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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1946

Page

5

Reviews of Recent Books by Bullitt Fish and Sitwell

The literary guidepost surveys William C. Bullitt and Hamilton Fish on World Communism and anti Communist stance, plus Edith Sitwell's FANFARE FOR ELIZABETH and Masterworks of Philosophy edited by Frost. It notes Bullitt and Fish as rivals in critique of Soviet power and discusses Sitwell’s portrait of Elizabeth I with vivid period detail.

W. G. Rogers William C. Bullitt Scribner’s Hamilton Fish Bruce Bullitt U. S Russia Fish House Defense League of Democratic States Soviet Union Churchill Pius VI Fulton J. Sheen Reus Edmund A. Walsh Edward Lodge An Knights of Columbus Roosevelt Finland Fieh Stalin Lenin S. Ge. Frost Dry Masterworks Doubleday Plato Aristotle Bacon Descartes Spinoza Locke Kant Schopenhauer Nietzsche James Bergson Socrates Nietzsche James

Antiquarian C Tors and Button Collecting Reviews

A light mixed bag of book notices reviewing FIRST RE FOR ANTIQUE C TORS by Carl W. Drepperd and MAIN CHARM STRING by Eli nor Graham, with brief mentions of HOMELAND by Georges Lurdez and GRANDFATHER OBJECTS by Walter Becie Wilder. The critic pokes at appeal, gender taste, and comic or satirical elements, noting the works as light summer reading and questioning publisher hype.

Carl W. Drepperd Doubleday Hepplewhite Windsor Chippendale Elinor Graham MacMillan Grant Rogers

Byrnes Heads to Paris Peace Conference Flight

Secretary of State James Byrnes departed Washington for Paris on President Truman’s plane to attend the 21 nation peace conference set to open in Paris. Truman hailed Byrnes work and wished him luck as he pursues a just postwar settlement with Hungary Italy Bulgaria Romania and Finland. Japan and the United Nations Charter referenced in remarks.

Washington Byrnes Paris Truman Hungary Italy Bulgaria Romania Finland United States United Nations

Five Year Old Paul Gurley Nets 43 Fish at Secret Spot

The boy, fishing with his father, drew 43 fish but had to quit as rivals crowded in. He was helped from five feet of water when pulled under by the crowd. The scene shows a thriving fishing day tied to a tale of luck and crowding.

Moline Iul Paul Gurley Paul Father

Food and Ruhr Big Interests of Bavarians AUGSBURG

Bavarian civilians in Augsburg discuss food shortages and the Ruhr's internationalization. They fear potato stores and meat sugar bread ration cuts while urging quick Allied action to secure Ruhr coal for Germany's survival.

Food and Ruhr Augsburg INS Railroad Union Bavaria Reich

Edgerton to Lead UNRRA China Office

Maj. Gen. Glen E. Edgerton, a top Army supply administrator, will leave for Shanghai in mid August to become director of the UNRRA office in China. He succeeds A. Hpee Kizer who resigned in May, as UNRRA protests to Chiang Kai-shek about inefficiencies and irregularities delay relief shipments. Edgerton previously led Army service forces admin and ran lend-lease operations from 1944 to 1945 and served as Panama Canal governor.

Washington Glen E. Edgerton UNRRA China Edgerton War Assets Shanghai Hpee Kizer F. H. LaGuardia Dipe Gener Chiang Kai-Shek Army Service Forces Panama Canal

Wasps Avoid High Nests Signal Hard Winter Belief

The piece notes a popular superstition across the country that wasp nests built high indicate a harsh winter, while nests lower down are seen as safer from snowdrifts. The belief ties insect behavior to seasonal severity.

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