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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1952

Page

4

Kerr Scott Blames Aides as Umstead Rivalry Heats Up

North Carolina Governor Kerr Scott accuses key appointees supporting Bill Umstead of pursuing job security over good government in his final year. He singles out Dave Coltrane, budget aide, and calls for accountability while denying Coltrane’s campaign fundraising claim.

Kerr Scott Scott Bill Umstead Hubert Olive Umstead Dave Coltrane Budget Bureau Coltrane T. C. Johnson George Ross Department of Conservation Jawin

Radio and Newspapers Share the Spotlight at Chapel Hill

Bruce Barton argued that radio is here to stay and will complement newspapers not replace them. He recalled past false alarms about new media and noted radio, TV, and magazines all coexist with steady audiences and growing reach.

Bruce Barton Foremer Platform Alia Chapel Hill Barton Jess Papa Mama

Conant warns private schools harm democracy at Boston speech

Dr. James B. Conant of Harvard critiques private and parochial schools as a threat to national unity in a speech to the American Association of School Administrators in Boston. He argues for a single public school system and opposes state control of education, drawing papers from Atlanta Journal commentary.

James B. Conant Harvard University American Association of School Administrators Boston Dr. Conant Conant Harvard United States Atlanta Journal

Mad House Dollar Down Buying and Congressional Flare

A satirical column mocks dollar down purchasing talk from the Federal Reserve and a Maryland congressional candidate Mark J. Hammett. It also references Peter Minuit and Rep. Edwin Arthur Hall with light, political humor.

Edwin Arthur Hall Regeacon Binghamton, N. Y Congress

My Son John hailed as noble pro American cinema

A critic argues that the high quality picture My Son John, led by Helen Hayes, faces boycott by studios and reviewers for being pro American. The piece laments anti American bias in modern entertainment and calls for serious adult cinema beyond teen friendly fare.

Leo MecCarey John Helen Hayes America State Department Leo McCarey Soviet Russia Ars Hell Charles Laughton Charles Boyer Cedric Hardwicke Agnes Moorehead Antony and Cleopatra Caesar and Cleopatra Laurence Olivier Vivien Leigh William Shakespeare George Bernard Shaw Roman Empire We of God Amerca

Quotes and calls to action on corruption and inflation

A collection of quotes from public figures including Secretary Snyder and Rep. Reed criticizing corruption in the Internal Revenue Service and calling for accountability. Other remarks address the Korean cease-fire, world opinion, and inflation, with Steel executive Robert Tyson urging decisive action to curb rising prices and wages.

Snyder Internal Revenue Daniel Reed Korea Syngman Rhee Robert C. Tyson U. S. Steel

Rainy Sunday Reflections and Tulip Talk

A columnist recalls untimely weather and a rainy Sunday with memories of tulips from Holland in Michigan. He describes stopping by Lion Point, meeting locals, and pondering aging, forgetfulness, and youth while finishing a Wil Ia Cather novel about early Roman Catholic missionaries in the American Southwest.

Willa Cather Coronado Great Southwest West Bishop Latour Father Vaillant Old Country Upper Midwest New Mexico Gadsen Mexico Miss Caths

U S Delegates Return From Geneva Economics Debate

U S delegates at the Economic Commission for Europe meeting in Geneva report strong criticism of American trade laws. Key issues include the cheese amendment restricting dairy imports and Section 104 defense mobilization limits. Critics say U S policy focuses on export growth at the expense of European recovery and broader trade liberalization.

Washington U. S ECE Geneva America Alabama Laurie C. Battle United States Moscow Europe Poland Western Europe Italy

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