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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1945
Page
4
Op-ed argues atomic bombs decentralize industry and population, urging federal policy to spread industry nationwide, with emphasis on developing small cities in the south and west as vital to national defense and economic health. Critiques ECTC governance and urges Gov Cher ry to intervene for a freer operation and future viability.
Former ECTC president Dr. Leon Meadows loses appeal as he faces imprisonment for embezzling student funds. Governors appoint new trustees to fill vacancies, but board schism persists and a new committee searches for a president amid ongoing turmoil.
The Greensboro Daily News questions why Elliott Roosevelt secured a loan on weak security and whether a lesser known individual would have received similar terms. It asks about motives, potential ties to A and P Co hearings, and what Jesse Jones discussed with John Hartford amid a $200 000 debt settlement. The piece notes facts are not fully disclosed and efforts to suppress them are under way.
Plans in North Carolina and Nebraska consider loan funds modeled after the Jane McKimmon fund, aiding college education for women. The NC fund has assisted 70 girls since 1927, prompting broader adoption. Debate at Capitol Square centers on whether corporations may operate under assumed names.
The secretary of state and attorney general recall no court case yet over disguised corporate ownership for damages but anticipate possible claims. Small lenders commonly use alias names. enforcement has been inconsistent. Secretary Eure cites a complete North Carolina legislature roster from 1777 to 1945 listing members Aaron to Zollicoffer, needing about 8 000 to 12 000 names and nearly 300 legal pages.
A historical note on NC legislators shows names start with every letter except X over 168 years, with B and M most common and Q and Z rare, each only about a dozen. The statement highlights alphabetic diversity in state lawmaking history.
A Friday night game pits High Point against Durham in a test of running the T formation. Both teams seek to prove they have the depth and execution to reach key conference goals as observers note the nation’s gratitude and a Thanksgiving mood.
The piece reflects on gratitude for freedom amid wartime and mentions traffic light regulation on Main Street at South Main and High Street. Mrs Irene Parker and Postmaster H C Clark offer praise for a Sunday Enterprise report about the old Quaker meeting house and compliment writer Ed Lewis on the prose.
Vashti McCollum of Champaign Illinois argues that parents retain rights to shape a child’s education and culture, opposing state takeover. She cites comparisons to totalitarian regimes to stress the family’s central role in American civilization and parental authority.
The text argues that American education grew from church roots and that separation of church and state did not divorce schools from faith. It discusses religious diversity, sects, and the role of religion in schooling, urging caution against atheistic instruction and noting Mrs. Gackt McCollum's suit impacting religious training in communities.
Washington notes explore a push for a government backed full employment plan. Critics warn it may erode willingness to work as workers leave lower paid jobs while a senator from the Midwest opposes the measure. The piece questions tax costs and government spending amid postwar labor concerns.
Paul Mallon argues that universal health care and a reduced workweek would collapse earning power and tax revenue. He warns that shifting physicians into government salaries and cutting hours would lower consumption, demand, and overall employment, jeopardizing sustained revenue for a high economy.
The International Training Administration brings 2500 trainees from Latin America, China, Turkey and beyond to learn in American industry and agriculture. Carlos Oneto of Peru is among the top performers, surviving a rigorous two year course at Goodyear Akron. The ITA grows, moving to larger quarters as it gauges impact on labor, trucking, and hemispheric cooperation.
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