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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1949
Page
4
The document lists the High Point Enterprise staff with R. B. Terry as President, Robert L. Thompson as Editor, D. A. Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer, C W Patterson Jr as Advertising Director, and Charles B Lolbus as Circulation Agent.
The High Point Enterprise salutes the 11 top American Communists convicted of promoting the forcible overthrow of the government. The piece condemns defense attorneys as contemptuous, urges disbarment, and warns not to join mourners if the jail burns.
The United States has rebuffed the Chinese Communist regime’s bid for recognition. Three delays hinge on protection of diplomats, commitment to international obligations, and whether the regime controls enough territory. Britain may delay to preserve unity. the UN may send a commission. and a future seat on the Security Council poses a veto dilemma.
In honor of Business Women's Week Kate Ragan writes about the beauty industry in High Point. The piece traces the evolution from early methods to modern salons, notes professional training requirements, sanitary oversight, and the economic role of beauty shops employing two to six workers across 52 shops serving both white and colored women in the community.
American jet transport makers face British competition as Britain fields two experimental jet powered passenger planes. Regular service unlikely before 1952 but U S firms boast greater jet military design experience with 34 types in use versus Britain’s 24 revealed models.
This column announces a one week vacation starting Monday October 24 for rest and ideas. A second item discusses the nine month trial of 11 alleged Communist leaders ending in guilty verdicts, court contempt for defense lawyers, and questions about a possible new trial. Also covered are Senator Hoey's criticism of Clyde Hoey, a note on usage of flare versus flair, and comments on jet transport development and government subsidies.
New York theater gossip covers J Chapman’s year end list omitting South Terrific, Chevalier’s film pay, Canada Lee’s vets’ address near Peekskill, plus Bunny Clark widow, Ingrid and Joan Bennett notes. Also mentions Guiomar Novaes on Telephone Hour, Berlin score notes, Miss Liberty, Annie Get Your Gun, and updates on Mr Roberts cast and Bevin.
A column argues that judging people by political views rather than actions endangers democracy. It asserts parents and taxpayers have rights to challenge teachers and is critical of loyalty tests like Feinberg law. The piece warns against fascist procedure and insists communism harms minors and public education.
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