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The High Point Enterprise listing editor, president, secretary treasurer, advertising director, and circulation figures. Includes Associated Press note and subscription rates by mail and carrier.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise listing editor, president, secretary treasurer, advertising director, and circulation figures. Includes Associated Press note and subscription rates by mail and carrier.
The High Point City Council selected R W Myers to fill the ward vacancy created by W M Burris moving away. The decision followed debate among eight council members and balanced old and new voices. The editorial praises the team approach and hopes the new member strengthens continuity and cooperation.
A columnist warns American taxpayers face red ink as deficits grow at federal state and local levels. He argues for holding equities and real estate, notes British and Yugoslav debt issues, and predicts a future readjustment in auto steel and construction with cautious prosperity ahead.
A personal declaration denies prior wrongdoing or visits to wineshops and asserts behavior aligned with U S standards while referencing Miss America 1948 Bebe Shopp and a trans-Atlantic spanking by her father. The text presents an explicit accusation and defense involving family and legality.
Alger Hiss trial costs loom as moneyed support appears. Mrs Hester McCullough faces a $200000 attachment in a libel suit by Paul Draper and Larry Adler over fees for performances in Greenwich Connecticut. Subscriptions for her defense reach about a third of the needed amount amid public support and editorials.
In a Washington report a German scientist known as Hans, now in the United States, is described behind security limits. The piece outlines his early experiments with wooden pointed sticks and wind dynamics that evolved into a rocket concept, his work with colleagues, and the involvement of Hitler in funding.
A collage of opinions on coal operators withholding welfare payments, cooperative economics, and religious authority. The piece also references U S policy on communism, four freedoms, and a wartime V-2 weapon development tale linked to Hans. It blends political stance with satirical quips and historical anecdotes.
A dazzling collage of society gossip and showbiz rumors spans New York tabloids. Howard Unruth, Ez Zard Charles, Gloria Swanson, Kath Hepburn, Orson Welles, and other luminaries figure in extravagant headlines about marriages, plots, loans, and court reports amid backroom politics and Hollywood rains.
A collection of aphorisms comments on social class, marriage, and psychology. It notes the gap between rags and riches and jokes about mens and wifes breeches. It also critiques nations relying on the World Bank for living standards.
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