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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1946
Page
4
A caustic urging message directed at 21 and older registered voters in High Point emphasizes voting as a civic duty. It warns unregistered or nonvoting citizens degrade democracy and frames the ballot as the sole weapon against totalitarian drift, urging support for Democratic candidates while acknowledging independent voters.
Lynn Nisbet notes the North Carolina Wildlife Federation struggles with money and support. Executive secretary Ross Stevens warns time is short as the group aims to separate game and inland fish from the department of conservation and development, drawing internal criticism and urging unity.
The column outlines anticipated heavy turnout on Tuesday and analyzes North Carolina voting trends. It compares past gubernatorial election results from 1936 through 1948, notes Democratic majorities, and discusses how wartime and off year factors affected turnout and margins. It predicts a record national vote and emphasizes party dynamics for 1948.
The piece argues that postwar strikes by ships' officers and air pilots jeopardize U S shipping and aviation. It warns unions seek to reserve captaincy and pilot roles to members, risking higher foreign competition and reduced U S travel advantage. It notes the TWA strike as a test case.
By George Sokolsky notes senior ALPA pay demands for Lockheed Constellation pilots reach about 1 096 98 to 1 187 43 monthly and annual totals between 13 000 and 15 000, with a 30 day paid vacation. He warns of national aviation cost pressures harming U S leadership in air travel and industry. He cites mediation failures, emergency board actions, and a strike that could threaten competitive rates and American aviation growth.
The article reviews early disarmament efforts led by Stalin and Molotov at UNA discussions and contrasts them with U S plans. It cites past failures of disarmament after World War I, argues peace may come through strong defense, and notes high military spending and advances in air power. It highlights Spaatz's claims on the B 36 and the potential reach of atomic weapons.
Paul Mallon argues peaceful U.S. aims and keeps atomic options, stressing that true disarmament requires authentic well being and mutual trust rather than public diplomacy or American-only steps. He warns against gullibility about neighboring intents and calls for long, careful effort to build genuine security.
A collage of New York theater chatter and city life outlines a busy nightscape. Producer John Golden signs Maurice Manson for Py in Heaven. vaudeville returns to Dayton with the 3 Stooges. Lena Turner and Hedy Lamarr headlines tease glamor and stage trends.
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