 588 surplus jeeps. It likens veterans craving jeeps to a modern cowboy myth and contemplates Russia investing in atomic energy for war. Dr William Y Elliott of Harvard U is mentioned in passing.
Senator Brien McMahon of Connecticut argues that other nations will doubt U S peaceful aims while the military maintains control of nuclear weapons, warning that opposition to the bomb’s control undermines global trust.
Katherine F. Lenroot warns of idleness among youths ages 14 to 17 as fewer job opportunities appear and in school attendance remains insufficient. She cites trends including veterans favored for better jobs and the rebound of high school diplomas as job qualifications. The U S employment service distributes a pocket job-ology check up and the Washington School for Secretaries reports on 25 years of alumnae outcomes.
A collage of light bits and quips from performers and press figures. Jokes about foreigners and American pride mingle with snippets about Judy Canova, Laurette Taylor, and a veteran job seeker in Washington. A string of zingers from reporters, critics, and impresarios ends with a satirical line about Argentina and Peron.
Beaten by the Boston action the Communists met in Worcester public Square and urged petitions to congress for CPA renewal. Petitions invited signers to write their names under a hidden CP tag, a tactic to build literature lists and recruitment. The piece notes CP tricks, cites political mood shifting away from government, and predicts a possible Republican Senate seat for November as Henry Cabotec campaigns. Holy Cross graduates include many veterans sworn into naval reserve. The writer plans to report more data later.
The article summarizes a mood in Washington favoring firmness toward Russia and caution in diplomacy. It notes public doubt about appeasement, concerns about Secretary Byrnes in Paris, and a belief that long tenure drives success for officials receiving honorary degrees from Marquette Holy Cross and Notre Dame.
A long critique of American foreign policy from 1937 onward. The author argues that constant focus on Europe and Asia served as propaganda, masking government plans and banking a hidden alliance with Great Britain. It accuses leaders of deception regarding commitments in the Azores Singapore and Asia.
The piece argues that the Atlantic Charter and The Four Freedoms never became reality and accuses Roosevelt of concealing plans for a grand design favorable to Stalin. It cites Molotov, Gromyko, and Eisenhower to claim U.S. support for Soviet aims, and warns Russia’s veto power and expansion in the United Nations.
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