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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1948
Page
4
The Enterprise launches three weekly installments of Facing Trouble by Wilson O Weldon pastor of the First Methodist Church and leader of a worry clinic. He argues trouble is universal, offers guidance to derive strength, and invites reader questions to shape the column.
In North Carolina Henry Wallace faced egg and tomato protests that he exaggerated as fascist violence. He claimed mobs turned Christians into Jezebels and mothers into Jezebels, but the record notes no women attacked him in High Point and disputes his claim of private power profiting from the events.
J.T. argues press coverage of eggs and vegetables thrown at Tennessee Republicans Reece and Acuff in Kingsport was biased. He recalls Wallace coverage, questions completeness of the report, and asks if the acts were censorship or self defense against mountain music.
The 1948 campaign opens with the YDC state convention in Greensboro from Thursday to Saturday. Roy Baker of Sherman, Texas heads the guest list of several hundred young Democrats as party leaders discuss internal nominating dynamics and future posts.
An essay on managing worry and trouble suggests two main enemies are hurry and indecision. It outlines causes like fear health finances and alcohol related issues, and urges facing conditions and seeking divine help rather than assigning blame. It previews further guidance to come.
George Dixon recounts a trip from Washington to the Timonium fair praising 4 H calves, jelly makers, and the queen Virginia Ellen Howard. He notes Whitaker Chambers among cows, parimutuel betting, and a Carteresque flurry of rural life with senator Millard E. Tydings in attendance. He ends urging a law requiring annual country fairs.
George Sokolsky notes Robert C. Alexander deputy chief of the State Department visa division testifies to Russian and satellite agents entering the United States via the United Nations. He cites deportations, UN privileges, and lax oversight, arguing the UN’s U.S. location allows easy entry for spies and subversives.
New York theater notes review the season opener Sundown Beach and preview stages and screen items. Highlights include Show Boat's return to City Center and comments on Adelphi and Cort Theatre bills, plus celebrity chatter and industry gossip across Broadway, London, and Paris.
A charted crossword style listing clues and numbered entries for a puzzle page includes a Federal Communications Commission member in the horizontal set and clued words ranging from “Clergyman” to “Furtiveness” across the grid with connected down clues.
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