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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1951

Page

4

General Vandenberg Refutes ODonnell A Bomb China Quote

General Hoyt S. Vandenberg says Emmett O'Donnell was misquoted by the AP regarding urging bombing of Communist China with all weapons including the atom bomb. He argues the assertion is largely untrue and notes UP did not quote the A-bomb remark. O'Donnell reportedly favored bombing Peiping China, and Vandenberg defended the substance while condemning the misquotation.

Hoyt S. Vandenberg Air Force Emmett O'Donnell Associated Press China Vandenberg General O'Donnell Korea O'Donnell The O'Donell White House State Department

Our So Called Friends Push for U N Ruling on Korea

The author criticizes allied leaders and the United Nations for appeasing Communist China over Korea. He urges the United States to press Europe and the U N to admit Red China as aggressor, warns against appeasement, and calls for a strong U S ultimatum and rethinking foreign aid.

Sir Benegal Rau India United Nations United States Britain France European U.S Russia China Korea U. S U.N China Sea Formosa Hong Kong America Europe United States Senate House U. N B.H

Judge Eyes Hidden Backers of Numbers Racket

The Wilmington judge proposes a requirement for lawyers to reveal their paymasters in cases involving numbers tickets. He hopes to reach higher racketeers, but experts doubt it will work. Strong enforcement and funding for detectives are viewed as the real solution.

Wilmington Moe Smoe Evita Peron Argentina Yard Hughes Soanerene RKO Johnny Meyers Evita Coast Calms Mme Bebe Haig Philly Michael St. Angels Marjorie Holliday 20Th Century-Fox Michael Jasper Queen of Angels American Legion Ing Washington Ticket RCA D. Sarnoff Red Cross Roland Harriman Geo. Marshall All Gazettes Sen Taft Herb Hoover J. P. Kennedy Eisenhower M. Carey Naomi Riordan Enue Hit U. S Warren Magnuson Myrna Loy Princess Margaret Marquess of Blandford Susan Hornby London Virginia Leigh Johnny Havana Raoul F Fowler Sugar Clan Youngstown Maggie Casey Shell Jean Dubonnet Paree Guy Puckle Russian Red Cross Vienna Robert Pachman Hapsburg Zita Archduke Otto Italy

John L. Lewis Signs New Coal Pact Easing Labor Tensions

The mine chieftain signs a new coal contract without fuss and notes no coal strike this year unless a new excuse is found. At nearly 70, he contemplates changes as Professor Lewis, labor strategy expert, ponders a sabbatical. Wait till next year.

John L. Lewis Lewis

george murphy battles hollywood communists in entertainment push

The piece extols George Murphy as a fierce anti Communist in Hollywood and describes his allies among film figures like Leo McCarey Robert Taylor Menjou Morrie Ryskind and Ginger Rogers. It notes a network of industry supporters and recounts a AMVETS publicity anecdote involving Russell Hopkins a navy veteran and AM Publicity director.

Mr. Murphy Hollywood Murph James Kevin McGuinness McGuinness Beverly Hills Jim McGuinness Leo McCarey Robert Taylor Menjou Morrie Ryskind la Rogers St. Johns Ginger Rogers Lela George Murphy George Rye Nice Stan Allen The Amvets Harold Russell Harold A. Keats Hotel DuPont Plaza Keats Allen Russell A. Hopkins West Selden St Mattapan Mass George Washington

Korea facts and history from Grier Almanac column

This column presents Korea background including geography population and resources, with notes on Japanese rule and postwar division. It quotes Grier Almanac 1951 and covers Korea’s land area railways agriculture and minerals, plus a brief on U S Senator Margaret Chase Smith and public sentiment.

Korea America Russia North Korea Red Army South Korea Grier Almanac Grier Almanac Publishing Company Atlanta Asia Japan Georgia Far East

Celebrity gossip mix of society pages and headlines

A crowded New York society note features Marys hand holders at the Met, social names like Margaret Truman and Jeanne Williams, a wealth of international figure chatter, a race horse Runyon Fund, upcoming events, legal and financial whispers, and a cautionary sports memory about a past basketball fix.

Margaret Truman Met Washington Marvin Braverman Bob O'Dell Bill Sullivan Craig Kelly Soc Adeb St. Regis A. du Pont Wall

Anti-Communist Fighters Before 1940 Ranked

A writer lists Americans who risked Red-baiter stigma before 1940 for battling Soviet influence. The catalog includes Ruth Alexander, Karl Baarslag, James J. Dies, Eugene Lyons, Lindbergh, Hoover, Hearst, Thomas, Tompkins, and many others, noting varied motives and later reassessments.

Stalin J. B. Matthews Benjamin Stolberg Soviet Russia United States Ruth Alexander Karl Baarslag Sevellen Rt EB Cox Frank Crosswaith Vid J. Dallin Martin Dies Emmet E. Dorey David Dubinsky Max Eastman James W. Fifield, Jr Hamilton Fish Ruth Fischer John T. Flynn Nelson Frank Miller Freeman John P. Frey Hugh Gibson James M. Gillis Benjamin Gitlow

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