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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
4
A Thanksgiving message emphasizes gratitude for national survival and allied victory while urging continuous effort to fix past errors and build a better world. It calls for reliance on divine aid and self-help in both peace and war.
The piece argues wealth comes from production and warns that halting output harms all sectors including war bonds and consumers. It surveys unification of defense forces, weighing risks of single dept versus separate services, and favors merger while noting limited impact.
The AP Washington columnist quotes a retired admiral who opposes armed forces unification. He argues Congress is unlikely to pursue merging services and, if attempted, would still leave separate army navy and air corps with a single cabinet secretary.
A letter from High Pointers in Columbia, S C, to Mrs Lella Weldon praises Rev Wilson Weldon for both preaching and sports aptitude. It notes his fast league pitching and anticipates potential advancement. The writers express pride and bid farewell, signing as High Pointers in general.
Roy Braden says natural protection in the city's watershed is strong but notes human cooperation can further aid soil erosion control. He frames the remark as part of a broader city planning approach.
Lt Darrell Sechrest voices need for decent inexpensive entertainment venues in High Point and criticizes small towns for better options. Mrs Margaret Farrar laments wasted chance to house the library in the old post office building. Dr W J McAnally condemns highway ditch maintenance contributing to silt in city reservoir and urges roadside vegetation to reduce runoff.
The piece analyzes GOP hopes and hazards in 1948 toward mid term gains and a presidential race. It cites Dewey Stassen Brownell Halleck and Bricker as key figures, notes Pearl Harbor inquiry shaping climate, and discusses strategy of drift versus drive and potential nomination dynamics.
CAPITOL SQUARE summary notes Highway Patrol last month logged 442 011 miles while checking 36 288 licenses and inspecting 33 982 vehicles. There were 3 196 arrests and 3 509 citations with 3 169 court cases producing 3 055 traffic convictions and fines plus costs totaling 82 , etc. Recognition for Clyde Robinson and Kerr Scott roles noted.
A college professor argues against special veteran only campuses and accelerated degree tracks. He warns lower standards could create educational chaos, taint degrees, and threaten professional fields, urging equal access with maintained rigor and opportunity.
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