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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
4
The current LIFE editorial page praised for its patriotism and thoughtful stance. The publication reprints the piece and accompanying image with permission from LIFE and Mrs. Tabor to share its message widely.
Katherine C. Tabor, widow of Lt. Stanley E. Tabor who vanished at Taejon, critiques U.S. Korea policy. She recalls reading policy debates, condemns compromise without victory, and argues leaders must fight to win. Her August 1951 letter challenges LIFE’s Korea stance.
A mixed column from the Camden to Winston Salem papers blends folklore on conjure bags with light local items. It features a recipe cue from Turpentine lore, brief notes on a Lions game sighting, court-bound bus rides, churchgoing contrasts, and small town humor about advertisements and bargains.
Mose Jackson was run over and severely bruised. An attorney offered damages, but Mose replied he wants repairs, not money. The quip reflects a humorous local take on injury and accountability.
A collection of remarks covers education funding, the primacy of people over buildings, and praise for preacher Mickey Cohen. Other quotes touch on democracy, ethics of public officials, and media fame as Frank Sinatra answers reporters in Acapulco about Ava Gardner.
New York State authorities are quietly pursuing the marijuana racketeering in East Harlem and across multiple cities including Staten Island Buffalo Utica and Niagara Falls. Police report hundreds of marijuana fields uprooted and cultivation found in farms vacant lots and even window boxes.
Retired at seventy, Walter Scott Thompson returns to oversee all press radio and camera duties for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh during their Canadian visit this fall. He previously managed similar duties in 1939 during the royal parents' Canadian tour.
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