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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1951
Page
4
A harsh critique rails against the United Nations for stalling as American troops die and red Chinese threats escalate. The columnist condemns Waning urgency, dreary debate, and endless talks, arguing the UN wastes time while aggression grows and nations discuss.
The article notes plans for a large integrated steel plant at Trenton near the Delaware River, another mill by National Steel, and a government approved 250 million plant near New London to serve New England. It highlights vulnerability to air attack and explains ore shipments from Labrador and Venezuela via water as a key factor.
The piece reflects on Enoch and Melchizedek as examples of faith and purity, tracing parallels to Abraham and to Jesus. It cites Genesis and Hebrews, noting Melchizedek as type of the Messiah and urging followers to emulate divine perfection.
A column of observations on defense loan applications reveals forms that resemble polls or fortune telling. Questions about current and future shortages provoke jokes about clairvoyants. The piece also notes quirky clippings from Presidio Texas and a humorous aside about St Peter in radio.
President proposes a 71 billion budget with growth in foreign aid and defense, while claiming tight non defense spending. It includes new authorizations for farm price supports, defense housing, civil defense shelters, public works, and social programs, with several large cuts offset by proposed GI bill costs and health insurance plans.
A New York reporter defends press credibility and argues civil defense must rely on public education and civilian organization rather than heavy police power. He criticizes state attempts to seize media for wartime warnings and urges Governor Dewey to seek public cooperation over punitive laws.
The piece surveys legal and philosophical definitions of war by Bas Tingy Moore Bynkershoek and Clausewitz. It discusses the Korea conflict as a possible police action and notes Soviet China and Russia frame the US as aggressor, while the US views them as such. It explains aims to break a nation's will through direct and indirect means and warns war ignores distracting factors.
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