High Point Enterprise Afternoon and Sunday Morning
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1949
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise reports edition timing for readers with an afternoon and Sunday morning release schedule.
Edwin Gill, long regarded as a premier North Carolina public servant, will join Gardner Morrison and Rogers in Washington after about twenty years of service. Once commissioner of paroles and later revenue, Gill warns of a looming cash crisis while embracing a return to private life for financial opportunity and greater impact in law.
The essay argues American unity through media and transport fosters shared tastes yet risks erasing regional distinctness. It promotes regionalism as a healthy force to preserve local traits such as folk music, cuisine, speech, and religious practices, suggesting pride in the South strengthens national identity.
A New York professor concludes a 14 year study of burlesque, prompting plans to lecture on American history. The piece notes social satire, politics and cultural shifts reflected in entertainment.
Washington report says Senator Warren Magnuson plans part of the congressional recess on Alcatraz. The judiciary subcommittee chair argues the San Francisco prison is expensive to run and costs taxpayers over ten thousand dollars per inmate, far above director James Bennett’s estimate.
A collage of lighthearted items and historical corrections from High Point pages covers Halloween pranks, a camellia hobbyist, and clarifications on the first schools and colleges. Included are reminiscences about Sarah Bernhardt, a Camellia chapter, and milestones from the High Point Female College and its wartime shifts.
The aging White House is a rickety shell with interior supports risking collapse in a heavy snow or tremor. A remodeling commission has slow progress and the First Family resides at Blair House while work is forecast to start by year’s end.
A critique of federal and state tax policy argues the tax dollar is the sole funding source for government. It notes high income taxes, spending on education and subsidies, and the danger of permanent entitlements eroding fiscal flexibility. It quotes John T Flynn and recounts La Guardia on budget pressures from snow and urban costs.
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