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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1946
Page
4
A defense of true liberalism as individual rights and limited government. It argues liberals support labor rights to organize and bargain, protections for minorities, and freedom for both workers and employers, warning against totalitarian drift and excessive wartime controls.
W.A.B. recounts Jesus as bread and water of life, contrasting physical feeding with spiritual sustenance. He notes the crowd seeking signs, Jesus offering eternal life, and the call to seek, knock, and access divine grace through faith and prayer.
W B Harris notes Republicans gaining strength in High Point while the trend favors the party over individual candidates. J F Jones argues juror gender reform should have waited for a general vote, not the primary, since women would bear the burden of the decision.
Readers weigh in on air mail week generosity in High Point with 5 000 stamps sold. A judge urges NC lawmakers to ban firecrackers at large gatherings. A shopper questions Sunday bread sales and curbs on selling bread.
The piece argues Moscow-backed stumping helped GOP wins and PAC ties with CIO, warns of aftereffects for 1948 campaigns, and credits internal betrayals within Democrats for their losses. It names Phil Murray, CSO, and various party figures while noting media responses and political shifts.
Cape main issue in North Carolina budget talks focuses on a 20 percent teacher salary increase and wartime supplements. The Charlotte Observer endorses higher scales with proposed ranges up to 3000 for long service, while state figures suggest increases could vary from 42 to over 68 percent. Experienced teachers are expected in large numbers for 1947 48 term.
Lynn Nisbet reports on shortages and the Charlotte plan to raise teacher pay. A certificates and graduate certificates see large percentage increases, driven by多数 experienced holders, pushing total costs from 48 million this year to about 80 million under adoption.
The piece argues PAC and allied groups pushed a socialist agenda, aiming to force Democrats and some Republicans to back its program or face defeat. It claims success only in New York, describes PAC as un-American for forcing candidates to accept its platform, and notes Stalin’s alleged endorsement as decisive but ultimately insufficient.
The piece argues Americans vote as individuals, not as a bloc, naming Wallace, Pepper, Kilgore, De Lacy, and Marcantonio as key figures. It claims PAC lost cohesion after Roosevelt and Hillman died, failed to mobilize labor, and produced a chaotic, disunited stance that subordinated American concepts to European ideologies.
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