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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1946

Page

5

Woman as Force in History reviewed by Beard

The review praises Mary Beard's study of women as active shapers of history in Woman as Force in History. It notes Beard challenges the idea that women were only a subject sex, cites Blackstone's influence, and highlights women's roles from ancient to modern times, including politics and mysticism. The book, dense and demanding, is deemed essential for readers seeking a deeper understanding of women's past and future.

Mary Beard Mrs. Beard Ulion Sir William Blackstone England

My Africa and Blue Boy book notes review roundup

A compact survey notes Mbonu Ojike’s view of Africa America relations rooted in misperception by missionaries and media. It then discusses Jean Giono’s Blue Boy, praising its vivid sensory detail and human growth, with emphasis on the baker’s wife Aurelie and Giono’s self-described sensualism.

Africa Mbonu Ojike John Day Ohio State University Mbonu Gold Coast Merchant of Venues University of Oxford Europe America Jean Giono Viking Mediterranean Giono Odripano Gonzales Aurelie Katherine A. Clarke

Science, Liberty and Peace by Aldous Huxley review

The short critique notes Huxley’s restrained rebuke of science’s role in society. It argues the book links liberty’s decline with centralization of power, while science is portrayed as complicit yet not overtly hostile to spiritual belief. A concise, balanced assessment of the argument and tone.

Aldous Huxley Harper Huxley Cap

The Bear That Wasn't reviewed by Frank Tashlin

A playful critique of Frank Tashlin's book The Bear That Wasn't from Dutton 1.25, about a bear who believes he is a worker until winter returns. The cartoon style tale explores identity with humor and a hint of social satire.

Frank Tashlin Dutton

The Single Pilgrim by Mary Roland review

A blunt review of The Single Pilgrim noting a plot about Stephanie Thorne's fiancé missing in action and her promiscuous acts ending in syphilis. The critic argues the theme is overblown and the book is claptrap, contrasting with 19th century heroines.

Pilgrim Mary Roland Crowell Stephanie Thorne

The Great Divorce reviewed by a cautious critic

A reviewer mocks C S Lewis The Great Divorce calling it dull and lead-footed while noting scenes like Celestial Omnibus and a harsh Heaven threshold. The piece highlights a stark black or white moral and a harsh fate for any hidden sin, with the author of The Screwtape Letters not escaping criticism.

C. S. Lewis Macmillan Heaven

Army Doctor In Warning On Disease In Pacific

HONOLULU March 23 Capt Paul Withington assistant medical officer of the 14th naval district warned that the United States sits on a volcano of disease from the Orient that may erupt into a major epidemic at any time. He noted scrub typhus malaria and other threats while stressing rapid stabilization to prevent further loss of medical personnel. California authorities reported an outbreak of smallpox from the Orient and urged vaccination.

Honolulu Paul Withington 14Th Naval District United States Orient Pacific California San Francisco United States Army Joe

Scout Camp registrations surge amid June slots opening

Registrations for the summer scout camp are growing with June 16 and June 30 sessions filled. Additional slots exist for June 23 and July 7 with limited openings in the second and fourth weeks. Districts High Point Rowan Thomasville Lexington each show multiple troops registered, while C M Gaskins becomes camp director and Robert Holladay leads field operations.

B. W. Hackney High Point Council Thomasville Lexington Rowan

Italian Bandits Rampage Across Sicily Defy Police

In Palermo and across Sicily armed gangs launch organized attacks on carabinieri barracks using machines guns hand grenades and rifles. A major assault at Bello Camp near Agrigento led to surrender after dynamite threats and destruction of records. Other outlying barracks and a Catania clash with separatists left many dead or wounded. Authorities report gangs plundering cattle horses and food as part of a wider terror campaign.

Palermo Italy INS Icaly Agriegento Carabinieri Bello Catania

Lost pay at Portland shipyards nets fortune

In Portland Oregon three shipyards hold drawers filled with pay and war bonds totaling 432248 dollars. The amount includes 350000000 in pay and 87000 in war bonds, creating a potential near millionaire treasure. officials urge claimants to come forward with proof of entitlement.

Portland Oregon INS

Two High Point Men To Graduate From Medical School

Two High Point men, John Alvis F. Aa Olystoch and Veach Long, will receive their doctor of medicine degrees at Bowman Gray School of Medicine Wake Forest College Sunday afternoon. Fowler will intern at U S Naval Hospital Corpus Christi Texas, Rowland at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Lexington graduates are William Louis Bingham and David Carlton Mack. Thomas T. Mackie from New York City, recently discharged from the army medical corps, will deliver the commencement address.

John Alvis F Olystoch Veach Long Bowman Gray School of Medicine Wake Or Fowler U. S. Naval Hospital Corpus Christi Texas Rowland Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Lexington William Louis Bingham David Carlton Mack Thomas T. Mackie New York City Army Medical Corps

What Think Ye Of Christ by REV T T LINDSEY

A sermon argues Christ is not a weakling or menace but the enduring answer to social and personal ills. Christ’s forceful presence, moral influence, and timeless relevance are urged as the path to peace, justice, and a better world. Lent calls for Christ as daily companion.

Rev T. T. Lindsey Jesus Christ John the Baptist Pilate Caiaphas Emer God Lloyd George England

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