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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1951
Page
4
The column weighs Bill Bailey for the Office of Price Stabilization post. If offered and accepted he would be a tough yet polite administrator and salesman. The piece cautions the move would bring new headaches beyond his mayoral tenure.
The author argues appeasement fails against totalitarian regimes, citing Hitler's Munich and subsequent invasions. It asserts Stalin and Mao would extend blackmail beyond the initial concessions, warning that complicit lull periods invite new demands and global domination.
The London Economist accuses Hoover of isolationism up to Pearl Harbor and challenges American reluctance to defend Europe. It notes Britain spends more on defense and suffers more casualties in Asia while arguing for stronger U S global engagement and public relations.
The 1951 North Carolina General Assembly progresses like a cautious prize fight circling for openings. Lawmakers study budget recommendations slowly as nearly half a billion dollars await appropriation, making rapid action unlikely this early in the biennial session.
In a period of national emergency President Truman seeks congressional approval to transfer signature duties to subordinates. He has signed thousands of documents, from loans and regulations to appointments, calling for relief as his hand tires.
The columnist traces Locke’s church concept to American founding ideals and warns that a UN covenant on human rights could let treaties become U S law, potentially limiting religious freedom. He urges churches to study the text to prevent loss of liberties.
A Winston-Salem feature recalls a polio fundraiser by Rev. Kenneth Goodson on Main Street, the impact of street preaching, and a clock nostalgia piece sparked by a 40 year old Sentinel offer. It also includes anecdotes on revival helpers and a joke from a child about marital desertion.
Variety's Detroit scrutiny lauds Humphrey Bogart as the dynamic force behind the era's cinema. Olivia de Havilland and Douglas Watson praised strong Juliet and Romeo performances in Romeo and Juliet. Other items include stage and TV notes on actors, shows, and upcoming premieres with wide range of names and venues across theater and screen.
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