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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1951
Page
4
A reader urges a city crackdown on negligent landlords to fix unsafe, decaying rental housing. The piece links rotten private housing to public policy fights, calls for stronger local ordinances, and argues free enterprise must tidy its own house to survive.
Army Secretary Frank Pace told Congress a Russian attack on Iran or Yugoslavia may be imminent and the United States could be fighting a third world war at any moment. Korean reports show China and North Korea may be using cease fire talks to prepare for further war. The piece criticizes appeasement and questions MacArthur’s policies versus those of appeasement.
The column argues Charles P. Green of Louisburg should receive the fourth North Carolina federal judgeship if Congress acts, noting his recent appointment as U S district attorney for the Eastern District as valuable training. It questions delays in creating the judgeship but maintains the prediction remains valid.
The piece argues for a military alignment with dictators Franco and Tito not for affection but as a strategic anti Russia posture. It cites the secretary of the army warning of imminent war with the Soviet Union and notes Communist and Socialist opposition to a Franco pact.
A discussion on the long standing American tradition of federalism in oil policy, noting how the Tidelands cases influence state versus federal authority. The article argues that advertising and propaganda influence may erode traditional boundaries and cites Justice Douglas in the Louis area.
A column ties chamber of commerce actions to state policy and discusses eclipse plans, polio figures, farming prospects, graft concerns, and legal questions on sovereignty. It weighs private enterprise against public authority and cites North Carolina agriculture leaders and legal scholars.
Taft confides that Acheson may depart within two weeks, a plan he says is his, not Taft's. The page is a collage of society notes, show business chatter, and brief political asides with names like Milton Berle, Walter Kinsella, and Eddy Darling interwoven, reflecting a bustling New York social scene and political whispers. The text mixes personal notices, entertainment tidbits, and rapid-fire vignettes about celebrities, politicians, and media figures, capturing a snapshot of mid-century gossip and public life.
Washington report outlines possible paths for a tougher price and wage control bill via Senate and House conferees. Five or seven member panels, party lines, and potential changes in leadership could shape a stronger or weaker measure. Officials warn of risks if meat price decontrol or rationing are pursued, including political backlash and black market dangers.
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