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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1950
Page
4
The editorial notes Duke won seven to nothing despite mixed feelings. It stresses state pride, American spirit, and the value of sports in shaping national character. The piece defends the game's importance and the public excitement it generated in Kenan stadium.
Foreword edition reflects on Saint Paul lessons in growing in Christian living. It urges personal Bible study, proper context, and use of concordances and translations. It cites Philippians 4 12 13 and John 5 39 40 to show Paul’s balanced life of poverty and prosperity, duty and faith, under God’s strength.
The piece weighs whether the United Nations is a federation or forum of sovereign states and argues flag precedence reflects sovereignty. It notes U S veto power, calls for lawful reconsideration, and warns that flag symbolism shapes national morale amid Cold War tensions.
A humorous reminiscence on ignoring home heating ads lead to a cold basement scare and a hard lesson about preventive checks. The piece also relays a Georgia tale of a masterful roadside rescue and closes with Mayor Bailey’s view on prioritizing water, sewer, streets, and parking over an auditorium.
Fresco Thompson, Brooklyn Dodgers general manager, says the team plans to add mechanical batters next year. The move would allow dispensing with human players and relies on new pitching and ball retrieval machines already in use.
A 1950 congressional record criticizes Max Lowenthal and a hostile House committee hearing. It discusses Lowenthal’s alleged anti FBI activity, his links to known Communists, and the broader impact on Americans and civil rights with names like Pressman Abt Kramer Witt and figures such as Theodore Roosevelt and Hiss referenced.
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service and Social Security Administration plan to collect names and addresses of about a million housewives who employ domestic workers. Form 942 will be sent quarterly, detailing wages, social security numbers, and taxes due, with rules on who must register and how benefits are handled.
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