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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1948
Page
4
Welcome note celebrates High Point as host city for the Western North Carolina Conference. The speaker urges spiritual revival and notes churches as national hope, praising the annual conference for strengthening church work in the region.
The piece argues Russia will veto UN actions and suggests the world may form a stronger alliance outside the UN or even see Russia leave. It warns of a possible path to peace only if the UN is reformed or dissolved, and weighs partisan municipal gov in High Point vs nonpartisan Greensboro.
The Greensboro Daily News warns that consolidating county and city election machinery could strip Greensboro of its nonpartisan municipal elections and thrust the city into partisan county politics, raising concerns over the integrity of local voting.
The piece argues India’s push to absorb Hyderabad risks overreach after independence. It notes Hyderabad’s wealth and reforms but questions who is truly free, suggesting New Delhi may overestimate its power and rely on strength over diplomacy. It cites UN appeals and the legacy of imperialism.
The eighteen member state education study commission remains split with eleven signing the filing of the final report to the governor and general assembly, five signaling a minority view, and three aligned with the majority. The dispute centers on state aid levels for school building, buses, and operating costs, with Governor Cherry hopeful for constructive value despite division.
James Roosevelt, son of the late Franklin D Roosevelt, advocates informing the Russian people by organizing a gigantic fleet of American airplanes to fly over Russia and drop propaganda leaflets.
The narrator and Sammy Schnitzer aboard the Truman campaign train note the air aboard, remark on Jimmy Roosevelt’s giggles, and describe reactions from Pat McCarran Edmund G. O’Brien Georgie Jessel and Walter O’Keefe. They also relay a spelling mix up as editors correct a misquote about GOP leaders. The mood mixes sincerity with humor as the journey continues.
An article notes cranberries as a $16 million industry with five-state growers and canners, various uses from sauces to pies, and a nod to wild berries in eastern North Carolina. It also includes viewpoints on executive discretion and workplace morale reflecting modern concerns.
Time magazine reports Bishop James Per nette De Wolfe announces a new nationwide program titled Great Scenes from Great Plays. The half hour Friday slot from 8 to 8:30 will feature drama with no prayers sermons or hymns and will end with a question about making sense of the era. The first episode October 1 stars Walter Hampden in Cyrano de Bergerac.
critics panned Magdalena at the Ziegfeld while Grandma’s Diary and other shows opened and closed. Hollywood satire bits, ballet notes, and stage gossip mix with radio quips and industry anecdotes from Paris to Broadway.
Pictured U S Department of Agriculture executive offers guidance on food buying. topics include oils tree materials and safe storage while noting sacred Ethiopian portents and related terms. Other entries cover metal refuse three-toed sloth nickel poplar and various linguistic clues.
A wordplay list presents numbered clues such as 21A to 51, each hinting at a different answer. The set mixes archaic phrases and modern terms, inviting solution of a themed crossword style puzzle.
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