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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1951
Page
15
An editorial reflecting on the 48th anniversary of the Wright brothers first powered flight at Kitty Hawk. It weighs aviation progress against war, questioning whether humanity has benefited more than it has harmed and considers the moral cost of air power.
Former Assistant U.S. Attorney General Theron Lamar Caudle, on a radio program, says he still does not know why he was fired and questions whether Attorney General Howard McGrath would have been fired without the President's intervention. The President denies McGrath would be fired. The Caudle affair has McGrath’s position causing discomfort and speculation about potential changes.
The London Daily Graphic photographer Stanly Devon praises American press freedom to roam and photograph public events. The editors caution that misuse by photographers in groups can mislead the public with posed or staged shots. They urge self policing for courtesy and accuracy while opposing police suppression of reporters.
A columnist muses on a man who traveled to Europe in 1951 and avoided meeting General Eisenhower. The piece hints at media attention from radio TV networks and magazines, framing him as an intriguing figure for interviews.
The report describes Atlanta Mayor William R. Hartsfield attending an Anteaters Association luncheon at the National Zoo. It details quirky menus and eccentric guests, with Hartsfield engaging politely as colleagues discuss conservation and odd delicacies.
An essay condemns officials who blend public service with private advantage calling it the Chinese squeeze. It cites Truman era excesses, mink coats bought with tax dollars, and the need for leaders of stature. Lincoln is invoked on oath and duty, urging integrity over power.
A Boston music therapist Arthur Fultz notes protected listening is not advised and compares it to eating three steaks in a row. Jackie Gleason observes that humor grounded in reality yields the deepest laughter. Senator William Benton warns Taft may face temptation to run if nominated.
The column blends storm weather reflections with nature notes and poetry. Peggy Bowman contributes verses about loss and hope, followed by High Point College news. The college earns Southern Association accreditation and calls for local student enrollment assistance amid military drafts.
Critics give a tepid to enthusiastic mix on premieres and revivals. Katharine Cornell grants Grace George top dressing room, while Olivier and Gielgud feud for prestige in landmark roles. Reviews note amiable comedies, bold stagings, and uncertain box office prospects amid a crowded White Way slate.
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