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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1951
Page
4
An editorial questions Coroner W. W. Harvey over the Mabel Whitt death and calls for improved coroner service in High Point Guilford County. It proposes creating a deputy or co coroner office and a sheriff branch to speed investigations and bolster reliability.
The piece argues that public fear about atomic weapons comes less from officials and more from government incompetence and political games in Washington. It contends Americans are ahead in spirit and ready for wartime steps, while leaders misread public sentiment.
The United States faces a famine aid decision as India seeks 6 million tons of grain with 2 million from the U.S. and 4 million sourced elsewhere. A proposal to grant $180 million faces Senate skepticism amid India's UN stance and its trade row with Pakistan. Former President Hoover backs aid, urging humanitarian action despite policy disputes, suggesting potential approval despite heated debate.
Washington notes accuse Truman of defiant mood at press briefing as budget cuts loom. FBI probes involve a German war bride and dubious VA checks while DiSalle boisterously critiques bureaucracy and postmaster politics. Capitol Hill glib elevator boy teases new senators and dining room access.
Sixty years ago at Hometown Academy daily life mixed study and play. The author recalls long days with 8:30 a.m. start, short recesses, after school chores, and memorable lessons that shaped lifelong interests.
In a private Foreign Relations session with Eisenhower, Senator Wherry pressed for details on European arms aid and noted he had no notes or information beyond what the general shared. The exchange occurred after Connally invited nonmembers to observe, with Wherry later joking about having nothing in pockets.
The piece argues China mirrors Soviet structure with an 11 member politburo led by Mao and Li Li-san. It notes Russian influence in leadership, Manchuria as power hub, and curbs Titoist risk. It references Li Li-san’s rise, the Third International connections, and shifts in senior leaders. The writer compares Communist regimes and cites the Broadway play Darkness at Noon as commentary.
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