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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1951
Page
4
The Enterprise recalls violent strikes at Marion and Gastonia with nightly dynamiting and frequent gunfire, noting eight deaths and later state patrol involvement. It argues violence crosses lines between strikers and nonstrikers, driven by mob spirit rather than union or management, condemning riot at mill gates.
The High Point Enterprise becomes AP and UP affiliated, adopting a teletypesetter circuit for UP and installing AP teletype setter lines. This expands daily wire news with tape and live feeds, making the paper the most modern in regional coverage as staff acclimates to the new systems.
Watch for Alibis Russia says it will compete in the 1952 Olympics in Finland if admitted by the international federation. The Soviet Union has avoided direct strength contests with US and other nations but may reveal strong track talent. The Kremlin faces a year to craft excuses for any defeats.
A reflection on Psalm 23 and John 14, tracing the shepherd imagery’s comfort. It notes David’s possible authorship, describes spiritual renewal, protection, and guidance, and urges readers to seek restoration in a restless era through reliance on the Good Shepherd. W.A.B.
A humorous critique of fashion magazine copywriters and their language. The author muses on the craft of selling clothes, the sensational tone of advertisements, and the tension between style and substance in early 20th century fashion writing.
The World-Herald in Omaha reports a one‑issue reader poll where about 24,500 of 28,000 who answered opposed Truman for re election. Dean Acheson also shows high unpopularity while a military presidency divides opinion. Voters question moral public service and distrust officials amid MacArthur Bradley tensions and public scrutiny of gifts to officials.
A draft of quotes contrasts views on marriage and authority. Eugene J. Czukor cites persuasive play with children and hairbrushes. Branch Rickey argues marriage should be driven by strong feeling, else foolish for a man not wild about the partner.
Washington official Michael V. DiSalle explains CPR 22 the new manufacturers price ceiling regulation set to take effect May 28. The order affects about 75 000 U S manufacturing concerns and aims to avoid broader profit regulation by focusing on ceilings rather than profits. The impact will filter through consumer goods from furniture to canned foods as inventories adjust and prices roll back where required.
A saloon of nightlife notes from Our Town highlights Rita Dick, Don Wahn and MacArthur welcome crowds. The Runyon Fund office scene, Astor view, and chatter about stars like Myrna Loy, Gloria Warner, and Martha Raye fill the page with gossip and parade buzz.
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