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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1950
Page
12
A call to American citizens to expose and resist Communist infiltration in the U S government. The piece cites Alger Hiss and Klaus Fuchs as examples and warns that complacency endangers future generations while urging vigilance and intervention to protect democracy.
A meditation on Hebrews chapter 11 12 blending biblical themes with athletic imagery. The article links ancient heroes of faith to modern perseverance stressing shedding sin and relying on Christ the pioneer and perfecter of faith. A Brooklyn youth story echoes parental influence shaping moral strength and resolve in pursuit of spiritual victory.
Washington reports Nixon’s accusation that the Truman administration suppressed evidence in the Hiss espionage matter fuels Indiana Senate race. Alexander Campbell, Democratic hopeful, faces Homer Capehart as Nixon’s charges loom large in campaign battles.
The author accuses the State Department and Mr. Acheson of pushing a misleading narrative to shield criticism of Acheson. It traces Mongolia Inner Mongolia and Manchuria back to 1921 1924 and Yalta agreements, arguing Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin already settled spheres of influence. The piece questions the current portrayal of new demands and promises to address Sinkiang later.
Raymond Schindler reports a street robbery at 755 South Highland Ave. He asks if the eighty dollar loss is tax deductible. Separately Senator Fulbright praises but does not read an editorial in the Congressional Record. George Garrett’s Dublin post may shift to Vatican with Phil Regan as envoy. Oscar Chapman urges rapid progress on the plan on the MGM lot with Three Little Words star power.
HAL COCHRAN writes satirical remarks on youth speed and behavior. He cites a statistics based claim about girls leaving home at age around 15 and those who stay home around 75, reflecting social commentary of the era.
In a city council address by Mayor W F Bailey he urged cooperation among council and citizens to rekindle collective spirit. The editorial questions timing on water and sewer needs and contrasts crystal gazing with planning, urging renewed teamwork for a peaceful, progressive administration.
A noisy New York roundup with critics and celebs cited. Bits on Gone With the Wind drawing crowds, TV doing stunts, Denise Darcel rhumba, Taft Hoover quips, Ringling Bros. proceeds for Runyon Fund, and Tony Martin Marta notes. Highlights include Hedy Lamarr, Maggie Whiting, and Jarroway camera trickery credit disputes.
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