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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1946
Page
4
A columnist argues the clash is not simply capital versus labor but management against labor leadership. It notes both sides include self interested leaders earning high salaries and warns long strikes hurt both workers and stockholders while praising capable, long sighted leaders on both sides.
The religious editorial excerpts from Bishop William Fraser McDowell’s 1917 Yale Lyman Beecher lectures emphasize redemption as the core of Christian revelation. It argues Jesus embodies the redeeming God, defines preaching as leading sinners to the Saviour, and contrasts saving oneself with saving humanity through Nazareth, Gethsemane, and Calvary.
Lois Welborn expresses happiness to be back in High Point and recalls a wreck in South Carolina a month earlier. She describes sleeping upright due to injuries and says they were lucky to survive. She notes dirt and litter on Main Street observed by Baptist delegates during a convention visit.
Citizens discuss garbage collection delays and a restaurant's missed pickup, government surplus prop concerns, soot and coal smoke, local bricklayers wages, heating needs for High Point, spring football activity, and the Red Cross's helpful role in the European theater.
The writer questions the Hoover appointment to world famine relief and critiques Truman’s wheat cut, arguing for voluntary aid and high bread quality. He warns against politicizing relief, contrasts democratic relief with totalitarian methods, and distrusts reformist statisticians. He notes Lehman’s illness amid UNRRA leadership changes.
Paul Mallon Motto argues for a practical approach led by Hoover and a new famine emergency committee. He criticizes UNRRA as inefficient, notes Congress funded it reluctantly, and says relief work now hinges on direct effort and realistic food aid rather than grand rehabilitation plans.
A dated op ed argues Russia has expanded its borders across multiple nations since 1939 and accuses Moscow of imperial ambition. It condemns American aid to the Allies and portrays Russia as a rising, predatory power challenging small states and Western powers.
By George Sokolsky argues the United States is weakened by communist strikes and foreign policy weakness. He claims Stalin seeks world conquest, warns of a new war, and urges hard bounds on Germany and Japan, viewing communists as Russian agents and urging decisive action.
The article discusses Soviet expansion questions as Moscow pressures Turkey and pursues gains in Manchuria and Iran. It traces czarist and communist urges to push frontiers, noting Western fears of a new era of Russian power and the balance of avoiding a fall into conflict with the United States and allied nations.
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