Bloodmobile to visit High Point to bolster war effort
The Red Cross bloodmobile returns to High Point on Tuesday and Wednesday to help meet the city’s blood quota for wounded soldiers. Authorities say supply is persistently short despite a decreased battle pace in Korea, and citizens are urged to telephone 6711 to book an appointment.
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Red Cross
High Point
Korea
The
Two Thirds of High Point Chest Funds Raised
The High Point community chest has raised only two thirds of its budget as the city eyes growth. The piece urges citizens to support the drive, warns prospects about the town’s image, and notes the mayoral economic development committee and chamber of commerce share a stake in success.
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High Point
Mayor’s Committee On Economic Development
Chamber of Commerce
Remembrance and fellowship in the Philippians letter
Paul thanks God for the Philippians remembrance and gifts while in prison. He prays with joy for their gospel partnership, asks that their love grow in knowledge, and notes the gospel advances through their support. The piece cites Ball and Whittier on love, faith, and mutual comfort.
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Epaphroditus
Paul
Apostle
Rome
Philippi
Macedonia
Greece
Silas
Jesus Christ
Moffatt
God
Jesus
Harris Franklin Ball
Whittier
Ramblin Round City Weighs Costs of Highway Route Change
The piece weighs how a city faces engineering input versus public costs as it argues for routing a highway away from the city. It parallels past debates over a water tank site where engineers’ figures clashed with citizens’ costs and damages.
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State Highway Commission
R. G. Browning
State Highways Department
High Point
State Guard
Siberia
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Street
Fourth Street
State
T. E. Hinson
German Occupation Official Sees U S Role Shift in Hesse
Dr. James N. Newman, long time U S occupancy official in Germany, becomes U S commissioner for Hesse and notes a policy shift from suppressing Germans to building West German military potential. He cites rising anti Communist youth activity, presses actions against Communist papers, and predicts a future national guard and arms buildup in western zones. He warns German industry is slowly expanding war component production while housing remains tight and living standards rise.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S
James N. Newman
Hesse
Laender
Newman
U. S. Army
France
I. G. F Industries
Europe
Berlin
Frankfurt
Laeader
Dr. Newman
Korea
U U. S
Japan Sea
Television Critics Weigh In On TV's Growing Edge
New York critics assess television's rise and flaws from the audience’s parlor politics to bold risks. They praise dramatic adaptations and brave talent while noting overlong riffs, flashy closeups, and news formats needing refinement. Prominent names surface in a survey of programs, sponsors, and star power.
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Hollywood
Broadway
Miss Grable
Europe
Creesl
Crosby
Gee
The Mad House Putting Gripes Down On Paper
Washington dispatch mocks public letter writing by public figures from J R Hanley to Stalin. It juxtaposes Stassen MacArthur Truman and others with quips on how writing letters can backfire and suggests better lessons from historical letters.
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Washington
J. R. Hanley
New York
Tom Dewey
Hanley
Presidentie
Gordon McDonough
California
Marines
General MacArthur
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Formosa
St. Harry
Dog Department
State Department
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Stalin
Stassen
Childe Harolde
University of Pennsylvania
Joe
W. Kingsland Macy
Safford County
L. I
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Tommy Manville
Pete
Dame
Mr. Hanley
Truman
Stassen Et al
McNulty
New York Mirror
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C. W. Patterson, JR
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Ramblin
Fred Flagler
Walter Winchell
Fred ‘Alien
Wrest
Ling
Eisenhower
Pete Loore
Mr. Lorre
Bowery
Ralph Bellamy
Faye Emerson
Wendy Barrie
Ilka Maggi MecNellis
George Dixon