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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1949

Page

4

Graham appointment sparks mixed views among North Carolinians

The North Carolina press weighs Frank Porter Graham’s appointment by Governor Kerr Scott as junior U.S. senator. Critics call him a poor administrator at UNC but praise his zeal and potential as a legislator. Readers urge careful scrutiny of ties to alleged Communist fronts and his ability as a strong university president.

Kerr Scott Frank P. Graham United States North Carolina Graham Frank Porter Graham University of North Carolina Consolidated University Indonesia West Virginia Frank Graham Washington Chapel Hill Raleigh Greensboro Strong Dr. Graham Senate Prez Barkley Kentucky Henry Wallace Duchess of Liechtenstein Princeton Matt Winn Damon Runyon Churchill Downs Leo Stokowski Dghtr Luba Plaza Hizzoner Charles Silver Cardinal Gordon Jenkins Capitol Theater Manhattan Towers Walter S. A. Spellman Winning Wire

Apology to Mrs Ernest Howard and Senator Hoey

The letter corrects misstatements about a luncheon and RFC inquiry led by Senator Hoey as committee chair. It clarifies that no Mrs Ernest Howard hosted the dinner and that the Howard and Hancock allegations warrant full committee investigation regardless of Hoey’s personal participation.

Ernest Howard RFC Clyde R. Hoey Hoey Washington Drew Pearson Pearson Senate Frank Hancock Federation of Citizens Associations of Washington Ernest Howards Howard Hancock

Casual Comment by W. A. Bivins and Wachovia Milestone

The column discusses Drew Pearson’s clashes with presidents and senators while noting his alleged fabrication. It then praises Wachovia Bank and Trust Company on its 70th anniversary, highlighting its growth from a Winston-Salem unit to a multi-city institution and its early Colonial style headquarters.

Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Winston-Salem Raleigh Charlotte Wachovia North Carolina Wachovia Bank America

Preschool Clinic Program Aims to Detect Early Defects

County Superintendent E D Idol announces preschool clinics starting April 5 for a month with hope to extend to three year olds. Clinics would identify physical defects and potential emotional issues tied to health problems, proposing a school system dentist to aid Guilford rural schools. Dr Crozier Griffith notes children remain babies through six, urging careful guardianship before teen years.

E. D. Idol Idol Guilford County Board of Education Crozier Griffith Philadelphia

Gin Rummy for Wife Sparks Weird Domestic Card Bet

A traveling salesman returns home to find his wife with another man who proposes a game of gin rummy for the wife. The husband agrees to a penny a point. The tale recalls a prior local swap where Zeb Lowden and Eph Rednose offered wives for a cord of wood and a goose, ending with regret and a joking wish for a jackass.

Zeb Lowden Eph Rednose Zeb Eph

Buffalo milling power and Niagara Falls indústria

Buffalo, the world’s largest milling center, produces up to 12 million barrels of flour annually. Niagara Falls has become the nation’s leading electro chemical and electro metallurgical manufacturing hub. Construction of the New York State capitol in Albany began in 1867 and finished in 1879. Americans are credited with inventing iced tea.

Buffalo N. Y Niagara Falls New York State Capitol Albany

Congress and Crime and Conspiracy in Washington

The piece notes many congressmen rent in Washington, mentions Pemex and Wenner-Gren circles, Pagliai ties, and oil talks in Mexico City. It highlights Edwin Pauley beside Harold Ickes and cites Downey assessing an odd Congress directory lineup. It ends by listing Senators Capehart and Chapman as contemporaries in alphabetical order.

Washington Congress Congressional Mexico Antonio J. Bermudez F Petroleas Mexicanos Pemex Bermudez Axel Wenner Crats New York State John A. Hastings Hastings Wenner-Gren Southern Cross Duke and Duchess of Windsor Nazi Goering Greta Garbo Mexico City Bruno Pagliai Pagliai Ericsson Telephone Company Hipodromas de Las Americas Rio Grande Warner-Gren Paglias Hotel del Prado Edwin W. Pauley Harold Ickes Sheridan Downey California Homer and Virgil Homer Capehart Indiana Virgil Chapman Kentucky

Rumor Mill Buzzes Over Marital Moves and Media Tales

Editors chase chatter on Paulette Goddard and Burgess Meredith settling matters on March 14 while Simone Simon may wed a Rothschild in Paris. Federal gossip spans divorces, marriages, and media deals with names like Dempsey, Runyon, Luce, and editors in New York society pages.

MAN About Town Paulette Goddard Burgess Meredith Simone Simon Paree Ann Miller K Mary Phillips Tagliavini Casey Jones Washington Columbia Drew Person Florida

New York Gossip and Notable Society Happenings

A collage of celebrity rumors and industry notes from New York includes about to wed marriages and reconciliations among the rich and famous. Betting lines and show business chatter mingle with reports of hotel closings and looming tax changes affecting nightlife.

Quotes on mood, media, and isolationism in mid-century press

A collection of political and media quotes reflects attitudes on mood management in public life, the impact of television on radio, and postwar isolationism. Notable voices include Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr of Massachusetts, Mark Goodson on entertainment, Jimmy Durante on radio, and Sen. Irving M. Ives on America’s role in the atomic age.

Mark Goodson

Bridges mocks federal pamphlets as wasteful humor

Washington columnist notes Senator Styles Bridges ridiculed government publications like Fleas of North America and Recipes for cooking muskrat meat. The piece argues the pamphlets aided disease control and wartime food supply, showing a need for context before criticism and highlighting vast mailings to Congress and the public.

Washington NEA Sen Styles Bridges New Hampshire North America Bridges Senator Bridges Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology Insects Army Ewing Fox Fish and Wildlife Service

Amsaveerr to Previous Pusale Feline Creature

Puzzle clues and answers form a themed word list with horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes animal, deity, materials, and common terms, featuring names like Artemis and various abbreviations, with cross references to fill a classic crossword layout.

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