High Point Enterprise masthead and subscription rates
The High Point Enterprise lists its leadership including R. B. Terry as president and D. A. Rawley as secretary and treasurer with Charles B. Loflin and Robert L. Thompson as editors. Advertising and circulation director C. W. Patterson Jr. features, plus subscription by mail and carrier pricing for 3, 6, and 12 months.
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R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B. Loflin
Robert L. Thompson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Hoey Defiantly Youthful Senator Irks Washington Reporters
The 73-year-old North Carolina senator Clyde Hoey rebuts claims of old age by reporters noting his stamina and energy. He boasts early office arrival and late departures, a busy social life, and persistent drive, arguing age is a state of mind rather than years.
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Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Washington
Hoey
Clyde Hoey
Senator Hoey
Shelby
Cleveland County
Junior
Hi Toms to Host Players Appreciation Night
The Hi Toms Thomasville and High Point entry in the North State baseball league will stage a players appreciation night on Wednesday. The event honors the championship club and its members, described as a fine mix of youth and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Gruzdis
Dave Yow
John Carter
Cliff Bolton
al Jarrett
Gruzdiz and Co
Hi-Toms
Thomasville
High Point
North State Baseball League
Championship Ball Club
Ecuador Quake Sends Plea for Aid Through Pan American Union
President describes the earthquake that devastated central Ecuador killing about 6000 and displacing 100000. The Pan American Union appeals to Americans to donate to the Ecuador Relief Fund in Washington to restore hospitals, schools, churches, and basic services.
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Ecuador
Great Andes Mountain
Red Cross
Pan American Union
U. S
America
Washington
Berlin Mayor Warns West Allies on Credits and Berlin
Mayor Ernst Reuter of Berlin declares that without economic credits or orders from the Allies, West Germany must surrender. He warns that abandoning Berlin would amount to more than surrender for his city and its people.
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Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Air
Morgantonio
Eng lish Channel Swim Reflections from Shirley May France
A 17 year old American schoolgirl, Shirley May France, comments on her attempt to swim the English Channel in a personal reflection. Her remark frames the endeavor as a private matter between herself and the channel.
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Shirley May
France
English Channel
British Journalists Face Washington Gossip at Club
Washington scene notes a round of chatter at the National Press Club with James Butler hyping a new national anthem idea. Lively reports from Francis Flanagan and Raymond Schindler recounts quirky exchanges and a yawning moment from Senator McKellar.
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Washington
National Press Club
James J. Butler
Mr. Butler
London
Bevin
These Days By George Sokolk y
Noting the U S is not a democracy, the essay argues the House of Representatives represents districts and reacts to local pressures. It contends national viewpoints clash with constituency needs, and that compromise enables legislative motion and federal representation overall.
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Francis
Flip) Flanagan
Flanagan
P Street Shopping News
Larry Smith
California
Senate
United States
America
House of Representatives
Missppi
John Rankin
Brooklyn
Emanuel Celler
Pittsburgh
CLO
National Association of Manufacturers
Republican
Democratic
Safety in School Child Crossing Duties Questioned
A city editor asks if children are safe while entering or returning to school and whether parents have instructed them on street crossing. The piece notes school safety appears high by statistics, but parental guidance and teacher-led safety instruction, including classroom drawings, are urged.
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High Point
Doctor’s rebuke spurs road safety lesson in Cumberland county
In a Cumberland county school years ago a doctor blamed the principal for pupil danger due to no sidewalks. He urged children to walk facing traffic and to avoid stepping from behind parked cars. The author recounts a later near accident after forgetting the warning.
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Cumberland County
Ford
Self Reliance in Traffic Safety and Religious Freedom Reflections
A Raleigh official urges teaching children self reliance in traffic to prevent deaths and injuries. A Liberty article discusses America as a nonsectarian nation with free religion, citing court rulings and civic influence of Christian values. The piece ends with banking editorials and ten Abraham Lincoln maxims on personal responsibility.
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America
C. S. Longacre
Liberty
Religious Freedom
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Abraham Lincoln
Brotherhood of Man
Puerto Rican Migration and Leftist Leanings in New York
Broad review of Clarence Wood’s surface survey of Spanish Harlem as a slum dominated by recent Puerto Rican migrants in New York City. The piece argues most are patriotic Americans who encounter hostile environment, while warning of perceived radical influence and reliance on welfare without blaming the migrants themselves.
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Spain
Clarence Woodbury
Harlem
Puerto Rico
New York
18Th Congressional District
Mito Marcantonio
Woodbury
Marcantonio
Puerto Rican relief rackets blamed for New York s Puerto Rican quarter turmoil
Woodbury denounces relief rackets as the root of New York s Puerto Rican settlement crisis claiming poverty predates American rule while alleging Marcantonio and LaGuardia sparked a 600 000 resident influx to secure votes. He cites extreme slum conditions and rising crime and disease in the area.
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Woodbury
Puerto Rico
Marcantonio
Bailiwick
Fiorello LaGuardia
Congress
Columbia
Chicago
Stockyards
London
Marseilles
New York
Patter and Prose Reflections on Social Habits
A collection of wry maxims on habit and society. The piece notes that value is not tied to appearance, old friends, or wealth. It observes that originality stems from effort and that life and death are shared concerns beyond personal comfort.
National Flag Puzzle and Crossword Clues
A fragmented puzzle lists across and down clues covering flags geography languages and chemistry. Entries include nations regions and common terms such as land measure monarchs and elements with several abbreviations and wordplay hints.
Crossword Clue Fragments From Puzzle 24 3
Riddling clues hint at a ruminant mammal church festival leases horse gaits Nevada city wing shaped baked clay note of Guido scale exist ocean steamship fable down payment.
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Nevada City
Guido
Ocean
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