A Message for UNC Critics
Editorial targets High Point readers urging support for a Chapel Hill conference on research and welfare to aid the South. It argues universities, industry, and government must expand industrial, agricultural, and educational research, calling for regional commitment and industrial leaders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
University of Carolina
Chapel Hill
Frank Graham
Uni
Himelelf
North Carolina
South
Kingdom Power and Glory in the Lord's Prayer
The article reflects on the phrase For Thine is the kingdom power and glory from the Lord's Prayer. It discusses interpretations of kingdom as realm rather than republic, the present nature of God's kingdom, and the duties to seek God's kingdom and righteousness, with references to energy forms and divine glory. It also includes a parable about an artist and a closing meditation on divine perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
H. A. Cecil
Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
Associated Press
High Point
N. C
Moffatt
Matthew
Jesus
Owever
Sus
God
St. John
Paul
W.A.B
Community notes on policing, clothing drive, and a memorial letter
Mrs Martha A Brooks laments police presence for schoolchildren in clear weather but not in rain. Lee Schaner notes a clothing drive completion with 66 000 pounds collected by High Point. J Gurney Wilson writes from ship about a memorial service for the late president and a Georgia preacher echoing Rev Hutchins.
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Martha A. Brooks
High Point
Lee Schaner
Ste J. Gurney Wilson
Mina K Wilson
Georgia
Hutchins
Baptist Church
Local notes highlight Red Cross praise and community events
S/Sgt J H Linville in France praises American Red Cross aid for POWs with food and cigarettes and warns against ARM criticism while commending ongoing work. Baynes praises the W W C A for High Point women and membership drive. Ellington notes eight elementary school track meets. Duke and High Point praise a cappella choir. Margaret Royal jokes about mistaken postal duties.
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J. H. Linville
Red Cross
Sgt. Linville
France
The
American Red Cross
High Point High School
Carl Cronstedt
Frank 8. Hickman
Duke University
These Days Death of Fascist Leaders Recalled
The piece condemns Mussolini Hitler Goebbels Farinacci Starace and other fascist figures after their deaths. It argues their rise depended on others' deaths and power built on hatred, calling for reflection on their crimes and the era of savagery they promoted.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Goebbels
Farinacci
Starace
By George Sokolsky on contempt for humanity and state power
A Sokolsky tract laments the crime of depriving human dignity through technocracy and totalitarianism. It links Nazism and fascism to a long intellectual trend that devalues individual will, likening state control to enslavement and warning that morality and sanctity of life are core defenses of civilization.
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Southeast
Hitler
Mussolini
God
Hitler Death Rumors Shine Light on Axis Rulers Fate
The column surveys the unresolved fates of remaining Axis leaders and war criminals. It notes possible faked deaths, the prospect of Doenitz or other leaders rising, and recalls postwar efforts to bring figures like Tirpitz and Scheer to trial while warning against mob justice in settling Mussolini’s execution and the Nazi leadership.
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Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Doenitz
Himmler
Goebbels
Ley
von Ribbentrop
Petain
Laval
Durand
Fry
United Nations
Derfuehrer
Admiral .Doenitz
High Seas
Admiral von Tirpitz
Scheer
Patzig
Poland
IL Duce
Mussolini
New York
Germany
Lublin
Maidenek
Treblinka
Mieste
Belsen
Auschwitz
Orbke
Heppenheim
Rome Cave
Afterlife Debate Over Benito’s Execution and Italian Reactions
An Italian American debate centers on Benito Mussolini’s execution and burial at Sing Sing. Some condemn the mob’s act as shameful while others call for open trials to expose his tyrannies and warn future dictators.
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Sing Sing
United States
Caesar
New York
Italy
Benito
Vatican
Tr Duce
Milan
Matteotti
Rossellis
de Bosis
Sforza
Croce
Ferrero
Don Storza
Greece
Mazzini
Garibaldi
Duranty and Harless Echo Broadside on War Censorship
Walter Duranty of the New York Times joins a lunch discussion about the Molotov story and wartime censorship. Richard F. Harless vows to testify before Congress on prisoner handling, while the column blasts postwar Germany and defends press freedom amid Cairo and Egypt coverage.
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San Fran
Walter Duranty
N. Y. Times
Moscow
Mr. Duranty
Ivan Paul
San Francisco Examiner
Duranty
Erudite
Profess
Western Union
Washington
W. Winchell
Mirror
Nyc
Military Affairs Committee
House
Richard F. Harless
Congress
Arizona
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UNC
Sgt. Kitchen Baynes
W.W.C.A
H. P. Morrison
U Y
Ellington
Margaret Royal
Europe
Mussolinii
George Sokolsky
By Albert Leman
Darling
Winchell
Harry Truman
Truman
Japan
Platz
Hiss
der Fuehrer
Horst Wessel
Lidice
U. S
Eric Sevareid
Egypt
San Francisco
Argentina
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