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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1949

Page

4

High Point Enterprise Advertisement Rates and Staff

The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates and staff roles including president R B Terry secretary treasurer D A Rawley and editor Robert L Thompson. It notes Associated Press use rights and advertising director C W Patterson Jr with circulation manager duties.

R. B. Terry D. A. Rawley Charles B. Loflin Robert L. Thompson C. W. Patterson, JR Adv Mgr

YMCA Campaign Presses for 275000 to Complete High Point Drive

The High Point YMCA needs 275000 more to complete its new facility as hospital funds are raised. Industries have pledged about 137500 with Jaycees leading a civic drive to close the gap and fund a stronger community YMCA for High Point.

High Point MCA YMCA High Point Industries Ity Jaycees

Suffering and Grace in Pauls Weakness

The essay interprets 2 Corinthians 12 7 9 as Paul’s thorn in the flesh a chronic ailment kept by God s grace. It weighs whether suffering is divine punishment or natural consequence, cites Jesus healing the blind man and Paul s thorn possibly eye disease or epilepsy, and urges faith that Gods power is shown through weakness.

Paul Corinthians Satan Apostle Jesus Moffatt God

These Days by George Sokolsky

George Sokolsky argues Britain faces postwar crises with a US funded cushion and warns against British concessions in trade. He criticizes Bretton Woods and Marshall Plan palliation, questions a hidden price deal on rubber and rubber tires, and urges public scrutiny of postwar British concessions and tin control in Malay states.

Great Britain United States Bretton Woods Washington Teheran Yalta San Francisco Potsdam

Dulles Press Conference Typo Sparks Banter in Senate

Washington chatter notes a typo on a Senate press board mislabels a Dulles press conference as heave instead of have. Col. Paul J. McGahan, veteran Philly editor, recalls street wisdom after a Baltimore bash leaves him with a blackjack scar and $80 in savings lost.

Washington John Foster Dulles New York Senate Press Gallery Mr. Dewey

Speed limits and parking law in North Carolina

Ramblin Round discusses car speed limits, arguing a 55 mph cap across vehicles would reduce accidents and save lives. It notes enforcement gaps, cites North Carolina’s 55 mph standard, and suggests a statewide ban on cars exceeding 55 mph. The column also critiques overparking laws and anticipates High Point setting a precedent.

United States North Carolina Ole North North Carolina Supreme Court High Point

Patter and Prose on Education and Society

A medley of wry observations on teaching, progress, and social trends. Jokes on judges, umpires, and national pastime rules. Reflections on education’s promise and its disappointments, and a quip about alcoholism and treatment timing.

Notes of a New Yorker a Surreal Look at Public Life

In New York notes Winchell surveys high justice hopes under McGrath, celebrity gossip from Garbo to Cary Grant, incidents in Washington and Broadway. He riffs on Truman Hoover Argentina whispers, Reader’s Digest stirs, and stage and screen figures like Brando Mason and Murtiz in a flowing collage of 1949 celebrity and politics.

McGrath Rutledge Justice Dept Tom Clark John Edgar Hoover Vandenberg Grand Rapids Garbo Rome Paris Wendy Barrie John New Yorker McCartens Betty Henderson the Stork Cary Grant Cary Bruce Argentina Justice Jackson Nuremburg Gallows Hitler Bormann Truman Hoover Buenos Aires

Gromyko Accused of Writing Attacks in United Nations Speech

Serge fliegers reports from The American Mercury that Gromyko allegedly drafted virulent passages attacking you in Vishinsky's UN speech and ordered your column sent to Moscow regularly. The telegram adds that Gromyko personally authored the critical material and supervised dispatches.

Serge Fliegers American Mercury Gromyko Vishinsky United Nations Moscow

Warden Calls Governor Over Smith Case as Death Looms

Report outlines a Thursday at 11 chairing after the warden asks the Governor for instructions in People v John Smith. If the Governor has none, execution proceeds. Irene Williams at the Blue Angel is billed as a star. The Leo Durro brothers spent 1700 dollars on nine California bathrooms in a New York linen shop and note the Broadway hit Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend remains the comedy cue.

Sing Sing John Smith Irene Williams Blue Angel Leo Durochers Sth Ave Calif

Damon Runyon Story to Hit Pocket Library Editions

Ed Weiner's The Damon Runyon Story will be released in pocket size by Popular Libraries with a 250 000 print run. Music Business shows a photo of Miss America before her title win with Arizona DJ Dick Gilbert. Wrigley gum leaves subway slot machines now controlled by American Chicle. Ken Murray's Blackouts references S Pacific and Kiss Me Kate. A libel suit over a fiction column settled for 200 000. Alva Joniston aims to finish a Mizner quip book around 1950. He recalls Mizner's Paramount film debut and asks if it hurt the picture more than the authors did.

Damon Runyon Ed Weiner Popular Arizona Dick Gilbert New York Wrigley American Chicle Ken Murray S. Pacific Kate Alva Joniston Wilson Mizner Mizner Paramount

Viking Crow's Nest Origin and WWI Naval Meat Use

The text notes ancient galleys could reach 15 knots in bursts and explains the crow s nest name as a Viking practice of releasing a crow to find land. It adds that US Navy consumed over 400 000 tons of meat in World War I and that portholes originally served as cannon firing openings.

U. S. Navy

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