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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1946
Page
4
A columnist argues the Soviet Union resists friendship with the United States. Secretary Byrnes shifts from concession to firmness at Paris, while Molotov accuses the U S and Britain. The piece contends Russia seeks conflict to prolong global turmoil and drag out peace.
Judge Earle Rives of Greensboro remains undecided on calling a second primary after updated totals widened the gap to about a thousand votes behind incumbent Carl Durham. The editorial argues a runoff would be costly and unlikely to succeed, noting CIO-PAC dynamics, coalition needs, and potential harm to Rives' future prospects.
The Enterprise notes Fred Flagler Jr is tapped for Golden Fleece for UNC leaders and J Dewey Dorsett Jr is elected student body president. It highlights flagler’s growth, dorsett’s return from military service, and the father’s political and industrial background.
Earl Browder former Communist party leader travels to Moscow to study political life in the Soviet Union. The passage suggests Browder spent years aligned with party doctrine and seeks firsthand insight into Soviet governance.
Lord Inverchapel the new British ambassador to Washington plans to bring a young bagpiper from the Scottish Highlands to play at state functions. Wonder if he has informed his excellency that he must obtain approval from Petrillo.
CAPITOL SQUARE bill Sharpe notes Pathfinder readers from rural areas favor visiting relatives and friends for vacations. Sight seeing and fishing also factor in with California as a frequent destination. Most travelers plan long trips over 1500 miles, with 50 percent using cars and Sept Jan months gaining share.
A survey shows 34.1 percent will spend up to 250 dollars on vacations with 20.3 percent doubling that. Four percent take less than a week, 26 percent choose two weeks, and nearly 19 percent a full month. Romance remains, with 28 percent travelling in pairs and 30 percent with a third passenger.
Ex governor Harold Stassen promotes the Republican open forum as a bottom up political movement. Washington headquarters under Henry T. McKnight mails second monthly ballot asking what national labor policy should be. Ballots present six statements for yes or no with blank lines for custom items and aim to guide party platform.
Puerto Ricans rally behind Jesus S. Pinero to become the island’s native governor, with Tugwell’s ongoing role at the University of Puerto Rico complicating the pick. The era aims to ease congress relations and advance homegrown reforms led by Luis Muñoz Marín, while Tugwell’s legacy includes university expansion and a school lunch program.
A plea urges Americans to donate money or canned foods to the emergency food collection to aid children and people facing starvation abroad. The appeal stresses that a quarter of the world's population is hungry and asks readers to give generously at local depots to save lives.
The article analyzes President Truman breaking from Roosevelt era policies due to labor strikes and foreign policy disputes with Stalin. It notes tensions with labor leaders, potential anti-labor moves, and personnel changes, while outlining Palestine policy shifts and personnel realignments since FDR’s presidency.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt offers first extended appraisal of Franklin D Roosevelts role in world history for a Britannica supplement covering 1936 to 1946 She will be paid two cents a word matching standard rates for former leaders scientists and writers.
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