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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1950
Page
4
The High Point market should open for a public viewing on a semi annual day to connect residents with the market and its exhibitors. Removing price tags could help visitors focus on design while boosting pride in the market and the southern furniture industry.
The article argues for sustained and expanded U S aid to Western Europe and Asia, warning that any reduction would embolden the Soviet Union. It cites Korea as proof that Asia requires stronger defense and notes that greater sacrifices, including higher taxes and fewer consumer goods, may be necessary to meet the Russian challenge.
A new private transmitter from the National Committee for a Free Europe launches Radio Free Europe to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria. Exiled leaders will broadcast in native languages to expose Soviet lies about Korea and combat the Big Lie with the Big Truth.
Senator McCarthy hints at a new tactic as he visits the Senate restaurant. Homer Dodge laments a National Sesquicentennial forgery contest for children offering fireworks tickets as prizes. Judges included a member of the Me- and the piece highlights public concern over the program.
The article argues two fallacies in Soviet claims on the Korean War. First, that the UN created the Republic of Korea and that Russia’s absence from the Security Council makes UN action illegal. Second, that Russian withdrawal means no military activity, despite supplying allied nations and satellite states under Moscow’s direction.
A collection of quotes from Governor Dewey Senator Taft Secretary Tobin and Governor Duff plus UN Secretary General Lie discussing compulsory health insurance welfare state and war outcomes. The remarks reflect debates over socialized medicine and economic policy in the era.
A chaotic roundup highlights DiMaggio dating rumors and reconciliations. Celebrities including Groucho Marx, Ginger Rogers, Myrna Loy, Burgess Meredith, Joan Fontaine, Tallulah Bankhead, and Diane Douglas figure among mentions. Legal notes touch on Andrew May and others facing hearings, while industry chatter covers theater, film, and industry deals. Several items include hospital stays, marriages, and settlements, with a teaser about a new crossword in a gazette.
Washington reports a Bureaucratic battle over what to call the Korean crisis with White House denying it is a war and State Department proposing Peace Action while Army intelligence uses Situation in Korea. Generals must settle a title amid other defense office quirks and policy debates.
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