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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1949

Page

4

High Point Enterprise Staff Listing and Roles

The notice lists R. B. Terry as President, D. A. Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer, C. B. Lo Rob ert L. Thompson as directors, C. W. Patterson Jr. as Editor, with the advertisement director and circulation roles mentioned. It appears in the High Point Enterprise published afternoon and Sunday morning.

R. B. Terry D. A. Rawley Charles B. LO Robert L. Thompson C. W. Patterson, JR

War warning on United Nations and NATO as a path to war

The author argues the United Nations is ineffective due to the veto and lack of armed forces and inspectors. He urges strengthening the Atlantic pact and arming allies, while calling for UN reform or dissolution of Russia. He predicts World War III around 1960 to 62, with Russia seeking global dominance and Americans facing dire consequences.

United Nations United States Truman Congress Russia Moscow Europe Asia Africa Hitler Soviet Russia Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr Massachusetts

Railroads Need Fair Break to Preserve National Economy

A public statement by B. E. Young of Southern Railway argues airlines receive more mail subsidies than railroads, while highway trucks erode railcar demand. The piece urges balanced policy, warns against discriminatory acts that could cripple railroads and harm national commerce, and calls for improved service and finance for railroads.

America B. E. Young The Southern Railway Uncle Sam Mr. Young Potomac Washington Interstate Commerce Commission United States

Senate panel trims public power funds amid floor fight

Washington report notes the Senate appropriations committee slashed public power development budgets, cutting Southwestern Power Administration and Central Valley projects, eliminating marketing-authority lines, and restricting Bureau of Reclamation assets while backing private utilities against new transmission lines.

Washington Senate Southwestern Power Administration Central Valley California House Army Engineers Department of Interior Senate Appropriations Committee Congress Tennessee Valley Bureau of Reclama Tion Interior Senate Committee Senate Oariations Committee James B. Black Pacific Gas and Electric Shasta Dam Kinsey M. Robinson Washington Water Power Co Bonneville Power Kerr-to-Anaconda Mont K. C. McKee Empire District Electric Co Missouri Southwestern Power Hamilton Moses Arkansas Power and Light Idaho Power Co Anderson Ranch Bureau

New York Mayoral Hopefuls and Political Bosses

George Sokolski analyzes the 1945 New York mayoral field highlighting William O'Dwyer Newbold Morris and Vito Marcantonio. He outlines each candidate's background and questions administrative skill while tracing influence from figures like Dubinsky Flynn and Stalin as the likely hidden boss.

New York Fiorello la Guardia Newbold Morris Vito Marcantonio Harlem la Guardia Congress Communist Party Daily Worker American Labor Party New York State Dave Dubinsky Liberal Party International Ladies Garment Workers Union Dubinsky Ed Flynn Bronx Democratic Party Bill O'Dwyer Anothe O'Dwyer

Mercy and mercy killings in Streeton case

The committal of Streeton to life in state prison is called mercy by some, while a minority cites Dr. Frederick R. Taylor who labels Streeton a dangerous psychopathic victim. The debate touches mercy, danger in and out of confinement, and broader issues of psychiatric limits and moral reform.

Streeton Frederick R. Taylor Taylor Europe Germany

Quiet life remembered in elegiac tribute to Mrs. W. B. McEwen

Obituary notes Mrs. W B McEwen who died Sunday, praising her refined spirit, love of beauty, and home filled with art and flowers. She valued quiet companionship, spoke with courtesy and memory, and remains near to loved ones through memories of birds, trees, water, and sky.

W. B. McEwen

Quotes on justice power and peace from prominent figures

A compilation of quotations from Judith Copion to John Foster Dulles. Phrases address innocence and vindication, corporate service and anti trust, China policy, Nazi parallels, loyalty investigations, NATO, communism, world war fears, freedom and unity, and military roles in peace. Each quote reflects postwar Cold War discourse and leadership views.

John Foster Dulles U. S United Nations

Murderer’s Final Breakfast Choice Echoes Fear

A condemned man scheduled for execution by electric chair asked for mushrooms at breakfast. He admitted fear of eating them due to poison risk, revealing a distinctive preexecution anxiety before his death.

Comedienne Puzzles Clues Across and Down

A fragmented crossword style item traces clues and wordplay across a grid. It mentions a stray comedienne and directions as clues, with references to waves, rivers, ports, and Greek architecture, plus numbers and phrases suggesting puzzle entries.

Puzzle Solution Clues Span Language and Geography

A compact list of crossword like clues with numbers and phrases such as Orain and Indian mulberry cross reference terms for a broader puzzle solution. The prompt presents hints for various word definitions including verbs nouns and abbreviations across languages and regions.

Color Rinse Tester Tests 5000 Vats On Hair

Mrs. Mamie Hohnecker works as a color rinse tester in Meriden Connecticut. She applies, evaluates, and refines hair rinse shades risking social hazards and zero ulcers as she aids dye manufacturers.

New York Mamie Hohnecker Restle- Lemur Laboratory Meriden

Iceberg calf term noted by Britannica in 1932 whisky claim

A Britannica definition states a mass of ice calved from an iceberg is a calf. The record also notes no whisky was produced by any distillers in the Scottish combine during 1932.

America United States Macon Kraft Company Mead Corporation Kraft Mill Macon Southland Scottish Combine

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