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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1946
Page
4
A reflective critique warns that both communism and fascism seek total control, paralyzing American freedom via a daily sedative of security. It contrasts Russia and the West, cites warnings ignored after Pearl Harbor, and cautions against elites who favor planned economy over liberty.
A reflective piece on Mary and Jesus, tracing the boy Jesus in Jerusalem, his obedience to his earthly parents, and Mary’s faith and steadfast love. It contrasts biblical legends with probable life lessons, emphasizing maternal discipline, faith, and service to God.
L. F. Ferree, Republican chair, questions City Manager Roy Braden on using meters for revenue. Braden argues meters justify city income. Ferree notes a 400000 surplus last July and asks why rely on pennies and nickels sent to meter manufacturers.
City officials discuss parking on Main Street and revenue from meters while questioning the balance between traveling needs and private parking. Citizens argue meters focus on income. others doubt they solve parking problems.
Senator Forrest Donnell attacked a Schwellenbach health insurance statement as ghost-written. The piece argues ghost writers are common in Washington, aiding many officials from Schwellenbach to Wallace and Anderson, with advisers shaping public utterances and reports.
The author argues that Soviet Russia opposes formal peace treaties and international consensus, preferring a peace of its own making to pursue global expansion through war and ideological penetration, citing Byrnes proposals and Churchill’s alliance. Three examples are to follow.
By George Sokolsky argues Russia uses three fronts Iran France and Spain to expand influence. He claims Iran’s evacuation, France’s leadership under Thorez and Duclos, and Spain’s Franco era pose threats via occupation political pressure and UN diplomacy. He warns that Soviet aims would destabilize world order.
A column discusses foreign loan politics and what it calls diplomatic blackmail. It argues the United States uses its riches to influence Europe and Asia, cites France Britain and others, and notes Truman Bidault talks amid France elections June 2. It also profiles Ken Romney and Emil Hurja, noting Hurja’s contested political trajectory and Jim Farley’s take on credit.
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