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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1952
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise reports the Presbyterian Home for the aged was dedicated with praise for donors and workers. The remodeled facility is praised for its attractiveness and good taste, with thanks to the Presbyterian church and local supporters for a valuable community service.
The piece argues the core issue is whether the United States will send an ambassador to the Vatican not the fate of General Mark Clark. It urges the Senate to resolve the broader question by introducing a resolution opposing or approving the Vatican diplomatic representation to avoid embarrassing Clark.
A British trade publication mocks President Truman’s attire calling it poor taste and urges London style. The piece compares Truman with Winston Churchill, noting mismatched hats and outfits, but defends American tailors while urging Truman not to imitate English elegance.
An obituary of Maxim Litvinov who led Soviet foreign policy from 1929 to 1939, helped Russia gain recognition and League involvement, and later served as ambassador to the United States. It notes his role as a rare Western-leaning figure and questions when such a friend may again appear.
The commission urges sweeping reform of the Internal Revenue Bureau to curb corruption and patronage. President Truman supports Hoover led task forces and urges a blue ribbon civil service career, while Congress and public opinion show mixed enthusiasm for reforms.
Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann endures a rough week juggling duties at the General Seamanting building. A guard misidentifies him, a plumbing emergency hampers his home, and a toy maker protests NPA allocation rules. He insists on priority for essential defense needs, denying toys priority.
A New York portrait lauds Winston Churchill as a leading 20th century figure. It highlights his leadership, versatility, and wit while noting ironies in his career from early schooling to political rise and wartime impact.
A long piece discusses American English vs British terms such as coach and elevator, spelling reforms, and usage notes from experts, with references to Pope, Rogers, Coolidge, Will Rogers, and a January poem by Maltbie Babock. It includes anecdotes on language, spelling changes, and a mobile accident joke.
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