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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1951
Page
4
No Secret on Atom Submarine News
Local chatter in High Point suggests the atomic powered submarine contract was widely known well before the Navy publicized it. The piece argues top secrets quickly leak in small communities and from informed insiders, possibly reaching Moscow through espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Moscow
High Point
Russia
Congress urged to overhaul cadet admissions to West Point and Annapolis
A congressman argues for a full review of how cadets are admitted to West Point and Annapolis. He identifies three appointment systems, condemns patronage, and favors merit and equal opportunity through enlistment first, then appointment. He urges Congress to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
West Point
Annapolis
Sons of Veterans
Army
Navy
Arthur MacArthur
New Sign Ordinance Sparks Citywide Debate
A local column argues the City Council’s approval of a revised High Point sign ordinance loosens limits on storefront signs and extends permitted sign reach to 12 feet. It cautions the change may mar building aesthetics, praising Board of Adjustments while urging focus on improving fronts first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustments
High Point
Nance
Williamsburg
Broadway
Jessie
Molly
Old New Hampshire
Olly
High Point Raises Director of Parks and Recreation Pay
The High Point City Council increases the salary range for the director of parks and recreation to a maximum of 5100 for experienced applicants and 4200 for less experienced ones. The move aims to attract qualified civil service candidates, while cautioning the city manager to prioritize merit over cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City
Oddball Prices and Smarts in Postwar Public Notices
A fragmentary column mocks a would‑be extortionist caught by the FBI praising his wit as agents close in. It notes meat price notices under the Office of Price Stabilization and lampoons wagey HOB haircut costs and a Texas border publication with Rivera’s prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng Te
FBI
G-men
Congress
Con
Capitol
Presidio
Texas
The
Juan Rivera
Rivera
National Cartoonist and Television
Walt
Red Rabbit
Adobes
Rio Grande
Obsolescence in Tax Policy Sparks Debate Among Professionals
A column denounces Senator Irvin Ives for proposing an untaxed savings fund for self employed professionals. It argues the plan would force independents into a controlled economy, harming doctors writers lawyers and others while risking taxation delays and social upheaval. The piece warns tax policy could erase the middle class and fuel totalitarian trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Ives
New York
Ive
Lides
New York City
Senator Ives
Ives
Karl Marx
Quotes on obedience and morality from public figures
A collection of remarks by Dr. Carl Menninger and President Truman on disobedience, alleged moral decay in colleges, and vigilance against world conquest. D. D. Hubbell and Barbara Stanwyck are cited on ethics and appearance in a collage of opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Menninger
Korea
President Truman
Notable Names and Rumors From Postwar Gossip Page
The column surveys New Jersey influence and showbiz chatter about Dagmar and the O'Conor Committee, noting possible embarrassment for unnamed Very Important People if Zwilman were questioned. It shifts to film and theater gossip, quoting Ethel Merman’s salary demand, Babe Ruth memorial tributes, and reshaped plots in classic works plus literary giants and publishers influential in mid-20th century American culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Conor
Senate Crime Committee
Zwililman
Longie
New
Fragmented Notes Mixed With Ephemera In A Local Paper
The page blends quirky anecdotes and short items, including a historical aside about Paul Revere, a cheeky classified advert, radio and TV program costs, a janitor joke, and miscellaneous musings on daily life and consumer items. It reads as a collage of late night chatter and human interest snippets from a small newspaper.
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T. S
Longfellow
Paul Revere
Concord
Paul
Cherry Valley
Minneapolis
Dorsey, Coleman, Barker, Scott & Barber
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