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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1949

Page

4

Financial critique targets North Carolina cash crisis and lenders

Raleigh Correspondent Lynn Nisbet notes NC is not bankrupt or defaulting but faces tighter finances than a decade and a half. The piece accuses the Scott administration of short sighted cash management, evasive denial, and reliance on banks for future borrowing, risking public trust.

North Main Street High Point Raleigh Lynn Nisbet North Carolina Mr. Nisbet Kerr Scott and Company

RFC Loans Reach New High As Government Backing Grows

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation holds about 416 million in outstanding business loans with some 5400 firms owing money and 1200 new applications monthly. High profile loans include Kaiser-Frazer, Lustron, and transit electrification. Critics warn of federal overreach while taxpayers fund these loans.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Washington RFC Massachusetts Henry Kaiser Kaiser-Frazer Corp Pennsylvania Railroad New York- Washington Lustron Corp Congress

Lions Honor Kerr Scott Amid Civic Club Feud

The Swepsonville Lions named Kerr Scott an honorary member despite his harsh public stance against Lions and other civic groups in Alamance. The gesture follows a long running feud as Scott, a prominent local figure, remains in the spotlight of state affairs.

Swepsonville Lions Kerr Scott Bull of Alamance Lions

Little Woman Dishes On Trumans Share the Wealth

Washington column features a sharp exchange with a self described “little woman” denouncing Truman’s welfare program as hypocritical. She criticizes fundraisers for high dinner prices and links the policy to a broader attack on reactionaries, while noting a Soviet report on tuition and park fees. The piece also cites IRS refund fraud patterns connected to fake firms and dependents.

Truman Mr. Truman Louisiana Purchase Moscow

Russian horse show critique by a Marxist writer

A special brass correspondent sharpens a critique of a New York horse show as capitalist spectacle. He targets Wall Street wealth, consumer beauty culture, and class disparity, arguing women and fur fashion dominate the event while dismissing horses as mere props in a broader ideological critique.

George Gramada New York Wall Street Gilbert S. Underwood Paris Underwood Washington

Frogs Glow From Fireflies And Other Mirthful Facts

Notable curiosities note frogs glow when they eat fireflies revealing light through skin. A newborn increases average household work by about ten hours weekly. In 1929 Pennsylvania saw 379 bee hives destroyed by black bears. Pork is nicknamed corn on the hoof in farm belts. Kentucky hosts over 57 thousand miles of highways. England counts more than ten million bicycles in use.

Don Marquis Thomas Carlyle London New York North Carolina Newark

Washington Admiral Denfeld party dog incident noted

The night Admiral Denfeld faced removal as chief of naval operations a dog named Frisco nipped a guest at his home. A servant was told to remove the dog, and was loudly told to bite Secretary Matthews if needed, prompting five minutes of laughter.

Washington NEA Denfeld Naval Operations Frisco Matthews

Religion and Unbelief Reflections From a Sunday Sermon

Reverend Arthur Kale discusses faith and doubt, citing infidels and poets while noting the common impulse to discuss religion. The piece references Mark Twain, Alfred Tennyson, and Russell L. Dick, linking worry and belief to emotional health and practical coping strategies.

Arthur Kale Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Cory

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