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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1949

Page

4

High Point Politics Lapses Spark Call for Authority Review

The High Point election board dispute draws criticism over board appointments and registration plans. Wade Renfrow and Herman Burrows clash as questions arise about legality and procedure, with calls for state board or court ruling to settle pre election actions and restore trust.

High Point City High Point North Carolina Ople Wade Renfrow Coun Board of Elections Herman Strows Robert Marr Burrows Martin Hoesn Noh Renfrew Igene Shaw Edge Hubert Olive Theate Board of Elections Olive Hower Shaw State Board Herman Burrows Wade Renfrew

Fashion and power in North Carolina politics and culture

Governor Scott pursues aggressive leverage, naming a successor amid road bond and tax debates while defending a bold liberal turn. The piece notes his “fashion” in politics, hints at patronage trade, and highlights NC’s progressive shifts in race policy, education, and regional cultural renaissance led by UNC.

Scott Broughton Raleigh Ott Broughon House Senate Hughton North Carolina University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Howard W. Odum Rupert B. Vance South University of North Carolina Press Mr. Daniels Potomac University At Chapel Hill Aimin New York Times

Valley native orators praise unity of two states

A Valley figure quips North Carolina as a valley of unity between two mountains of pride Virginia and South Carolina. The remark reflects regional pride and the enduring ties among neighboring states.

North Carolina Ginia South Carolina

Mad House satire and Washington train robbery humor

George Dixon comments on Washington headlines with a spoofed train robbery tale and political jabs. He mocks politicians like Harold Cooley and Vice President Barkley while reciting jokes about margarine law, clerks, and union rights under Taft Hartley and NLRB rulings.

Washington Joe Miller Desperado Harold Cooley House Agriculture Committee Sil< Springs Maryland Cooley V.P Barkley Veep Senate Stanley L. Posner National Institute of Diaper Services Democratic National Committee Capital Comment NLRB Gerhard van Arel

Revival of Britain and empire theme in postwar calls

Quotes urge a peacetime adjustment after war but avoid the word empire. Winston Churchill speaks on national roles across parties. A Brookings economist warns of overdue inflation and deprecation. Lisa Kirk compares composing to nurturing a baby and entrusting it to a singer.

Britain British Empire Winston Churchill A. D. H. Kaplan Brookings Institute

Noted World War I quote on Asia fate from George Creel

George Creel head of the Committee on Public Information warns that the Communist drive for China's conquest jeopardizes the fate of Asia and the broader wartime outlook.

China All Asia George Creel Committee On Public Information

Nuclear fear versus peace drive marked by Jessup quote

U S Ambassador-at-Large Philip C. Jessup says the Soviet Union hides fear behind an iron curtain while 51 nations work openly for peace. He adds full disclosure of atomic destruction could push toward a world without future war, echoed by Rep. Melvin Price.

Soviet Union U. S Philip C. Jessup Melvin Price

Deduction Debate On Charitable Giving And Tax Law

The column argues against calculating 15 percent of gross income for charitable deductions. It cites data from 1945 showing only 4.1 percent of adjusted gross income was deducted, emphasizes that taxes come from gross earnings, and that charitable giving should come from net earnings after tax. It advocates private charity and criticizes drives and tax-based fiction.

Brien McGahon Connecticut Colin F. Stam Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Mr. Stam U. S. Treasury United States Treasury State of New York Stam

Pop Thornbrough of English Street Known for Jokes and Wit

Casual comment on William E. Thornbrough known as Pop. A veteran newspaper man, short and stocky with a sunny face, he jokes from West Virginia to Kentucky lore. He is semi-retired for health, keeps busy with bottle art, and admires John Fox Jr. The writer invites Pop to speak in his own way.

MR. Thornbrough William E Pop) Thornbrough English Street Pop Kentucky Kaintuck West Virginia John Fox, Jr

Coincidences of faith and business in a coal venture

A Kentucky coal firm used religious revivals to court new clients, while a mountain North Carolina visit exposed social bias and etiquette during a home dinner. A Southern woman’s hospitality, a child’s remark about watermelon, and racial tensions tinted the anecdotes of travel and business life.

North Carolina

New York Gossip and Society Moves Amid Mergers and Rumors

Winchell in New York reports Avalanches of society intrigue as Giorgio Cini’s aristocratic clan opposes a merger while the Marquess de Milford Haven and Barbara Bard pursue influence. Names like Merle Oberon and Elizabeth Arden’s former groom surface with business, divorce, and spin. Rumors touch senators, publishers, and socialites as power plays unfold in London and New York.

Merle Oberon Giorgio Cini Italy Marquess de Gallgren Haven Griswold Abbott Connecticut Greenrich Clan Pinky” Benzinger Conde Nast Leslie Peter St. Just London George Putnams Lee Carson Washington Johnny Meyers

Hollywood Gossip Mix of Spoilers and Scandals

The item lists a string of salacious notes about celebrities and socialites. It mentions Chas McAdams's Miami Beach home looted by a burglar, a big settlement involving the W. Walkers, weddings and divorces in Florida and New York society, frequent private plane trips by Peter Gimbel, and jewelry linked to Margaret O'Brien with Burt Lancaster as her true love.

Hollywood Chas. McAdams Miami Beach W. Walkers John Hammerton World Digest Kate J. Maitland Herschel Bentleys Eleanor Prentice Florida Burt Lancaster

Overseas Ticker Sparks Berlin Nightlife and Royal Romance

Overseas notes report Max Schmel ing and a night spot thrush excite Berlin socialites. Betty Field Lo Savio, Gordon Lennox, and a defector ex Nino’s torch burn. Albania’s King Zog and Queen Geraldine may separate permanently. Linda Baarova leaves her Russian partner for Sweden. Mary Wigman ill in Germany. one of Ibn Saud’s sons to wed an Israeli girl after capture during the conflict.

Max Schmeling Thrush Berlin Betty Field Lo Savio Gordon Lennox Nino Albania King Zog Geraldine Linda Baarova Sweden

Notable Figures Tangle in War Time Gossip and Bets

A collage of society items includes Elizabeth Clark linked to the British Legation in Washington, composer Serge Saxe in a duet with her, Clinton Anderson rallying for Margo Jones’ Dallas show, and a Hitler-affected teen’s kin paying families. Baron de Grippenberg named Finn minister to Washington with a British born wife guesting at Cat Cay Bahamas. Five publishers bid for Stettinius’ Yalta book, Doubleday securing it under a Roosevelt and the Russians title. Mae West’s doctor orders rest as she jokes about a fever.

Elizabeth Clark Legation Washington Serge Saxe Clinton Anderson Margo Jones Dallas Baron de Grippenberg Cat Cay Club Bahamas Stettinius Yalta Roosevelt Doubleday Mae West Dr's Mae

Theater press agents and social notes hint at weddings and programs

The items mention The Bill Dolls and Madeline Shore tied to Dorothy Thompson's circle, Kath ryn Duffy denying a rift, Bea Wayne and Andre Baruch planning changes in mid April, and Jerri Blanchard with Jules Lerner promoting a fashion connection while noting a State Department refusal.

Bill Dolls Madeline Shore Dorothy Thompson Kathryn Duffy Bea Wayne Andre Baruch Jerri Blanchard Jules Lerner State Department

Crossword Puzzle Clue List

A compact listing of horizontal and vertical clues for a crossword puzzle featuring a mix of names terms and common words across topics including music myth geography science and everyday objects.

crossword clue questions 28 29 33 35 39 list

A compact clue set listing definitions for golf devices gods and creatures with terms like sea bird possess ed Greek god o war essential being and erbi um symbol three toed sloth plus related wordplay.

Saggy and Bewitched Beat Citation in Caller's Query

A Telegram from the Mirror Sports Desk reports a phone line frenzy over horse racing results. The crowd insists Saggy and Bewitched beat Citation, with readers challenging the desk to name two horses not starting with P and to reveal Coaltown’s possible victory.

The Mirror Sports Desk Pyramid Lawton Keats Kling Jack Winchell Coaltown

Sweet Leilani and New Alliances Highlight 1940s Music and Notables

Mary Mayo joins Tex Beneke on new vocal project as Henry Owens reports a fresh image due in September. Albert Ham marries bass player in Utah. The Low family linked to Time’s Middle East desk plans are revealed. A girl is born to the Clem Wyles. The Harding Hospital note and a UN edifice project tied to prestige but no profit.

Sweet Leilani Harry Owens Mary Mayo Tex Beneke Albert Ham Utah Robert Lows Middle East Clem Wyles Pop Harding Hosp United Nations

Gruesome Twosomes and Hollywood Gags Stir 1940s Headlines

The item mixes sensational chatter about fascist figures Mussolini and Mosley trading letters to revive a movement with lighter notes on a Dutch banker becoming a Broadway waiter’s darling and a one time movie star facing TV bans. It also notes Jean Arthur divorce settlement riches and a Be Bop Beret joke headline.

Mosely Edda Ciano Lawrence Mesigas Los Angeles Jean Arthur Vincent Lopez Axis Sally Sally

Timber stand estimates and soil note from Idaho

Pertinent Idaho reports an estimated total timber stand of 84,000,000 feet with 50,000,000 feet north of the Salmon river. The text also mentions keeping a separate board for slicing onions to prevent onion flavor transfer and suggests spreading soft yellow cheese on bread to vary a bacon and tomato sandwich. Clay is defined as soil composed of the finest particles.

Idaho Salmon River

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