High Point Enterprise Editorial and Circulation Staff Note
The High Point Enterprise lists daily staff credits including R B Terry as President and Robert L Thompson as Editor with D A Rawley as Secretary Treasurer and W Patterson Jr as Adv Director. It also notes circulation rates by mail and carrier for three, six and twelve month periods.
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R. B. Terry
Robert L. Thompson
D. A. Rawley
Co. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Federal action targets toothpaste claims on pink toothbrush
The FTC orders a toothpaste maker to stop advertising that its paste has special value for compacting pink toothbrushes and alleges misrepresentation of dentist usage. The company vows a legal challenge, while the piece argues broader mis advertising across medicines cigarettes and liquor.
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Federal Trade Commission
the Trade Commission
Brotherly Move Signals Senate Drive in Alamance
The piece notes Ralph Scott, brother of Governor Kerr Scott, announced a bid for the state senate from Alamance County. It argues for a strong legislature as a safeguard amid an unpredictable governor and calls attention to campaign activity prompting readers to consider candidacies and support.
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Ralph Scott
Kerr Scott
State Senate
Alamance
Airline Fatalities and Public Confidence After Dallas Crash
A North Carolina perspective notes a Dallas airliner crash that killed 28 passengers and discusses public doubt about flying. The piece urges airlines to publish clearer statistics on passenger miles versus fatalities to restore trust.
Morehead Planetarium Christmas Show At Chapel Hill
The Morehead Planetarium on the UNC campus offers its Christmas show The Star of Bethlehem every night and weekend afternoon. The reviewer urges families to attend as it is a top performance likely to draw repeat visits and establish the planetarium as a premier cultural venue in North Carolina.
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Morehead Planetarium
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Tabby
Pratt Falls
Miss Reid
Kelly
Mr. Truman
Rafferty
Harry
MAN About Town
Jean Arthur
N.Y.U
Peaches” Browning
Z. Scott
Reno
J. Steinbeck
Joe DiMaggio
Hollywood
MGM
Lucille Bremer
A. Rodriguez
L. H. Tharp
Peabody Sisters
Salem
Little, Brown
Gwen Bristow
Literary Guild
Crowell
Gal Colyunist
Eisenhower
Gopals
Witty Observations From a Christmas Gag Line
A short, humorous verse from M. L. Patrick offers quips on leisure, sermons, overeating, and marital misfortune. The piece pivots on ironic contrasts and biblical sayings recast for light entertainment.
Nations Seconding Peace Push On Borders
In remarks from a historic assembly scene political leaders urge renewed efforts to restore peace along the northern Greek border and normalize relations with northern neighbors. The text condemns outside aid to guerrillas and asserts Greece must bind up its wounds while avoiding an arms race or permanent troops in Europe.
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United Nations General) Assembly
Greece
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Europe
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
The Bridge Truman Never Crosses
A humorous Washington scene critiques President Truman through a running joke about a receding bridge he never reaches. Aide Michelangelo Rembrandt Kelly leads the chatter while colleagues propose various bridge metaphors and joke about timing and politics.
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Washington
Navy
Seior
Michelangelo Rembrandt Kelly
Truman
Pennies for Peace and a Soft Tread of Global Affairs
A column blends a discussion of pennies for peace with reflections on world harmony and UN funding, citing Tom M. Olson and a policy note on global responsibility. It also profiles F. Williams a High Point real estate figure, notes leap year facts, Roosevelt era caution, and a domestic abuse anecdote.
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Haven
Earth
Tom M. Olson
LeTourneau Tech
Foreign Policy Association
United Nations
Great Organization
New York City
Olson
Globe
Simon Peter
Ministry of Peace
First Sonoma vineyard planted with European cuttings in 1860s
The earliest vineyard in Sonoma County, California was planted in the 1860s using cuttings from Europe. The text notes the Scuppernong mother vine on Roanoke Island, North Carolina, as the largest grapevine in the world.
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Sonoma County
Calif
Roanoke Island
Admiral Badger Opposes Early Blockade of North China
Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger, adviser on Chinese affairs, says a U S blockade of Communist North China ports now would be a mistake. He cites lack of need, limited tonnage, and risk of propaganda use by the Reds as core reasons, while noting Chinese Nationalist forces can handle patrols.
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NEA
Washington
U. S
North China
Oscar C. Badger
U. S. Navy
Badger
China
Chief of
Naval Operations
Adm
Worrest P. Sherman
Department of State and
National Defense
GOP
William F. Knowland
California
Orient
Admiral Badger
North
Chiang Kai-shek
Canton
Shanghai
Tientsin
Hongang
U. S. Victory
Taku Bar
REDS
United States
Pacific
U.S
Subic Bay
Philippines
Guam
Yokosuka
Japan
U. S. Far East
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Long Beach
Calif
New York Gossip and Unconfirmed Rumors Fly
A jumble of society notes from New York covers Eisenhower rumors, marriages, book releases, theater and film figures, and social events. Highlights include GOP preparations, Jolson remarks, Runyon Fund plans, bar and dining bargains, and industry chatter about publishers, editors, and publishers.
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Dallas
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M. L. Patrick
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Kurt Schumacher
Joe Stalin
Earl Browder
U. S. Communist Party
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Clarence W
Slats) Rafferty
Mr. Big
Tabitha Talcott Pratt
Mr. Rafferty
Grover Whitney MecKeister
Clocker Walker
Timer Heimer
Mr. McKeister
Peterman
W. A. Bivins
MR. Williams
F. Williams
Teddy Roosevelt
America
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State Departments
Angus Ward
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Dinah
Peter Edson
New York
Walter Winchell
Times Square
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W. Churchill
W. C
A. J. McCarthy
Eleanor
le Vouvray
L. Wonderling
Little Rock
J. P. Maguire
Sybil Carbonelli
Shah of Persia
Lillian Rock
Kay Thompson
Runyon Fund
Chi
Blackstone
Mayfair Room
Sonny Boy” Jolson
Earl Wilson
Bing
Mr. Jolson
Earl
Jolson
Silvio Sportzatti
Marta Toren
Howard Duff
Jackie Miles
Miami Beach
Lenny Kent
Pipple
Jackie Coptland
Courtney
TWA
Bill Butler
Hope DuBois
Oscar Hammerstein
Simon & Seinster
Len Harris
Prentice-Hall
Barbara Fox
New Haven
Arthur Grays
Dorothy Schiff
U.N
Bill Robinson
Statler
Health Assembly
Federal Security
Oscar Ewing
White House
Bill Veeck
N. Y. Giants
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Arline Judge
Armour Archibald
Ruby Foo
Pamela Curran
Pete Vogel
le Chambord
Lee Hills
Tim Livan
Miami Herald
McGraw-Hill
Geo. E. Allen
Little Lynn
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