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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1946

Page

4

Molotov calls for UN arnmament cuts and openness

Molotov urges the United Nations to pursue universal armament reduction including abolition of atomic weapons and calls for full disclosure of troops in non allied nations. He questions Russia's transparency while Churchill demands full UN reporting of all military forces.

Molotov Russia United Natons Theorld Mr. Molotov Churchill Jin London J. Stalin United Nations Mr. Stalin United States Great Britain

Four Men of God II Highlight High Point Radio Workshop

A WMFR broadcast featured a white Protestant minister a colored Protestant minister a Jewish rabbi and a Catholic priest discussing The Four Freedoms. They urged world brotherhood and religious liberty praising unity and service among faiths and honoring Rabbi Alexander Goode. The St Dunstan's Boy Choristers provided music and listeners praised the program as a valued community service.

Community Radio Council WMFR High Point God Alexander Goode Dorchester North Atlantic Men of God Paul Hardin World Brotherhood S. A. Speight Rabbi Mauskopf Robert MacMillan St. Dunstan's

Nightly Home Confinement Sentencing Causes Curiosity

Judge Henry L. Stevens of North Carolina imposed a five year sentence on a burglar but suspended it if the man spends every night for five years at home. The case prompts wonder if his wife will remain grateful after nearly five years at home. Plus quips about sausages at the UN, broken into Ohio stores, and a motorist’s rights.

Henry L. Stevens North Carolina M. Todd Joan Blondell 20Th Century-Fox Ty Power Gene Tierney Chesapeake & Ohio W. K. Vanderbilt Oakland Farms Newport Toots Shor Paul Douglas Toots

Boys' Commissioner laments youth interest in mechanics

J. J. Ellington praises a teen's grasp of car transmissions and differentials, noting parental neglect of constructive activity. He says such neglect led the boy to trouble and a boys training school. Mrs Patterson questions plans for a grammar school on Jones Street replacing Elm Street school.

J. J. Ellington Jones Street Elm Street

Voices from town reflect on safety asks and Halloween plans

Residents discuss safer school construction for children and the risks of fires. Mrs. Wilkinson plans to accompany her kids during a street party while Duke fans praise a blue Devils comeback effort despite a loss. A bricklayer nears completion on a Tomlinson building chimney as lawyers observe from the clerk of court's office.

Hallowe'en Ernest Wilkinson Tomlinson Silas Casey Clerk of Court

Telephone rate case set for early next week

An order on the telephone rate case is expected early next week as the utilities commission prepares to conclude hearings. Commissioners Grady Johnson and Fred Hunter plan to attend a national meeting in Los Angeles on November 8 and hope to clear the case before departure.

Utilities Commission Robert Grady Johnson Fred C. Hunter National Association of Utilities Commissioners Los Angeles Johnson Southern Bell North State Telephone Company General Assembly

Prospective members expect long 1947 legislative session

By Lynn Nisbet the article notes broad support for a short session but strong belief that the 1947 assembly will extend several days beyond any since 1935. Budget delays loom as committees form, with bills unlikely before January 15 to 20.

Need for a square deal in postwar era noted in this column

The piece rails at the Truman administration over alleged Department of Justice missteps and political interference amid a heated pre election era. It questions justice selective enforcement, cites Rogge’s dismissal, and flags calls for investigations into Att'y Gen Tom Clark, while listing public figures and media amid a climate of political scrutiny.

Jefferson Jackson Lincoln F.D.R Truman O. John Rogge Rogge Department of Justice Clark Bilbo Mead Administration of American Justice White House State Department Byrnes United States Calyton Att'y Gen Tom Clark Dep't Justice Justice Dep John Rogge

Washington wartime anecdotes from Jonathan Daniels book

Jonathan Daniels recalls Washington during Roosevelt and Truman eras in a gossipy background portrait. He shares anecdotes about White House aides, senators, and officials, noting humor, foibles, and the culture of secrecy in wartime governance.

Washington Jonathan Daniels Josephus Roosevelt Truman Jonathan Office of Civilian Defense White House Palace Harry Slattery Harry Truman Sam Rayburn White House

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