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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
2
Key West Kid Nods to Truman Vatican Ambassadorship
The piece argues Truman seeks Catholic votes via a Vatican ambassadorial appointment. It cites U.S. News and World Report on a nine-city Catholic vote strategy that could yield 222 electoral votes, potentially sealing a 1952 victory, with General Mark Clark's status unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truman
Vatican State
Truman
Mark Clark
Vatican
Congress
U.S. News and World Report
Clark
Boston
Chicago
Illinois
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Detroit
Michigan
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Solid South
Harry
Key West
U. S
B. H
Little Incurs Wrath Over College Courses
Dr. Lou Little of Columbia University protests ivy league presidents for denouncing offbeat courses such as Fundamentals of Ping Pong Surf Board Riding Fly Casting and Occupational Tree Climbing. He argues presidents should first approve new curricula in the academic life and aims of the college before criticizing campus programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Lou Little
Little
Long Island University
Sherman White
Dr. Little
What the Settlers Read Promoted Minnesota Settler Ads
An Oregonian contributor recalls early Minnesota advertising to attract settlers. Ads claimed low convictions rates compared with Massachusetts and urged living free from law enforcement. Examples include warnings about Kentucky’s climate and the frontier promise of independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Oregonian
Ohio
Kentucky
Oklahoman
Reform Two Years Later In Washington and Podunk
The piece recalls Hoover Commission reforms for the Treasury and IRS, noting Senate rejection in May 1950 and urging public action. It questions how much corruption has grown since then, argues Hoover was right, and calls readers to write their legislators about implementing efficiency and decency in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive
Congress
Senate
Ture
Hoover
Greensboro News
North Carolina
Turnentine Drippings Collard Reported Scarce This Year
A local note laments scarce collards this season due to dryness and praises greens at A. J. Holder's and C. L. Haire's patches. The piece tangentially quotes jokes on intoxication, referencing Paul Wellman and a Pinebluff writer, with light commentary on five stages: Jocose Morose Bellicose Lachrymose Comatose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Johnson
Harnett County News
A. J. Holder
C. L. Haire
Linzy
Ration talk in era shifts to Korea and hill gossip
A Washington Philadelphia train conversation between Mrs. Marcellа Miller DuPont and Mrs. A Mitchell Palmer veers from salty dog lore to a new U. S. Army C ration for Korea troops. The piece notes 8 million three meal rations packed for shipment and mentions a future cheese made from cured egg yolks. Rep Clarence J Brown repeats a Taft era rumor about Truman seeking a House seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Marcella Miller DuPont
Gunpowder DuPonts
A. Mitchell Palmer
Woodrow Wilson
Mrs. DuPont
Mrs. Palmer
Marcy
Republic of Korea
U. S. Quartermaster’s
P. S. the Quartermaster Corps
Korea
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Taft
Iss
Truman
House of Representatives
Sth
Missouri
Mr. Brown
John Quincy Adams
Senate
House
Brown
WHAT IT TAKES TO COVER A Bethel Football Game
A Mountaineer sports note reveals a fanciful tally for game coverage claiming one pencil four sheets of paper and three bags of popcorn. The item lights on the quirky budgeting of a Bethel football broadcast and echoes the paper’s light sports column tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville Mountaineer
The
Mountaineer
Bethel
Funeral marks life of Attorney Thomas Albertson
The High Point bar attended the funeral of Attorney Thomas Walter Albertson, 80, at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church after his death at Memorial Hospital last Thursday. He was long a faithful resident, respected for integrity, humor, and teaching in law. A local observer praised his marksmanship and kindness, noting his service as prosecuting attorney and his family man nature.
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Thomas Walter Albertson
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Albertson
Blackstone
Walter Albertson
High Point
Greyhound
Queen City
Carolina
Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Tri-City
Greensboro
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