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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1946
Page
3
A church editorial urges an end to Protestant Catholic friction. It says leaders hurl charges and politics risk forgetting Jesus Christ’s teaching to treat others as we wish to be treated, and it argues unity would strengthen shared faith.
The author warns against underestimating atomic power after Bikini and urges clear thinking about defense threats. It argues that atomic bombs proved fearsome despite surface damage, and stresses that peace cannot be bought through loans or alliances.
The U S house debates a 3 75 billion loan to Britain already approved by the Senate. Critics question the loan’s propriety and political value arguing it may not secure a Paris conference agreement and could signal misused propaganda.
In a surprising turn, St Louis opera crowds outdraw two major league teams as municipal opera runs 12 weeks daily. The casual dress crowd enjoys accessible music and a formal critique by Dr Stanley Livingston urges broader beauty literacy for future generations. City notes close with a Cleveland judge’s remark on alcohol responsibility.
The piece argues that criticism of Congress stems from a fear of its deliberate process and constitutional safeguards. It blames radio and radical elements for attacking Congress itself, noting expert witnesses like Hoover and Baruch warned against the legislation that created OPA.
By George Sokolsky decries totalitarianism and defends congress as the palladium of liberties. He recalls 1917 18 Russia with the constitutional assembly and Bolshevik seizure, links Nazi Reichstag fire to destroying democratic institutions, warns against slogans and fear machines.
The piece reviews parole figures under Ehringhaus Hoey Broughton and Cherry showing similar parole rates since the system began in 1935. Ehringhaus released 271 in late 1935 and 647 in 1936 totaling 918. Hoey 2694. Broughton 2508. Cherry 1019 through mid 1945. It notes rising prison populations and about 15 percent parole revocations per Hathaway Cross.
A public junior high experiments with a cheating scandal as a top student pretends to graduate after copying an exam. The class votes for the least capable member as leader, threatening strikes. the principal tests the student again and discovers poor learning. The episode highlights failures of authority and student behavior.
Paul Mallon argues authority in schools must stand behind the law to stop student strikes. He contends minors lack legal standing to protest or join labor actions, and that only adults or guardians can represent them. Restoring adult authority is needed to avert chaos and ensure education standards.
Lynn Nisbet notes parole causes range from serious to carelessness of reporting to welfare agents. About 1 600 of 7 139 parolees remain under supervision with 71 in other states. NC hosts 135 out of state parolees and collaborates with other states for supervision. About 5 000 parolees discharged with most succeeding outside. A few rearrested after parole expiration. overall regarded as excellent.
The column catalogs stage chatter and upcoming screen plans. Highlights include Bert Wheeler and Patti Orr eloping to Mexico on May 12, Wheeler to replace his Harvey straight man next month, Larry Parks and Evelyn Keyes tipped as a new movie pairing, and Paula Stone Stromberg Jr. money-maker chatter.
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