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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1951
Page
2
The High Point Tuberculosis Association appeals for early purchase and use of double-harried cross seals. The campaign emphasizes mail solicitation, no pressure, and the minimal cost of two or three dollars to aid tuberculosis relief.
An editorial condemns riots and vandalism outside the William Neal Reynolds Coliseum at State College in Raleigh. It calls for swift identification and punishment of mob leaders and those who damaged parked cars, urging decisive action to preserve the state institution's reputation.
The piece reviews Moses as a model of faith and law keeping and portrays Jesus as the Light of the world who heals the blind man in Jerusalem. It contrasts strict Pharisees with Jesus authority, notes belief in God, and asserts Jesus as savior and source of peace and healing through divine power and mercy.
A satirical piece imagines anesthetists using Hollywood gossip from film magazines to soothe patients. It parodies the idea that tabloid lore could replace surgical tools, detailing nurse readings of celebrity trivia during a mock routine operation and noting the enduring comfort of Hollywood amid insomnia.
A columnist argues against big charity drives, urging direct giving at year end to avoid organizations and politics. He recalls humility lessons from a lunchbox anecdote, notes the value of giving from conscience, and contrasts welfare with charity rooted in love.
A collection of opinions cites Korea troop struggles and constant fighting, Anna Rosenberg criticizes the war effort and morale. John J. Williams condemns tax collection politics while Homer A. Tomlinson declares a presidential candidacy and invokes a biblical analogy.
A tour through Manhattan and city sights lists the colossal topaz at the Natural History Museum, the Bowery’s Morse Market, 42nd and Broadway real estate, and landmarks from St. Ann’s Church to Grand Central. It notes Belvedere views, neon, theaters, cafés, and quirky spots, with mentions of the National Hospital, RCA Building glass art, and the Titanic memorial lighthouse.
Douglas Larsen reviews ODM officials defense mobilization stance during the Korean conflict. They recount choosing to perfect new weapons before mass production, aiming to avoid full mobilization and preserve civilian industry. They defend the guns and butter policy despite bottlenecks, arguing improvements are imminent.
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