High Point Community Chest Faces Shortfall
The annual High Point community chest drive trails $30,000 from its goal as many solicitors have not reported and pledges remain unpaid. The piece urges more contributions and outreach, stressing personal responsibility to fund services for children and the needy and questioning residents’ willingness to settle for anything less than first rate support.
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Aftermath of Conspiracy Convictions for Communists
The convictions remove key leaders like Elizabeth G Flynn and William Z Foster from active service and force the party to consider underground operations. Appeals are expected, but the broader effect on American communism is limited until final court decisions. The piece argues the party remains an ongoing threat with a hidden core, requiring continued FBI scrutiny and public exposure of revolutionaries.
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William Z. Foster
Supreme Court
American Communist Party
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Miss Flynn
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Communist Party
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The Endless Care of Veterans Costs Across Generations
The Tax Foundation reports that since 1946 the United States has spent about 34.6 billion dollars on veterans through compensation pensions medical care schools rehab readjustment and insurance. Civil War and Mexican War veteran payments are cited to show the long tail of veteran costs.
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Tax Foundation
Strikes Threaten High Point Construction Momentum
Local chatter links the nationwide strikes to potential delays in High Point projects. Cement and steel shortages hamper YMCA, hospital, and Exposition building work, while railroads trim coal use to conserve supplies. Community debate shifts to economy, taxes, and the national future.
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Tom Smyth
E. Farriss Avenue
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Thomas Car Works
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Theatre Notes by George Jean Nathan on actors and theater life
George Jean Nathan critiques actors critics and stage life with wry humor. He mocks pretensions of performers and audiences while observing trends in melodrama and musical shows. He muses on zoos, burlesque, and egotism in Hollywood and theater alongside vivid character references.
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Peace activism grows as world government appeals spread
Washington Peace Organization backs world government amid claims Russia has the A bomb details. Atlantic Union Committee United World Federalists United Nations Association and Citizens Committee for United Nations Reform report rising US support with large donations and growing literature requests.
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Federation
Patrick's Pattergraphics Misery and Modern Clichés
A satirical collection on modernization and folly. The items poke at inflation, technology, labor, luck, and social mores with wry quips about economists, scientists, and reformers. Notable lines comment on money, work, punctuality, and public figures in a light, aphoristic tone.
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