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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1950
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists publication times and staff roles including B Terry as president and D A Rawley as secretary treasurer with circulation and editorial management details. It also shows subscription rates by mail and carrier for three, six, and twelve months.
The piece argues the coal strike ends with a mixed result where miners gain 70 cents a day but the public loses respect for the U S government. It credits John L Lewis with strategic strength while condemning Harry Truman and noting political considerations in labor power. It concludes with cautious praise of Lewis and a critical, restrained appraisal of Truman.
The article surveys Job and Genesis on life after death, citing Jehovah’s vindication and the breath of life. It argues man is a living soul with mind and will, contrasts evolution, recalls Ezekiel’s dry bones vision, and urges moral spiritual rearmament over military strength to seek peace. God’s grace and Providence underpin Israel’s history and current hopes.
As coal supplies run tight, many households consider converting away from coal. Oil heating accounts for a tiny share of the market, while new homes use non coal systems and some buyers fear higher prices. Miners may return to work soon, but concern persists about fuel options and future availability.
The piece argues the British Empire remains a living system through the Commonwealth, with self government within unity. It notes dominion status for Canada Australia the Union of South Africa and New Zealand, and discusses strategic roles in Ireland Egypt India and the Middle East amid postwar shifts and evolving autonomy.
A breezy collage of celebrity sightings andRumors from New Yorks social scene includes Sir Oliver Franks dodging a hat wind on Sth Avenue and Pat OBrien amidst clan chatter. Memos from a Midnighter note Mrs. Vanderbilt recovering from flu and Marianne Huss expecting a May 23 baby.
Washington analysis ties the coal strike to the Taft Hartley law. John L. Lewis faces a pivotal choice that could crown him labor hero or force a concession to operators. Outcomes affect repeal prospects and anti monopoly actions tied to labor.
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