High Point Enterprise Staff and Pricing Details
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including R. B. Terry as President D. A. Rawley serving as Secretary and Treasurer Charles B. Loflin as a member and Associated Press rep. Robert L. Thompson is Editor C. W. Patterson Jr. is Advertising Director. Subscription rates are By Mail 3 months 3.25 6 months 6.50 12 months 13.00 and By Carrier 1 week 30c 6 months 7.80 12 months 15.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B. Loflin
Russia Has The Bomb Yet Faint Hope In United Nations
The article weighs the significance of a Soviet atomic explosion and argues that the more crucial development is U S detectors for distant blasts and the potential for UN actions to curb war. It urges realism in US and UN policy toward Soviet Russia to prevent an era of atomic conflict.
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Soviet
Russia
United States
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Racketeers Grin As Guilty Pleas Bring Light Sentences
In North Carolina courts the Vaughan Cannon case ended with a suspended sentence on unlawful gambling device charges and a not guilty finding on a road house brawl. In Greensboro F C George Smith pleaded guilty to conspiracy to operate a lottery, was fined 10000 dollars, and received a two year suspended sentence. The piece questions whether such outcomes foster respect for law or deter racketeering.
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North Carolina
Vaughan Cannon
Asheville
Cannon
George Patton
Greensboro
F. C
George” Smith
Smith
Care of the Child in Critical Years Reflects Parental Duty
A sermon-like reflection cites the Shunammite tale in II Kings to urge wives and mothers to care for their husbands and children. It warns against overindulgence and neglect, stresses discipline and education, and notes that marital discord harms children. It features local observations on young motherhood in High Point and quotes a poem on education shaping the mind.
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Shunem
Elisha
Israel
Elisna
Mt. Carmel
Flisha
High Point
Ize
W.A.B
The Mad House and a Canal Tale in Louisiana
A light column mixes gossip with a Civil War anecdote about Jubal Early and a nickname for Sherman’s court appointee. It retraces Grant’s failed Lake Providence canal project, dubbed Grants canal, and notes Senator Russell Long’s push and Brannan’s grim surplus forecast with a tongue in cheek ending.
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Russell Long
Louisiana
Lake Providence
East Carroll Parish
Arkansas Line
Vicksburg
Miss
Ulysses S. Grant
Bayou
James Birdseye
McPherson
Grant
MccPherson
Senator Long
Budget Bureau
Wroth
Congress
Mystery man Matthews reshapes Navy leadership from Mayflower
Francis Patrick Matthews, secretary of the Navy, travels daily from the Mayflower Hotel to St Matthew’s Cathedral and back as he absorbs Navy facts. He meets the president every three weeks, questions officers thoroughly, and challenges the idea he is a mere yes man.
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Washington
NEA
Mayflower
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Connecticut Ave
Francis Patrick
Matthews
Navy
Pentagon
Hic
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
Academy
Annapolis
East Coast
Pearl Harbor
White House
Dan Kimball
High Point Gains Cultural Footing With Arts Workshop Plan
Ramblin Round discusses High Point’s push toward city status through cultural projects. The recreation department announces a city wide choral group and a civic orchestra for the Arts and Crafts workshop starting October 13 at Junior High School. The piece praises officials and notes open participation funded by city money. It also covers Governor Kerr Scott’s Lions Jaycees visit and critiques his Go Forward program, plus calls for improved police dispatch during fires to prevent spectator hazards.
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High Point
Recreation Department
Shore Neal
Recreation Commission
Brooks Reitzel
Franklin Carpenter
Kerr Scott
The
Lions and Jaycees
North Carolina
Scott
Lions
Jaycees
Carolina Springs
Patter and Wit Reflections on Language and Life
A collection of wry aphorisms on manners humor and speech. Observations about age ambition gender and daily life delivered in brisk clipped phrases. Each quip offers a humorous twist or paradox about human behavior and language.
Secretary of Navy Matthews enjoys Omaha visits on Sequoia
The secretary finds pleasure in reconnecting with old Omaha friends who travel to town aboard the yacht Sequoia. Officers closely aligned with him express satisfaction with the choices made by the Secretary of the Navy.
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Omaha
Matthews
Faroen
Secretary of Navy
Broadway Doodles and Open Doors in 1949 Entertainment Buzz
A lively tour through New York and London show business. Notes on Winchell at the Ziegfeld. Mike Riley at 52nd and 6th. Radio City stage ballet amid giant mirrors. London Palladium deal for Larry Parks and Betty Garrett after Jolson Sings Again. Mentions Judy Garland and Ethel Barrymore, Mary Garden guesting, and Wes King’s column style.
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Ziegfeld Theatre
Mike Riley
Radio City Music Hall
Broadway
London
Piccadilly
Ty Power
Annabella
Paris
Gary Moore
CBS
John Crosby
Oscar Hammerstein
John
Oscar
Faye Emerson
RKO
Larry Parks
Betty Garrett
London Palladium
Jolson
Mary Garden
Jean Tennyson
Whittlesey
Ward Morehouse
Chalk
Wright
Mae West
Lynn Bernay
The
Bronx
Hildegarde
Ers
Jene Alden
Zanuck
S. Pacific
Philly
Judy Garland
Betty Hutton
Pinzo
South Plaza
Hungaria
Hmf
Rank
Christopher Columbus
Nicholas Schenck
Fitzpatrick
MGM Traveloak
New York
Carol Lynne
Nessis
Farmers face fertilizer surge to keep crops steady
The U S Department of Agriculture warns that if 6,000,000 farmers want to sustain current production they must use ten times more phosphate fertilizer. A bird banding milestone notes a 1710 German heron with an early metal leg band. The geometric caterpillar and the Statue of Freedom details are cited as historical notes.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Germany
Turkey
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C. W. Patterson, JR
Adv
George Dixon
Steve Early
Jubal Early
Mr. Early
Sherman Minton
Harry
Supreme Court
Shay
Sherman
Shayman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles Brannan
Brannan
Peter Edson
Ramblin
Fred Flagler
Patter
Winchell
Ethel Barrymore
Pinky
Jack Smith
Singolaidi
Town Hall
Ballets de Paris
Winter Garden
Roland Petit
Wunderkind
European Ballet
French National Opera
Serge Lifar
Ethel Griffies
Mrs Liberty
L. DeRochement
J. Bernhard
Louis
Memphis
Bernhard
Eddie Condon
Greenwich Village Asylum
Satdee
Myrna Dell
Girlville
Sarah Churchill
Jefffrey Lynn
Shenandoah
Herald
Technicolor
Avenue Playhouse
Will Rogers
Charley
Ray Bolger
Abbott & Costello
Anthony Martin
Rayburn
Finch
Ayem
James Thurber
Bob Benchley
Geldbergs
Teevee
Commershills
Gilbert Seldes
Atlantic Monthly
Mr Finch
Ray
Thawt
al Pearce
Prune
Frank Morgan
George Jean Nathan
Yank
Vishinsky
Robeson
Dick Turner
Capitol Dome
Washington, D. C
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