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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
4
The Hit Point Enterprise lists mail and carrier rates for 3, 6, and 12 month runs in N C as of August 1 and 16, 1951 with weekly and monthly pricing.
The piece argues contempt can arise from a court that ignores moral rights and treats a child as a pawn. It laments a weak, afraid court that yields to pressure and erodes justice, inviting public contempt.
The transfer of Serge Rubinstein’s deportation hearing from New York to Los Angeles is described by the Washington Immigration Service as routine to his current residence, while Rubinstein’s Philadelphia attorney claims he is merely traveling for rest. The case involves figures like Brien McMahon and Herman Landon, with historical notes on Rubinstein’s draft history and alleged wealth of $6 to $7 million.
The United States Internal Revenue Service, designed for five billion dollars a year, now collects about sixty billion. Investigations sweep New York Boston Washington St Louis San Francisco and other cities into a broad inquiry by a House subcommittee into bribes extortion political influence and lax personnel practices. The piece calls for a sober reform beyond scandal including staffing merit and pay reforms and questions Washington's control and uniform tax enforcement across districts.
Scraps from Stanly County report sheriffs raiding cockfights drawing a large crowd with warrants issued for violators. The item merges reflections on gambling, public entertainment, and shifting views on racing, cards, and music with local civic notes and editorials.
An elderly visitor recalls a soft spoken exchange with a Waynesvillian. The fragment mentions arrival yesterday from Florida and a well moment lingered in memory.
A humorous Harnett News column repeats tall tales about boll weevils frozen in ice that supposedly fly free and ignite cotton. It also features Haas’s clarification on horse apples, noting the Haas apple’s origin and naming by a man named Haas and its reputation as a good eating apple.
Quotes from leaders like Marshal Tito and Dmitri Mitropoulos on peace, war, and conduct, plus social security concerns. Townsend argues old folks cannot live decently on current monthly pensions.
The Dallas rival of gambler Herbert Noble has a two year option to acquire the Horseshoe Club in Las Vegas opening today. Binion invested in the property but has not secured a Nevada license. The page also digresses into unrelated entertainment and gossip items.
Washington economists contrast the Truman administration plan with a competing program backed by NAM, US Chamber, and American Farm Bureau Federation. Defense costs are rising to $65 billion yearly, with tax and price controls proposed to fund and manage the buildup while balancing the budget without crippling consumer goods. The piece urges readers to withhold judgment for six months, then decide which path better serves the economy.
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