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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1950
Page
4
The state will be forced to borrow money early next year to cover operating expenses. Short term notes will be repaid after March income tax receipts. The governor and Advisory Budget Commission approved a $7,000,000 loan for back pay to teachers, while critics question policy shifts since August and say the state will again run a deficit this winter.
A critique of how some liberals use the term little people and of showy aid to minorities. The author argues that true humanity rejects labels of big and little, insisting every person is equal and deserves dignity.
The editorial condemns Red China's invasion of Tibet as ruthless aggression. It argues the United States and allies should oppose Red China’s UN admission until Beijing abandons force as policy and proves adherence to the UN charter. It urges indefinite UN exclusion if aggression persists.
The article notes Pennsylvania's 100 mile eastern extension of its turnpike and a 67 mile western addition to the Ohio line, with plans for a New Jersey toll road to the Delaware border and an Ohio project by 1955. It argues toll roads save time and fuel, fund other highways, and shows broad adoption against federal road bureau skepticism. It urges public road officials to modernize.
Washington report praises Adela Rogers St Johns known as Mammy Adela for breaking from critics and aligning with the New Deal after years in New York and Hollywood. The writer portrays deep public affection and reverence for her career and shifting political associations.
The State Highway Commission plans double yellow and white center lines on sections with visibility under 600 feet to reduce passing risk. A special congressional session is debated as Truman weighs excess profit tax rent control and statehood issues while election dynamics influence urgency.
The scene features Lillian Gish in The Curious Savage and varied reviews across New York and Boston. Critics discuss Harvey like reactions, new plays by Shaw and Odets, and Hollywood picks from To Please a Lady to It s All True with Welles.
The article surveys Tibet as a Buddhist theocracy led by the Dalai Lama, noting its isolation, high altitude landscape, and historic influence by China and Russia. It discusses Lama authority, reincarnation doctrine, and Lamaism politics, framing Soviet China’s potential control as a threat to Buddhist regions and global power balances.
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