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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1947

Page

4

High Point Urges City to Wash and Lift its Face

Editorial calls four prominent citizens to discuss a city makeover on WHPE stations this afternoon. It argues High Point appears dirty and slovenly, urges increased street cleaning, sanitation, and storefront improvements to attract business and new residents, with government leadership urged.

High Point WHPE Whpe-Fm Thisternoon Main Street North Carolina Winston-Salem

Parable of the Good Samaritan sermon highlights

Dr. Frederick F. Brown at First Baptist church expounds Jesus parables on the Kingdom of God, forgiveness, and neighborly mercy. He links biblical lessons to everyday life and stresses universal brotherhood beyond race or class.

Frederick F. Brown First Baptist Church Jesus Christ Jerusalem Jericho

Capitol Square By Lynn Nisbet

State Treasurer Charles M. Johnson warned in Wilmington that the sales tax would never be repealed a stance commended by observers. Critics cite his remark that nothing can be done about abuses and merchant profits. Despite support for the tax its administration remains imperfect and adjustments have occurred since 1933 with further changes possible.

Charles M. Johnson Wilmington North Carolina General Assembly Mr. Fly Professor Hook Fly Hook

Land Use Shifts in Eastern Carolina Aims at Livestock Basis

Highway official J A Bridger urges letting unprofitable acreage lie fallow to recuperate from intensive farming. Eastern NC growers push meat and food processing via Burgaw cold storage and Kinston packing plant, with state farms promoting truck crops, poultry, and livestock. Publicity plans seek steady facts over hype while educating citizens on school funding and governance.

J. A. Bridger Eastern Carolina Pender Cold Storage and Freezer Locker Burgaw Vivien Whitfield Kinston North Carolina Kinston Packing Company Cherry General Assembly Ballyhoo Good Health Association North

Mad House satire on Congress and travel gaffes

Washington diary humor threads through a naval aide’s questions about a special session and adjournment. The piece jests at expense accounts and mileage figures while noting senators known for travel to Tehran and an Arabian Night style misadventure.

Washington Naval Michelangelo Rembrandt Kelly Truman Congress Kelly Mr. Kelly Cate Knowland California Green Rhode Island Young North Dakota Cordon Oregon Tehran Appropriations Committee Bagdad Sinbad

Debate Over Loyalty and Dismissals in Government Agencies

The piece argues for employer authority to fire employees when loyalty is in question, citing cases from the State Department and a civil rights council. It critiques a judge’s stance that protected the worker, noting subversive activities and the need to shield official actions from internal threats.

State Department United States of America Sidney Hook James L. Fly National Council of Jewish Women Sec

East Side West Side Novel Noted for New York Flavor

A reading desk column surveys Marcia Davenport's East Side West Side as authentically New York like the subway rush hour and praises its freshness. It also pokes fun at Hollywood, politics, and occasional literary digs while noting broader cultural shifts.

Marcia Davenport

Editorial extracts on Dies era and Cold War tensions

A fragmented editorial page vents at Martin Dies and anti communism tactics, noting character attacks and purported misuses of evidence. It cites James Welden on democracy versus communist rhetoric, mocks headlines about Russia and price controls, and references U.S. political figures and events of the period with satirical tone.

Norman Chandler Los Angeles Anti-Fidrfr Congress Martin Wood-Rankin Utader Wasst James M. Weldon Lenin

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