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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1946
Page
4
The High Point mayor Earl Phillips voiced frustration over losing prospective industries due to alleged site zoning. The editorial urges strong leadership to coordinate expansion, urging housing and infrastructure alignment, backing Phillips as the city pursues internal and external industry growth.
W.A.B. reflects on Jesus intercessory prayer in John 17 sanctify them through thy truth thy word is truth He argues sanctification frees from sin sets apart for holy office and calls believers to declare full truth of God while seeking unity love and mission through Christ.
RK L Grace comments on why police would arrest a home poker or crap game but approve paying to enter a carnival and gamble there. He notes stakes differ but outcomes are similar, arguing inconsistency in enforcement.
In a council gathering Horace Haworth praised young men for civility and urged solving world tensions through good manners. Vance McGee criticized attacks on Russia and warned of calls for a Britain alliance. Police Chief Lowdermilk proposed school safety curricula. A C Kendall quipped about miners' raises. Mrs. Florence Alien and Mrs. N P Yarborough called women to Red Cross sewing for children and abroad.
Washington Post watchdog Jerry Klutz notes payroll figures mislead without breakdowns as federal employment hovers near 2.4 million, only 600,000 below wartime peak. War-time agencies close or transfer duties, while agencies like VA expand to serve about 15 million veterans in postwar era.
Jack Stinnett notes administrative duties surge under new veterans laws and war surplus disposals. Agencies from Agriculture to Treasury see temporary strain as departments reestablish embassies, consulates, and civilian posts for occupier forces. Labor expands, while military downsizes shift to civilians. question if wartime governance lingers beyond the war.
An editorial attacks Governor Lehman for resigning from UNRRA amid disputes over Herbert Hoover and UNRRA’s ability to avert famine in Europe. It argues UNRRA is a political tool, condemns government manipulation of hunger, and suggests Soviet wheat aid to France aims to sway May votes for Thorez.
In a vigorous column Sokolsky attacks UNRRA and OPA policies, arguing famine relief requires grain and fats for humans not animals, condemning US rationing as counterproductive. He questions Lehman and UNRRA leadership, warns that political manipulation harms hungry Europeans and praises frank, aggressive truth over conciliatory rhetoric.
The article analyzes Moscow’s anti encirclement propaganda as a long running weapon in Russia from the thirteenth century to today. It argues fear of western powers feeds hostility to allies and could push Russians toward backing rifles over butter amid shortages. It notes dissent grows slowly, with election turnout showing limited opposition.
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