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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1951

Page

4

North Carolina Eyes Ratifying Presidential Tenure Limit

The North Carolina General Assembly moves toward ratifying the constitutional amendment to limit presidents to two elected terms. House votes 54 47 on second reading while the Senate 35 8 approves. opposition campaigns continue as ratification nears, with editorials urging approval. The piece recalls Roosevelt’s tenure and the Washington tradition.

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Mayors and Highway Funding Split in Two NC Cities

In High Point Mayor Bill Bailey resists resignation while Greensboro Mayor Ben Cone presses to quit amid disputes over highway funding. The Greensboro council backs Governor Scott for higher gasoline taxes, while High Point maintains its own stance as a time strained leader. The piece argues for the Powell bill as the practical path to about 5 million dollars yearly for cities, noting political doubt over a larger tax increase and the legislature's willingness to approve it.

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A Military Decision and Congressional Role in Europe Policy

The piece argues that Congress should not cap or micromanage military forces to Europe and must defer to military leaders for sizing troops, planes, tanks, and ships. It urges assurances from Atlantic Pact nations on proportional contributions but stresses the military, not political, nature of force sizing.

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Dreams Drive Man to 50 Acre Dream Farm

A 27 year old married man with a young family woke from wartime dream of atom bombs and destruction. He then bought 50 acres and planned a cottage and gardens 15 miles away. The brief column items reflect rural anecdotes and humorous vignettes from several North Carolina papers.

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Quotes and quotes from public figures unearth postwar views

A compilation of remarks from H Allen Smith Alf M Wandon Rep George Meador Dr Eugene A Ockuly Pope Pius XII Hazen G Werner and Maj Gen Charles Willoughby touching humor politics medicine religion and Korea. The remarks reflect diverse opinions on leadership military strategy and social values amid mid 20th century tensions.

Silhouettes About Town and Studio Gossip Mix

A collage of entertainment notes and celebrity sightings fills the page. Gertrude Lawrence and Jake Malik headline, with Denise Darcel and Dane Clark among others noted for upcoming appearances and shifts in show business. Also covered are industry jokes, a Broadway fable, and memo items from New York society columns. The piece references public figures, venues, and industry chatter, ending with a tease for continuing coverage on page seven.

B. Baruch Central 7 Esquire Ray Robinson Max Gordon

Choices Made in College and the Shadow of War

A sophomore reflects on choosing courses and the grind of study at a small college. He recalls early schooling, a smallpox scare, heavy homework, and a spring snow leading to a coal-delivery delay and a seven day vacation. In his final year he notes McKinley’s death and Roosevelt’s rise, ending with graduation and talks on service to God and humanity.

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