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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1950

Page

4

Is High Point Ready for War The Civilian Defense Call

A local editorial argues the home front in High Point is unprepared for World War III and urges immediate civilian defense steps. It highlights the need for widespread first aid training, citing Stuart Symington on needing 20 million trained and noting Red Cross efforts face volunteer shortages. The piece urges residents to join and promote first aid training, stressing its lasting value regardless of war.

Johnson Sheraton Hotel America Oak Ridge High Point Pearl Harbor Korea Stuart Symington Red Cross

Sanctify Them Through Thy Truth in John 17

A devotional reflection on John 17 17 Sanctify them through thy truth thy word is truth Explains the meaning of sanctification by divine truth and its impact Our lives are shaped by truth as a guiding inner light and calling to mission The case is made for truth as a source of meaning life and moral vigor through the disciples example and poetic allusion to Tennyson

John Jesus Ben Moffatt Peter Judas Iscariot Tennyson Heaven Eden W.A.B America France

Milk fund bottles spark fund drive humor

In a lively city note, staff react to two dented milk bottles found by Gilbert Southern containing a dollar and a few coins for the Annual Milk Fund. The scene shifts to jokes among Jim Ryan and Paul Casey aboard Main Street, then to dirt moved into Advance Stores for an indoor putting range at High Point Driving and Putting Range, explained by Arnold Hogle.

Gilbert Southern Gilbert City Newsroom Junior Service League Kirkman’s Jim Ryan Furniture Association Paul Casey Main Street Rotary Club Sheraton Jim Paul George Allison Enterprise Advance Stores George Arnold Hogle Hogle

Defenses Clash as Johnson and Acheson Clash Ends

Acheson defeats Louis Johnson in a drawn out feud between the State and Defense departments. The piece lays out policy clashes over Berlin access, Asia strategy, and the Taiwan/Formosa question, noting Johnson’s pro Chiang Kai-Shek stance and Acheson’s pro Chinese Communist line. It credits Johnson with blunt honesty and Acheson with legalistic, polished briefings, concluding Johnson was fired.

Dean Acheson Louis Johnson Department of Defense State Department Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff Navy Intelligence Central Intelligence Agency Washington China Douglas MacArthur Asia Western Europe B. Roosevelt Teheran Europe Formosa United States Johnson Acheson Steve Early Harry Truman

Quotes on war, production, and politics from postwar leaders

Dr. Carlo Schmid urges restraint before German arms, while Sir Gladwyn Jebb cites UN diplomacy. Chikao Honda contrasts American calm with Japan’s wartime stance, warning that Asia is the arena for communist pressure. The remarks reflect Cold War era tensions and calls for multilateral authority before rearmament.

Carlo Schmid Council of Europe Asia Sir Gladwyn Jebb United Kingdom

Subbing for Winchell on Letters and Civic Faith

Excerpted column reflecting on letters to columnists, political mood, and the search for progress through gradual reform. Noting fear, extremism, and violence as temptations, with opinions from Henry A. Wallace and other figures on governance, war, and loyalty.

Great Need For Freight Cars Tests U.S. Railroads

Washington reports a looming freight car shortage as railroads face a two month test amid labor disputes. Officials cite car deficits by type, with 22,200 box cars and 31,500 flats in short supply, while October coal and autumn crops drive demand. Managers seek faster deliveries, but high orders clash with production limits and historical scrap rates.

Washington U. S Brotherhood of Switchmen’s Union Brotherhoods of National Mediation Board Canada Car Reporting Service American Association of Railroads West Southwest Northwest Office of Defense Transportation U.S

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Hhe Defense Ramblin Fred Flagler Casey Secretary Johnson George Sokolsky Chikao Honda Tokyo Winchell By Jack Lait Henry A. Wallace Robert A. Taff Harry F. Byrd Communist Party Karl E. Mundt S. D Thomas E. Dewey
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