High Point Enterprise Publication Notice and Rates
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles and standard subscription rates by mail and by carrier. Advertised staff includes R B Terry as president and D A Rawley as secretary treasurer with Robert L Thompson editor and C W Patterson Jr advertising director. Rates show 3 months 3 25 6 months 6 50 and 12 months 13 00 by mail plus weekly 30 cents and 12 months 15 00 by carrier.
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An Opportunity to Tackle the Impossible
The piece argues alcohol harms happiness and questions prohibition while urging North Carolina universities to launch a comprehensive, multi disciplinary study of the liquor problem. It calls for venture by UNC Duke Wake Forest, funded by donors and overseen by university leaders to explore prevention, economics, psychology, religion, and law.
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Atlanta
Georgia
New York
High Point
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
America backs Yugoslavia with 20 million loan to Tito
The United States offers a 20 million loan to Yugoslavia under Marshal Tito to help rebuild its war damaged mining industry and secure critical materials. The move strengthens political ties while aiming to resist Soviet pressure, though it raises questions about aligning with a totalitarian regime and the risk of provoking greater Soviet influence in Europe.
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America
Yugo Slavia
Marshal Tito
Russia
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Soviet Union
Spain
Franco
Europe
Portugal
Winston Churchill
Churchill
These Days by George Sokolski
The author criticizes a three man presidential labor board as an unconstitutional move that bypasses Congress, risks turning collective bargaining into state controlled policy, and advances Fabian socialism through a noncontributory pension scheme, potentially creating industry monopolies and reduced competition. The piece accuses Harry Truman of aiding such a socialist program via executive action.
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Congress
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of the
NRA
Supreme Court
Great Britain
Harry Truman
Americans For Democratic Action
Bevin Stairs Up Stairs Amid Angina Banter At Luncheon
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, visiting with Sir Stafford Cripps, jokes with Nassau Club officials about angina as Scotland Yard checks security. A committee member feigns heart trouble to escort Bevin slowly, while Bevin and Hillman compare nitroglycerine and drinks before heading to the luncheon.
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Washington
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Stafford (Cripps
National Press Club
Scotland Yard
Scotland
William Hillman
Hillman
Belles Lettres
Foreign Secretary
Hawshaw
Mr. Hillman
Britain
America
Coade
Roosevelt aides debated Browder entry authority and rights
The item questions Howard Rushmore's claim that Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Cordell Hull directly ordered Mrs. Earl Browder's entry despite deportation actions. It notes Hull's possible private action but asserts Roosevelt had no special immigration authority. It also praises Roosevelt as honest and law-abiding amid anti-communist sentiment. A second note reports a Rifle Colorado plant promising long term gasoline supply from a marble shale deposit atop a 9000-foot plateau, with wide fuel implications.
Plague History Ties to Rome Egypt and London
A historical note traces plague origins to 1320 B C in Palusium Lower Egypt and links biblical epidemics to plague. It notes Black Death in London and credits Sir Christopher Wren with a cleaner, more sanitary city after plague, while noting World War II damaged his work.
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Wu Lien-teh
Palusium
Lower
Egypt
London
Sir Christopher Wren
Wren
Methodist ministry changes foreshadow longer pastor terms
The text describes post revolution itinerancy in American Methodism with ministers serving longer, up to eight years or more if requested. It notes Rev Paul Hardin Jr at Wesley Memorial Church has been praised for sermons and leadership and that Wesley Memorial is seen as a four year church for preachers. The piece also hints at broader changes amid church unification and growing membership.
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Yale
State University
North Carolina
W. D. Carmichael
The
Asbury
America
Maine
Deep South
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Quotes on money and speech mark Senate authors
The passage notes Arthur Louis Thexton leaving a $30 000 salary to teach for under $5 000 a year, and ranks Wayne Morse of Oregon with 113 6/9 pages of his remarks, Bert H Miller of Idaho with one ninth of a page, and Margaret Chase Smith of Maine as the lone woman senator using 1 79 of a page, all illustrating the distribution of quotes and topics in a congressional record.
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Scott Lucas
Kenneth Wherry
William Langer
North Dakota
G.O.P
L Langer
Caliente
Arthur Louis Thexton
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Bert H. Miller
Idaho
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Back in Style: Washington to Broadway the Stars Return
A collage of revival and reunion notes from show business and politics. Juxtaposes Justice Rutledge’s successor questions in Washington with entertainment figures like Judy Winchell and Fanny Brice style boasts and radio icons, plus blunt one liners from Bencheley and Gargan.
Patter Graphics Mix with Jumbled Observations
A fragmented collection of witty lines and stray phrases about headlines gender interest languages and family ties. The text lurches through random musings on peace circuses animals and sports notes with no clear narrative or source context.
Musical Instrument Puzzle Horizontal And Vertical Clues
A crossword style puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues for instruments, words, and related terms. Read as a mixed clue set including musical instruments, verbs, and common nouns across two orientations.
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Charles B. Loflin
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George Dixon
Roger Tubby
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Rifle
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Bozark
Winchell
Judy
Minnelli
Cogart
Honey
Lewis
Maragon
Pegler
Draper
Looka
Juistice Rutledge
Judiciary Committee
U. S. Supreme Court
France
Hitler
Fanny Brice
G-Man Hoover
Goodman Ace
Hooper
Bill Donovan
Park Avenue
Riviera
Bill
William Gargan
Private Eye
Jack Haley
Robert Benchley
Sec’ of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Benchley
Lynn Carver
Walt
Margaret Rose
Bill Vaughan
Kansas City Star
Vaughan
Corney
Lissen
Willie Howard
Bronx Zoo
George Petrie
Gene Fowler
Chicago
Joe E. Lewis
Christopher Morley
W. W. Jacobes
Davies
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Luce
Life
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Moscow
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