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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1951
Page
4
After the session opened the legislature shifted from merit to personal stance on Governor Scott. The piece warns this anti Scott mood risks influencing votes and school funding, noting roads may get priority over education and urging lawmakers to ignore the man they dislike and return to principled decision making.
The piece notes Governor Scott publicly claimed former Governor Cherry supported his 1949 bid, while Cherry’s stance remains unclear. It recalls Scott’s joke about Cherry’s possible response and hints at past secrecy of the Cherry administration’s support. It questions whether Cherry’s view would differ in 1951.
The essay argues educators and parents share some blame for the moral atmosphere around college sports but the bribe-taking youths are chiefly at fault. It condemns the CN Y students for forgiving players and urges accountability, suspension, and sanctions to reinforce character and deter future scandal.
Gen. Lawton Collins told Senate Preparedness Committee that Chinese forces have suffered heavy losses in Korea and may be unable to mount a major offense. He said Red morale is strained and field officers see the battering continuing daily. The talk of war remains, not conciliatory words.
Washington controversy shows American humor and policy clash as the second senate supplemental bill lists 1.8 million for wear for North Korean civilians and 17 500 for diapers for North Korean children. Public satire follows on broadcasters, dinners, and political figures in Washington society.
The forthcoming Massing book This Deception probes Communist intrigue in the United States. The author, former wife of Gerhart Eisler, faces pressure from Farrar, Straus and Young to omit a chapter on Laurence Duggan, sparking debate over moral versus factual publication.
A memorandum cites Barbara Ward former BBC governor claiming Australia should forgo television as civilized people do. It quotes General Passanias Katostas Greek UN adviser asserting Tito will align with the Allies when war arrives.
Critics commend some performances while others disappoint as Broadway and cinema highlights unfold. Leueen MacGrath, Margaret Webster shine. The High Ground earns tepid praise. The 13th Letter with Boyer and Darnell draws suspense. Navy film and U S S Teakettle noted. overall show shop news and political editorials mark a busy page.
A composite column muses on oblivion and the fate of humanity amid atomic fears. It cites Marcus Aurelius, Ogden Nash, Matthew Arnold, and Darw in while touching on American Indians and the cahow in Bermuda. It humorously contrasts extinction with fossil status and ends noting Noah and spirits in the Ark.
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