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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
4
The article compares wartime generosity between Winston-Salem and High Point, noting Winston-Salem raised over 800000 for a veterans memorial colosseum. It states High Point plans a drive next week to collect about 150000 for a veterans memorial center.
Eastman and Dulles, with divergent backgrounds, agree on a long term Soviet plan for world domination. They argue America must face facts, unite across classes, fix domestic ills, and project strength to counter communism and support a live-and-let-live UN path.
The piece riffs on Truman’s push for emergency powers and balanced labor management rules. It argues Congress would face a paradox of temporary, strong measures yet permanent limits, risking economic chaos and urging avoidance of broad Case bill provisions. The author muses lawmakers might skip labor legislation altogether.
Capitol Square reports Kansas Highway Patrol Major H J Hatcher will receive a new gold badge after he bets Lt. Col. Lathrop B Read that Kansas will check more automobiles in a nationwide traffic enforcement effort than North Carolina. Read and Hatcher once served together overseas as lieutenant colonels.
A reflective column lauds Clare Luce for intellect and candor while contrasting her sharp, purposeful speech with public opinion. The piece recalls figures like Anne O’Hare McCormack and Dorothy Thompson and hints at North Carolina liquor enforcement and political maneuvering around 1940s campaigns.
In the Democratic contests A. D. Folger, brother of the incumbent congressman, led county results with 3 335 votes to McDonald 1 276 out of 6 024 total. Folger's bloc then carried Surry 4 833 to 1 897 in the second primary. The Folger faction battled McDonald throughout the campaign.
By George Sokolsky the article lauds Clare Luce as a stalwart advocate shaping opinion through firm belief and moral vigor. It contrasts her with rival political pragmatism, praising her for commitment to universal brotherhood and the Declaration of Independence while warning against retirement from public life.
Be mindful that the peace crisis is a war of ideas. The speech at Marquette University’s 35th anniversary argued that truth and open debate defeat stateism and censorship, warning against propaganda and selective truths that mislead the press and public.
The piece argues journalism holds vast power as a principal path to individuals, capable of shaping world conditions and fostering free democratic principles by uniting people, with a focus on its impact on Russia among others.
The author argues for press freedom as essential to individual liberty and open news exchange. He warns against censorship and propaganda as imperialism of the mind, urging action in journalism, statesmanship, art and economics to restore harmony and reason.
A collage of Broadway stars and events, noting Charles Butterworth’s posthumous Broadway rise and tragic death, Corinne Lychaire photo feature, revived films, Edna Skinner’s Oklahoma tie, and industry shifts. It catalogs actors, producers, and venues with brisk, gossip-laden snapshots.
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