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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1946
Page
4
Prevention of a nasty fight over health schools and budgets
The author warns of a looming partisan clash among health advocates teachers and fiscal experts in North Carolina. He urges Governor Cherry to convene leaders from health education and finance to craft a unified, progressive program for 1947 avoiding a political football and preserving important state interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
R. Cherry
Raleigh
Harry Caldwell
Good Health Association
North Caroa
Caldwell
University of North Carolina
Duke
State Board of Education
Cherry
Carolina
We Will Not Accept Restricted Clubs in America
A North Carolina veteran and his Christian wife faced discrimination at a Virginia Beach club that refused Jews. The letter urges defenders of democracy and decency to oppose “restricted” facilities and to demand equal rights for Jews, Negroes, and all Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Virginia Beach
South
el Chico
John L. Lewis
Izzy Eliason
OPA rents and housing conditions debate highlights
The article argues the OPA should maintain rent ceilings while noting rising costs for owners and declining building services for tenants. It cites diminished building maintenance as occupancy changes, with the author describing personal experience in a deteriorating neighborhood and reflecting on rent levels tied to neighborhood demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
New York
Housing Service and Industry Shortfalls Cited by Sokolsky
By George Sokolsky argues housing is a service industry, not real estate, citing inadequate management leading to robberies and poor maintenance. He condemns racial hiring prejudice and notes New York parking garages exploiting shortages, urging city fines for violations and consumer backlash when housing shortages end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France election seen as Communist ruse threatens world balance
Washington notes argue that a French government collapse could boost Stalin on the UN Security Council, shifting power toward Communist influence. Analysts claim France did not elect Communists, but split anti Communist voters may empower Communists. Socialists must unite with other anti Communists to prevent a one third Communist bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Stalin
Executive Council
The
United Nations
Council
China
UNO Council
UNO
United States
Great Britain
Paris
de Gaulle
Popular Republicans
Bidault
Coness
Lessons from French election on anti Communist unity
Paul Mallon argues anti Communist majorities must avoid sectarian splits to prevent Communists from gaining control in France. He blames de Gaulle’s marginalization by Communists and U S error and urges backing Bidault and de Gaulle to block Thorez and prevent China or France from falling to Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Bidault
France
Thorez
Russia
China
Voteless now cast ballots for music in Washington
Washington voters will not cast ballots for offices but will vote on music choices for the National Symphony Orchestra. The Young People’s League with Dr Hans Kindler launches The Symphony Hit Parade at Constitution Hall. Ballots are printed and distributed across government departments and media outlets for public selection of three to four works per program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Eads
Washington
National Symphony Orchestra
Ogg Bs
Young Peoples League
Hans Kindler
Symphony
Constitution Hall
Jane Lingo
Margaret Truman
YoungePoples League
East
J. P. Hayes
Gershwin
Tin Pan Alley
Mr. Hayes
Rachmaninoff
Tchaikovsky
Chopin
Leslie Douglas
Henry Wallace
Beethoven
Lucille Butler
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Government Girls’ Club
Army
Navy
New York Whispers and Show Business Gossips
A collage of Broadway satire and celebrity quips from New York society, recounting overheard jests about actors, writers, and politicians. The column lampoons films, radio debates, and libel anecdotes, with in jokes about Paulette Goddard Gregory Peck Will Rogers Jr and Somerset Maugham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulette Goddard
Gregory Peck
Will Rogers, Jr
Adolph Menjou
Paulette
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