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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1946
Page
4
The piece argues abolition or trimming of OPA controls to spur production. It faults the administration for incompetence and inflation, calls to break black markets, raise prices temporarily, and make production profitable to beat inflation in the long run.
The piece outlines Micah 6 8 and Jesus S Sermon on the Mount urging just living. It emphasizes doing justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God citing Enoch and biblical figures to illustrate the ethical core of the Law and Gospel.
Councilman Sanders Dallas voices support for a dedicated High Point airport to handle rising air traffic. A. N. Ratliff questions if the remaining days in May allow a sufficient window for a major food drive to aid starving Europeans.
Reader Rosa Sutherland warns a railroad strike could topple the nation if leaders fail to resist outside agitators. FE C Yates notes heavy Friday night rainfall flooding South Main and Commerce, with water covering the sidewalk near the hat shop.
A reflective piece argues the U S should avoid exploiting occupied nations and instead act with humanitarian aid. It contrasts wartime conduct with Genghis Khan style conquest and highlights Aug 10 as a birthday for the aging figure tied to relief work who has traveled globally delivering bread and soup.
The piece lauds Herbert Hoover as a tireless, global beggar of aid who fights hunger without political motive. It praises his Quaker roots, his refusal to mix charity with policy, and the American tradition of mercy over science, urging continued acts of love toward enemies and hungry children.
Peter Edson discusses Donald Richberg’s plan to use the criminal code section 19 to curb strikes harming public interest. Lucas introduces a bill to authorize government seizure of essential industries if peaceful settlement fails, with worker compensation and wage protections. The proposal signals a hard-nosed approach to labor disputes despite low chances of passage.
A sweeping analysis notes Truman and Lewis separately pressuring to kill the Case labor bill, while risk of backlash against busting the coal miners and AFL. It highlights labor lobby power, postwar strikes, and political maneuvering in Congress amid public frustration.
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