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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1950

Page

4

We Need A Better Campaign Finance Law Now

The piece accuses campaign managers and candidates of widespread deception under an absurd cap of 6250 dollars per second primary, noting most spending is hidden and outside money flows in. It argues for legislative reform and public pressure to reduce crookedness in North Carolina elections.

Frank Graham Willis Smith North Carolina State Board of Elections Time Mag USA Ussr Mutual Bugs Baer Robert Merrill duPonts Gov't

Photogenic prayer at White House draws editorials

A newspaper column critiques Billy Graham and his team for praying on the White House lawn while posing for photographers. The piece argues that public showmanship cheapens faith and insists genuine prayer must be private and sincere, not staged for cameras. It urges true national leadership through real devotion rather than publicity.

Billy Graham Truman Graham White House

Ramblin Round Three People Read Same Story Get Three Versions

Reading habits of Americans vary widely and readers interpret stories differently. Readers chase distinct sections. errors attract attention while perfect copy draws skepticism. Publications balance pictures and words to satisfy diverse tastes across front pages sports society and editorials.

Browder Criticized as State Capitalism Advocate in U S

The piece discusses Earl Browder former Communist Party head who testifies about ties to the White House and praises state capitalism and the welfare state as steps forward. It notes Browder’s war years influence, his expulsion from the party, and calls for more of his disclosures from 1930 to 1945. It ends with reflections on readership and newspaper work.

Earl Browder Communist Party of United States White House Kremlin Browder Soviet Russia Tydings Keynes Foster Marx America Great Britain Britain Engels Evvybuddy W. 56Th Street Korea Judy Garland Hollywood Terri Stevens Charine Copa Frankie Carle The Red Shoes Barry Wood NBC Bob Monroe Capp & Johnson Nancy Walker Mike Stewart

Quotes on justice under tyranny and marriage failures

President Truman condemns totalitarian justice as a mockery where judges act as prosecutors and hangmen. Dr Paul Popenoe notes faulty personality as the leading cause of broken marriages, urging caution in family relations.

Truman Paul Popenoe American Institute of Family Relations

New York Gossip Recap On Broadcasts and Hollywood Squares

A long column reviews postwar media and show business news from 1947 including Walter K. and Washington debates on Korea, TV plans, Time magazine moves, legal threats over copyrights, and industry gossip from NBC CBS and ABC. It notes personnel changes, hospital visits, and fashion culture across New York and Hollywood.

Mr. W ABC Newsroom Korea Washington

Pepper defeat linked to Florida manufacturers claim

Indiana Manufacturers' Assn executive vice president Arthur Conde alleges Florida industrial groups backed George Smathers to oust Senator Pepper. The report traces a nationwide campaign network, led by the National Industrial Council, and notes similar efforts in several states amid broader shifts away from New Deal ideals.

Indianapolis Ind NEA Florida Claude Pepper Arthur C. Conde Indiana Manufacturers’ Assn George A. Smathers Miami Condesay Pepper Representative Smathers Smathers Washington Conde National Industrial Council Colorado NAM National Association of Manufacturers New York Indiana Ted Bailey Associated Industries of Florida Bailey Associated Industries of Associated Industries Indiana Manufacturers’ Association Earl Bunting National Manufacturers’ Association French Lick Hoosier Organization Alabama Virginia Missouri Oklahoma Illinois Kentucky New England Council Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association Joe Grundy Goy James H. Duff

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