High Point Enterprise Contact and Publication Details
The document lists staff roles including R B Terry as President and D A Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer with Charles B Loflin as a board member. It notes The Associated Press rights for local news republication and identifies Robert L Thompson as editor and C W Patterson Jr as Adv Director along with subscription rates by mail and carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
Robert L. Thompson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Police Move Slow On Kit Theatre Raid Debate
In High Point the Kit theatre raid and later arrest of two in a pornographic showing case drew questions about police speed and initiative. The piece notes plain clothes officers gathered evidence, rising public pressure, and concerns over delays before hiring outside help. It praises some department integrity but calls for swifter action.
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West End
WHPE
Nick Lawrence
High Point
Devaluation of the Pound and Britain's Economic Path
An American editor questions the impact of pound devaluation on Britain's recovery. He argues devaluation alone cannot fix core problems such as Britain's reduced global power, subsidized industry, and high production costs, warning of further American handouts and tariff shifts shaping future policy.
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Britain
Leslie Gould
America
Washington
Congress
Little
State Department
Austria-Hungary
France
U. S
England
Farm Bank Assets Reach Record High in Postwar Era
The American Bankers Association reports farmers hold record cash, deposits, and bond investments, though farm income is down over 10 percent from last year and bank-held farm debt rose from 2.3 million in January 1948 to 2.7 million this year. The ABA calls the overall situation healthy amid a brightening 1949 US economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
A.B.A
U. S. Econom
Cost of War’s Silent Toll From Camden Tragedy
A Camden veteran went berserk with a German pistol, killing 13 people four years after World War II ended. The boy's act follows widespread war damage, including shattered lives and long term mental strain, with a psychiatrist's report still pending.
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Camden
N. J
Europe
These Days By George Sokols ky
An older writer recalls summers at a dilapidated Berkshires farm in western Massachusetts. He describes restoring the place, family compromises between city and country life, and yearly visits to Tanglewood where music by Bernstein and others elevates the season. He notes road and traffic frustrations but finds peace in rural solitude.
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Berkshires
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Johnny” Burgoyne
General Knox
Fort Ticonderoga
Cambridge
Harvard
Tanglewood
Stockbridge Bowl
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Serge Koussevitzky
Heaven
Brahms
Tchaikosky
Boston
Broadway
Lady Snyder and a Ticklish Secret at Washington Socials
In Washington Miss Drucie Snyder daughter of the Secretary of the Treasury, attends a Wardman Park blowout for Sir Stafford Cripps and Ernest Bevin. She hints at private knowledge but reveals nothing, while anecdotes about Dolly Madison’s mirror and stamps saved for missions add a playful political lore tone.
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Washington
Drucie Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury
Miss Synder
Sir Stafford Cripps
Ernest Bevin
Wardman Park
Snyder
White House
Senate
Dolly Madison
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Edward J. Higgins
Green
Mr. Higgins
Dan O'Connell
Capitol Hill
O'Connell
Carmelite Fathers
Catholic University
South America
Four
World
Ward College president speaks on religious harmony and education
Dr. Fred Aden of Ward College Buenos Aires tells Wesley Memorial Methodist Church that a large faculty includes Protestants Jews and Catholics working in harmony. He argues Christian education should not hedge knowledge and notes a Communist could teach math but not sociology without altering liberal principles.
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Ward College
Fred Aden
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Ward
Spirit of Liberty Weighs Minds of Men and Women
A judicial reflection cites Judge Learned Hand on liberty, arguing it means not being certain of being right, seeking to understand others, weighing interests without bias, and remembering even the smallest matters deserve heed. It recalls a lesson from two millennia ago that the least may be heard alongside the greatest.
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Learned Hand
Why have a dog in the city and how to keep one
A reflective column discusses dog ownership in urban life. It weighs benefits and risks, stresses proper training and adherence to city rules, and notes personalities, dangers to children, and the ethics of keeping dogs. It quotes Mary Letts Winifred on dogs and humans sharing life.
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Peole
Mary Letts
Winifred
Tim
Secretaries call for bold cleaning of government
In remarks on national policy, Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson signals ongoing housecleaning. White House clearing and reforms are discussed as part of a broader push to reduce risk and improve governance.
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Louis Johnson
Broadway Notes on Miss Liberty and Hollywood Trends
Irving Berlin Moss Hart Sherwood musical Miss Liberty dominates New York drama chatter with high attendance and strong sheet music sales. Broadway critics debate its success while vaudeville and touring plans expand, and the column surveys film previews, industry licenses, and star encounters across New York and Hollywood.
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Irving Berlin
Moss Hart
Robert Sherwood
New York
Truman
Berlin
Pat Rooney Sr
James Courtney
Steve Cochran
Mae West
Maxwell House
45Th
Broadway
Murtagh
Hudson
Jersey City
Variety
Ashton Stevens
Tennessee Williams
Chicago
On the Air Waves HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL Puzzle
Crossword clues list with numerous entries across horizontal and vertical lines detailing terms from radios to chemistry and geography. Includes entries such as Depicted radio actress Penetrate Ascended Employ and many more for solver reference.
Relay of Puzzle Clues and Answers
Puzzle fill in the blanks forming a word list with seasonal cues and definitions. The items include terms associated with seasons, support roles, and common nouns such as complete peruse baked day within cooking utensil low haunt blemish rodent wager parent and Italian river.
Editorials and gossip mix in Asheville press jabs and ironies
A vivid clipping path reviews Asheville lore from the Unruh mass murders echoed in Thomas Wolfe fiction to press cover stumbles on obits and subcommittee scandals. The piece catalogues editorials, quotes, and small-town media quirks reflecting midcentury gossip and public notices.
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Asheville
Camden
Thomas Wolfe
Wolfe
Sam Green
Gazette
Herald-Trib
Jack Steele
Peron
New York
Henry
Advances in Tech Rumors Highlight Postal Meters and Solar Study
About 50,000 organizations use stamp meters for postage. A UV sensitive photographic emulsion aids solar studies from high rockets. The emulsion identifies atoms by radiant energies. A smaller electronic computer runs three times faster and 12 000 times quicker than a human.
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Millard Tydings
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Thim
Patter Graphics
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Jim Westerfield
Gilmor Brown
Morris Ankrum
Pasadena Playhouse
Glenn Ford
Evelyn Keyes
Cagney
Graziano
Oklahoma
Richard Adinsell
Warsaw
Ethel Waters
Zanuck
Pinky
Paul Robeson
Cecil B. DeMille
London
Criterion
Jeff Chandler
Belvedere
Barbara Stanwyck
Chez Stork
Miss Stanwyck
Studio One
M. Downey
Nbsee
Wendy Barrie
Abc-Tv
Hollywood
Band of America
Suzanne Gilbert
Bob Montgomery
Daily Worker
Bob Monroe
John Steele
Monroe
Sex
John Mason Brown
Whittlesey
Michigan Avenue
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harper's
George Frazier
Gentlemen of the Press
Christian Science Monitor
Collier
Columm
N. Y Times
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Houghton-Mifflin
Nova Scotia
Marie Wilson
Peruse
M Twain
B. Considine
G. Frazier
R. Chandler
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