Altrusa Second District Convention Opens in High Point
The Enterprise welcomes International President Lena C. Clauve and Altrusa leaders from six states and the District of Columbia for the annual Second District convention. High Point club editor Madeline Hoover hosts and notes a full program. Officials expect broad representation and active sessions, with visitors urged to explore High Point.
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High Point
Enterprise
Lena C. Clauve
Albuquerque
New Mexico
District of Columbia
High Point Altrusa Club
Madeline Hoover
Truman's Reactions Show Clash Over MacArthur Speech
The article contrasts President Truman's reaction to General MacArthur's Miami Legion address with MacArthur's sharp rebuke of Truman. It accuses Truman of lying, questions his stance on Formosa and Communist China, mocks his anti sin claim, and challenges his record on cleansing corruption tied to his administration and the Pendergast era.
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MacArthur
American Legion
Miami
Truman
United Nations
United States
Formosa
China
Harry ‘Truman
State Acheson
State Department
Harry Truman
Taft
Positive and Moral Editor's Note on Party Rotation
Bruce Blossat argues that American democracy requires two major parties and urges the Republicans to develop a positive, all‑embracing program. He cites past scandals and rotation in office, warns against negative campaigning, and calls for moral, lasting policy to win broad support before time runs out.
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Bruce Blossat
Taft
White House
GOP
Thomas Jefferson
RFC
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal Power Commission
Republican Party
Turpentine Drippings And Cotton Picking Inquiries Roundup
A collage of humorous and editorial snippets from small papers. Grier credits Hall Goforth for outwitting melon stealers while noting his dual patches. Readers discuss cotton picking knowhow and proper packing. A preacher and lawyer tale ends with saving seed from melons. A church prayer mishap yields a punchline.
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Grier
Hall Goforth
Hall
Alway
Sanford Herald
Truman Critics Highlight Foreign Policy And Public Trust
A reader assesses President Truman critiquing his letters and loyalty choices, compares his style to Boss Pengergast, and weighs his foreign policy feats. The piece endorses Truman’s efforts like the Marshall Plan and UN engagement while noting ongoing questions about postwar peace and leadership. It ends with a definition of politician as one who runs for office and for cover.
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Shelby Star
Truman
Boss Pengergast
America
Washington
Russia
Yalta
Teheran
Europe
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Roosevelt
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
U.S
Organization of the Part Nations
North Korea
George Washington
Continental Congress
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Jeferson
Louisiana Territory
Lincoln
Harry Truman
Efort
Ship of State
New York
Sams
Cleveland
Nott
Billingsley
Kelly
Broadway Glows As The Great White Way Welcomes Billy Rose
New York in excitement as Broadway reclaims its Great White Way status. The Billy Rose show draws crowds and nostalgia with memories of Baker Bayes, Tucker, Weber and Fields, Nat Wills, and other stage legends. Celebrities like Sophie Tucker and Martha Raye headline a bustling scene from Sardi's to the Persian Room with roving notes on nightlife, fashion, and the season's rumors.
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New York
Baker Bayes
Tucker
Weber
Fields
Nat Wills
Gal
Avery Giles
Sophie Tucker Ippears
Martha Raye
Gilded Cage
Helmvut
Pearl Bailey
Champ Ray Robinson
Joe &. Lewis
Harlem
Sugar Hill
George S. Kaufmans
Legitt Thurr
Tt Ave
50Th Street
Perzents
Jane Barkley
Nancy Craig
Sardi's
Veep
Nancy
Missouri
Fred Waring
Kitty Thompson
Wms Freres
Robert Taylor
Rusty Reagen
Windy as City Policeman Dies at 46 in Thomasyville
Windy, a beloved traffic director near schools in Thomasyville, died last week from a heart attack at 46. He hosted yearly ice cream and cake parties for students and received pennies and flowers from children after his funeral plans. The community mourns a devoted public servant who touched young and old alike.
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Sam Ragan
News & Observer
J. Parsons Brown
Onslow County
Cherokee
Brown
Brother Brown
Thomasville
Thomasyilie
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