High Point Enterprise Editorial and News Leadership
The High Point Enterprise lists leadership including President D A Rawley, Secretary and Treasurer Charles B L o R, and Editor Robert L Thompson with C W Patterson Jr as Adv. Director Circulation Agr, noting Associated Press rights for republication of local and AP dispatches.
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Ma B. Terre
D. A. Rawley
Charles B, LO
Associated Press
Robert L. Thompson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Adv
Youngest George N. Craig leads American Legion at 40
The newly elected national commander George N. Craig of Brazil Indiana is 40, a notably young age for the role. The record for youngest commander is Judge Henry L. Stevens who was 35, and Stevens could remain the youngest if no World War II veteran reaches the post in the next eight or nine years.
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George N. Craig
Brazil
Ind
American Legion
Craig
Legion
Henry L. Stevens
Warsaw
North Carolina
Judge Stevens
Hollywood finds film business recovering amid cheaper productions
Hollywood executives report the film capital's decline largely over as production rises from February lows. Forty seven pictures are in the works and employment climbs to 14,500 while costs drop and profits look brighter. Critics say slick but shallow films gave way to stronger stories and better actors.
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Hollywood
U. S
Washington B 36 inquiry ends with a costly conclusion
The House Armed Services Committee spent two weeks probing charges of favoritism influence and possible corruption in the B 36 bomber procurement. Army Air Forces officials aircraft companies and related groups testified on the bomber origin and development as the inquiry moved toward its close.
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Air Force
Cedric Worth
Navy
Washington
House Armed Service Committee
Army Air Forces
Forsyth County Landslide Redirects Flood Outcome
A Forsyth County event produced an unusual result as a 슬lide redirected floodwaters, preventing widespread flooding. Local officials reported modified impacts and praised rapid response by emergency crews.
Forsyth and Stokes vote dry after liquor dispute
The Winston-Salem Journal notes a three column photo of a $3000 tax paid liquor seizure in Guilford county. Forsyth and Stokes counties vote dry by solid margins. The piece critiques prohibition as failing to stop bootlegging and calls for action to curb bootleggers after the ABC vote.
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Forsyth
Stokes
ABC
Winston-Salem
Guilford County
High Point
Piedmont
Forsyth and
North Carolina
North Wilkesboro
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Asheville
These Days By George Sokolsky
A critique of reformers and the A. D. A. in postwar politics. Roosevelt era figures are discussed, linking reformist aims to leftist tactics, and arguing the New Deal created a mixed economy moving toward welfare state Fabian socialism.
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Ual
Roosevelt
Carrie Nation
al Capone
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Henry Wallace
Harry Hopkins
Alger Hiss
Democratic DNC meeting names Boyle chairman amid machine fury
Washington reports on the Democratic National Committee selecting William M. Boyle Jr. as national chairman after a tightly controlled session. The piece portrays the event as a polished political machine at work, sidelining Dixiecrat members and rushing processes to set a swift agenda.
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Washington
NEA
Democratic National Committee
William M. Boyle, Jr
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
J. Howard McGrath
Frank McHale
Indiana
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Jonathan Daniels
North Carolina
National Committee
National
Hermes Gautier
Miss
J. Strom Thurmond
Albert Agnew
Byron C. Allen
Minnesota
Wright Morrow
H. H. Weinert
Texas
McGrath
Bill Boyle
Missouri
Boyle
Jack Redding
Redding
Sam Brightman
Sam
Japan’s Postwar Order Seen Returning Under MacArthur Yo shida
Business Week predicts the prewar economic order in Japan will return as internal controls end. Gen MacArthur would head a garrison to maintain order and curb U S dollar aid waste while Premier Shigeru Yoshida and the Democratic Liberal party steer domestic policy restoring the old order. U S businessmen may again face prewar competition.
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Japan
Business Week
U. S
MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Democratic Liberal Party
White Paper on China seen as domestic political move
Business Week calls the China white paper a domestic political maneuver that admits Chiang Kai shek is a liability and offers little new policy. It notes the U S will not back a Pacific union soon as Europe remains a priority and defense and state remain split on Far East lines. Formosa policy debates surface, including ideas to buy the island or return it to Japan.
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China
Business Week
Europe
U. S
Pacific Union
State Department
State
National Defense Departments
Far East
Formosa
Japan
Three Muskeeters quote cited in wartime leaders critique
A United Press London dispatch notes on the tenth anniversary of World War II with iron curtain criticism of President Truman, Pope Pius XII, Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia and other leaders deemed disfavored by Communists.
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Mark Twain
United Press
London
Truman
Pius
Traffic officer comments spark humorous exchange
A traffic officer told a woman driver he warned, Forty five at least, after she curved a bend. She replied that her hat aged her and dismissed his guessing.
Almost Friendless Umpire Joke Echoes Team Passes
A manager ejects two men outside the ball park after they claim to be friends of the umpire. The coach declares no umpire has two friends and orders them removed.
Speedy tourist asks where train goes in Philadelphia station
A speed tourist asks a brakeman where the train goes and is told it heads to New York in ten minutes. The bemused comment follows about rapid travel. The clipping includes humorous exchanges about luck and insurance and a car salesman quip.
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Philadelphia
New York
Quotes on economy and social welfare by Humphrey Kemper Tito and Na then
A collection of quoted views on how to balance economic policy with social programs. Humphrey argues public services deserve protection while Kemper criticizes credit taking, Tito predicts Soviet risk, and Na then condemns harsh economic adjustments causing unemployment and hardship.
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Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Metamorphosis on Broadway and Politics in Flux
Broadway notes detail showgirl musicians and 16 fiddlers marrying 16 dancers in Billy Rose’s Violins Over Broadway. A political shift sees ex Gov Lehman lose to Irving Ives amid Liberal and ALP cross-endorsements. Other items include theater gossip on Ingrid, the New York Institute of Criminology, and various entertainers and public figures.
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Billy Rose
Broadway
Bockies
Herbert Lehman
Newbold Morris
O'Dwyer
Lehman
Irving Ives
New York
Tom Dewey
American Labor Party
ALP
Henry Wallace
John Foster Dulles
New York Institute of Criminology
Hotel Ansonia
F.B.I. Academy
Minister Mayor Present Viewpoints on ABC Stores
A column of satirical observations on weather memory freedom of the press and public figures. The piece references a bootlegger quote a college choice by a student and political themes about taxes and government programs. It notes shifts in sharecroppers and parity-shavers.
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ABC
Arctic Dog Puzzle Clues and Crossword Fragments
Complex word puzzle listing multiple clues with numbered lines across horizontal and vertical directions. Includes references to places objects and terms such as church dignitary county in Michigan and compass points, yielding a dense set of crossword style hints.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 26 Great Lake 29 High cards 33 Get ready 35 Flowers
Puzzle clues list with varied definitions including Great Lakes terms and common crossword hints. Provides multiple entries: rivers, states, and objects connected to card terms and names.
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Great Lake
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