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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
4
The piece reflects on National Newspaper Week highlighting the rise of print journalism and the duty to inform communities. It thanks carriers, printers, and news gatherers for faithful service and notes occasional misses but overall dedication shaping daily home delivery.
The Christian Science Monitor argues that abroad suspicion of a growing U S militaristic influence stems from wartime leadership and civilian control myths. It notes Generals Marshall and MacArthur as key figures in China and Japan and discusses political talk of Eisenhower, Marshall, and MacArthur as presidential possibilities. It contrasts this with Truman’s peace speech and Eisenhower’s Berlin remark, urging a view of U S policy backed by force only until world government develops.
W A B argues that Judge Henry A Grady and others wonder why Nazi leaders were tried for waging war. He asserts international law and humanity support the Ninernberg verdicts and condemns permissive war. He warns future leaders must be held to account and war outlawed.
In London Bruce Woodcock, British heavyweight champion, knocked out American light heavyweight titleholder Gus Lesnevich, signaling a shift in the boxing era. The piece nostalgically contrasts past invincibility with the present rapid changes in the sport.
The Justice Department holds documentary evidence of prewar co operation between the Ku Klux Klan and the German American Bund and investigates reports the Bund seeks a comeback with Klan backing. We urge the Klan to revise its slogan to 50 per cent American.
Bishop Henry W. Hobson laments rising horse meat talk and jokes about plate and track. The piece contrasts comfort in the nation with the suffering in devastated countries. Pope Pius XI calls for men to become good to restore times.
Former infantrymen and ex tank drivers find work with new farm machinery tested at a Washington proving ground. Innovations include a flame cultivator for weeds, a front end loader on tractors, a small versatile 10 horsepower tractor, fingertip hydraulic control, a combined harvester unit, selective cotton picker, stalk shredder for borers, and a hay drying blower for stacking.
Washington reports the Democratic rift centered on Ed Kelly and figures Truman and Hannegan entangled with Wallace and Pepper. Analysts fear losses but expect a narrow House majority. Union blocs and city machines shape strategy while skepticism grows about union loyalty this election cycle.
Paul Mallon reports on the Florida political map as Pepper and Wallace are viewed by critics as sugar bait for communists. Florida is seen tilting toward Holland for Senate, while Pepper remains non-electioneering with four years left. The Democrats hold eight of the Senate seats, Republicans need nine more, and union support is pivotal for a GOP sweep.
In services worldwide Jews observe the Day of Atonement with solemn prayers asking that vows oaths and excommunications be regarded as void as the congregation seeks forgiveness. The moment is marked by a melody of deep emotion though the prayer does not absolve anyone from contracts.
The author contrasts vows to God with coercive oaths under totalitarian regimes. He recalls Holocaust horrors, religious persecution, and the loss of six million Jews, noting that oaths coerced by tyranny are void and that faith remains a private defense against brutal power.
A late night column visits New York landmarks and stars. Silhouettes of O'Neill Steinbeck and Molnar near the Plaza Hotel mingle with June Allyson at Cub Room. Muted politics and showbiz chatter mix with barroom witticisms and industry scuttlebutt from Lindy’s Copa and Roseland.
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