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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1951
Page
4
The piece accuses Zeb Morris of the 15th district of dodging an embezzlement investigation at Catawba College. It questions his statements to Bill Currie of The Enterprise and contends his reluctance to act endangers his role as a law officer.
The article argues Representative Bill Atkins of Yancey county proposes eliminating second primaries when a candidate leads first with about 45 percent. It contends such a rule could crown the nominee without a full vote, cites historic NC primaries, and warns against passing the measure.
London correspondent Peter Lyne recalls a 1940 pact to stay nonviolent if war returned. Now after seeing communism’s alleged cultural destruction, Lyne and his group say they would fight to resist it, arguing moral danger outweighs pacifism. They view communist influence as Western values annihilation and urge readiness to defend freedom.
Washington scribes report Senator Ed Johnson of Colorado is named a member of the National Good Egg Club. The pledge humorously mocks egg metaphors and hints at industry ties, while mentioning Charles Brannan and multiple diplomatic swearing ins by Stanton Griffis.
A writer critiques Columbia University’s film catalog, decrying "Election day in the USSR" as Soviet propaganda and arguing universities should pursue objective scholarship. He laments campus film exchanges, commercial ventures, and the glossing of reality with praise for Stalin-era Russia.
Excerpts present a collection of quotations attributed to figures such as Dean Acheson Herbert Hoover Millicent O McIntosh and Senator Herbert Lehman. The statements touch on compromise in international relations ballot rights gender equality and criticisms of socialism.
The column tracks Faye Emerson’s TV rise and a flurry of Broadway and radio notes. It cites Joe Louis lawsuits, Patti Page victory, Gov Gordon Browning’s Tenn Waltz, and vivid showbiz vignettes from Hialeah to Miami Beach. It highlights gossip on defaced photos, William Eckstine, Virgil Thomson, Runyon Fund, and upcoming appearances including Sam Snead and Josephine Baker.
A reflective piece notes repetitions in life sketches and the author's growth from school days to teaching. It recalls early schooling, arithmetic struggles, and shifts in literature, then laments vanishing rail era icons such as the caboose and depots while contrasting steam engines with diesel progress.
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