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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
3
A column paints John L Lewis as a bellicose labor foe who blacklists miners and clashes with FDR. It accuses him of anti government rhetoric, vanity, and ruthless power, contrasting his rhetoric with wartime loyalty and predicting lasting unpopularity among Americans.
The United Nations plans to replace its complex flag display with a single World Flag after UN diplomats approved the banner. Brooks Harding, San Francisco national chairman of the U S division, travels east to confer with UN officials as the history of the flag is outlined. The flag features a white field with four bars symbolizing purity and peace, with bars potentially expanding in number as nations align on a basic set of freedoms.
The Japanese finance ministry was ordered to report to the Allied civil property custodian on the disposition of allied detainees in Japan and the freezing of assets in Japanese ports in July 1941.
Copenhagen May 30 Amid German occupation a Danish film company shot a resistance tale "Red Acres" with guards, alarms, and disguises. Lau Lauritzen faced shortages and tax hikes while hoping for a wider European and eventual American release. He warns taxes may force local cinema out of business as Danish studios struggle for equipment and capital. The piece notes Denmark’s small, underfunded film industry and its ambition to compete with Hollywood.
A white bulldog eluded the dog catcher and hid in City Hall. City workers collected funds to license the dog and its owner paid the taxes.
Os Car Stehlick reported his car was struck and damaged while away. A note left in the vehicle bore a license number and the phrase This fellow hit your car suggesting a hit and run reference.
Bethesda naval hospital said there was no change in the serious condition of Senator Bankhead aged 73 after a stroke last Friday. In Tarboro, Ernest D Edmondson of Oak City was killed when his truck struck a high tension pole and he came into contact with a power line while attempting to rejoin the road.
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