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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1950

Page

4

Frank Graham Goes Out True to His Colors

A North Carolina senatorial veteran, Frank Graham, leaves office amid critique of his political shifts. The piece accuses him of opportunism, aligning with filibusterers and subversives, and suggests his opposition to strong anti-Communist measures was compromised by a hoped-for Truman appointment.

United States Frank Graham Lame Duck Harry Truman Frank Graham Truman Supreme Court South Senator Graham Trustees Consolidated University North Carolina

Thoughts on Immortality and the World to Come

A reflective meditation on Jesus that argues belief in immortality rests on his life and words. It contrasts scripture with philosophy, cites resurrection and living water, and emphasizes faith in Christ as path to eternal life despite life’s mysteries. The author invokes scripture and ends with a poetic note on Jesus as present help.

Jesus God Simon Peter Moffatt Tomb of Lazarus Jacob's Well Withal Emmanuel God Christ Paradise Galilee

High Point Retail Tone Urges Friendly Service Push

A columnist urges every High Point worker who meets the public to sell the city through better service. The piece compares local attitudes to Greensboro and Winston-Salem, cites a Chapel Hill card campaign, and argues friendlier clerks would lift business, boost taxes, and raise High Point’s reputation. It calls for a citywide shift to cheerful, helpful conduct.

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Senate Crime Group Shows Good Results Report

Washington’s Kefauver committee reports major progress in curb ing organized crime. In Florida’s Miami probe 40 indictments were returned, the S and G syndicate broken up, and officials implicated. Next targets include Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland and New York as hearings broaden nationwide.

Senate Washington Senate Committee Sen. Estes Ikefauver D-Tenn S & G Syndicate Miami Beach U. S Dade County Miami Florida Kefauver Florida Bar Association Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland New York

Home Front Defense in High Point Is Discussed

City officials stress readiness amid wartime debate over war versus police action. Major Dick Meisky, a last war veteran, will lead the defense coordination, drawing on frontline lessons about sheltering and supplies. The aim is safety, not fear, as the city weighs fire and bomb-attack preparedness.

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LaMotta Quote Sparks Louisiana Republican Debate

The remark attributed to Jake LaMotta questions perceptions of party alignment as State Rep. Thomas Russell of Louisiana weighs in on Republican identity. The exchange highlights intra party divisions and public comment on political labels.

Thomas Russell Louisiana

New York Tells of Cold War Dots and Dates

A long list of dated notes from 1943 to 1950 cataloging speculative remarks on Russia, diplomacy, and U S policy. It cites proposals, threats, and potential shifts in leadership, with mentions of Eden Marshall Byrnes Molotov Acheson and various dates highlighting tensions and anticipated events.

U. S Russia Byrnes Acheson, Cohen State Dept Molotov Near East Mess Dean Acheson Sec’y George Marshall Moscow Anthony Eden Robert Hedges N. Y Orly

How the Communists Got Hold in America In 1942 Navy meeting

A critical look at an aborted 1942 inquiry into radio activities and Communist influence within U S agencies. The May 19 1942 meeting in the Secretary of Navy’s office included Frank Knox Ralph Bard and several admirals. The notes discuss subversive radio operators and Communist cells in transportation and communications amid wartime ties with Soviet Russia.

Cox Georgia Eugene Garey Secretary of Navy Frank Knox Ralph A. Bard Naval Operations F. J. Horne S. C. Hooper T. S. Wilkinson Adolphus Staton J. B. W. Wahler F. C. B. Jordan F. G. Caskey Let K. Barslang Frank Wrox Admiral Hooper Karl Barslaug American Legion Norway France Hooper United States Soviet Russia Navy United State Communist Party Knox Admiral Wilkinson Comunist Party Washington Possibl Russia Stalin Russi

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