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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1951

Page

4

Two Candidates for Speaker Face Liars in North Carolina House

Wayne county's Frank Taylor and Vance county's Fred Royster seek the speaker's post as the legislature begins. Both claim pledged majorities, while some members back both men. The editorial urges an open roll-call vote to expose liars and curb backroom deals.

Frank Taylor Wayne County Fred Royster Vance County House of Representatives House

Public officials on NBC weigh 1951 outlook

A panel of leading public officers appeared on an NBC telecast to discuss the year ahead. The piece notes mixed signals, with Republicans urging stronger defense unity, while Democrats and cabinet members face criticism for past blunders and a cautious stance toward critics of the Truman administration.

N.B.C G.O.P Kenneth Wherry Nebraska Sawyer Truman- Acheson and Company National Administration Congress B.C

Dependable Citizen John A Lindsay Dies

John A Lindsay a longtime High Point resident and furniture industry veteran died Saturday. Born into a pioneer family he embodied local traditions and good citizenship. As a former manufacturers' agent he mentored young workers and was trusted for integrity in his office and community. His friends mourn the loss as the year ends.

John A. Lindsay High Point John Grand Rapids Ofice W.A.B

Guided missiles rise as top US defense priority against Soviet threats

The article argues guided missiles, not the atomic bomb, hold the key to air and defense superiority. It notes high officials like Air Secretary Finletter stressing missiles as essential for shielding American cities and countering Soviet advances. It mentions secrecy, German experts, and past V weapons as foundations, with long range progress slow but urgent.

Thomas Finletter United States Soviet Union

Presidio International A Frontier Paper With Local Flavor

The Presidio Texas weekly The International bills itself as an independent frontier paper for Presidio on the Mexican border. A tale features Mr M G Soza whose truck wheel failed at speed causing a crash. Soza suffered facial injuries but remained conscious and the truck traveled about 500 yards afterward.

Washington Rip van Winkle The International Presidio Texas Mexican Roberta Regan Ken Regan the International M. G. Soza la Junta Sota

New Year Reflections On Worry Housing and News

A column blends personal resolve with public housing concerns in High Point and Greensboro. It cites a forecast of substandard dwellings in the Gate City while urging planning for better homes, and recounts light anecdotes on optimism, public figures, and civic life.

John McCormack Athlone High Point Greensboro Gate City Mary CBS A. Co Disney James Durante Eduardo Jackson Channel 9 Nielsen Cook Dockess Palace Newsweek George Sylvester Viereck Stuart Benton Life U. S Korea Harold Martin Reader’s Digest Russia Stalin Col’m

Review of MacArthur and Korea War Policy

A critical look at General Douglas MacArthur, his Japan administration, and Korea War decisions. The piece cites his Inchon success, Apolling strategic choices, and clashes with Washington over Formosa, China, and ground invasion limits, plus Willoughby’s role andPearson and Alsop critiques.

Korea Douglas MacArthur Japan China Inchon Soviet Korea MacArthur C. A. Willoughby Willoughby Far East Russia Philippines Drew Pearson Alsop Brothers General Willoughby Alsops General MacArthur Japan - Okinawa - Philippines Formosa

Broadway Week Revue Mix in New York and Abroad

A flurry of reviews and notes from New York and beyond cover King Lear and Captain Brassbound, the Hecht MacArthur farce 20th Century, and Arthur Miller adaptations. Gloria Swanson Jose Ferrer earn praise while Pygmy Island Mudlark and Born Yesterday draw attention. TV cinema and radio trends, including Showbiz controversy and a CBS documentary, also draw ink.

King Lear Jekyll & Hyde N. Y Gloria Swanson Jose Ferrer Arthur Millere Ibsen Florence Dick Watts New Haven Clive Brook Margaret Phillips Journal Courier Eve'y Register Guys and Dolls

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