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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1951
Page
4
United Press reports President Truman charges Russia aims to plunge the world into war while professing peace in Korea. The remark sparks debate over Soviet intent and U.S. policy amid Cold War tensions.
A columnist argues hope for an early cease-fire in Korea is fading and calls for a sensible full-scale war including possible atomic strikes on Chinese bases in Manchuria. The piece criticizes President Truman and the peace talks, urging a shift from negotiation to decisive military action.
The speaker defends an ABC store system as superior to bootlegging in High Point while conceding its weaknesses. They emphasize a desire to remove profit incentives from local liquor governance and use proceeds for enforcement and education, contrasting it with the ongoing bootlegging situation. They reject any notion of preferring prohibition.
A May 1951 pamphlet by Paul Tudor Jones presents a sermon on Lot from Genesis 13 19. It portrays Lot as worldly and conflicted delaying moral judgment and endangering his family through wealth seeking and social ties.
A columnist laments rabid fans drawn to baseball radio broadcasts and the emotional strain of keeping up with games. He jokes about sending a bill to a broadcaster for psychiatric costs and describes the trap of following openers.
The piece argues federal encroachment on state revenues and property rights, citing United States v Texas and related Supreme Court opinions. It contrasts the notion of bare legal titles with individual ownership, warns against nationalist legal theories, and includes reflections on radio culture and public discourse.
Governors speech on grapes and prohibition drew attention but the main event honored Dr. Charles T. Dearing for thirty years advancing North Carolina agriculture at Willard. Reports from Dr. Reed and Dr. Cummings praised Jersey stock Ladino clover and berries born there, plus widespread dairy and fruit program impacts nationally and regionally.
New York theatres show weak attendance as heat dampens crowds. Shows like Kiss Me Kate post smaller receipts, Oklahoma restarts, and Gramercy Ghost vanishes from bills. Critics Ashton Stevens Kelcey Allen die within a week, leaving a changing cultural scene.
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