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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1951
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise reports on weekly events dated June 3 1951 offering briefs on local politics weather and community notices from High Point North Carolina.
President Truman attacks a coercive aid rider while Secretary Acheson defends Formosa policy and cites a supposed victory in Korea. The paired criticisms reveal a strained U S stance toward Communist China and Russia, leaving many readers sick at the stomach.
A study reflecting on Acts and Paul the Apostle outlines how the early church spread the gospel from Palestine through Asia Minor to Greece and Rome. It highlights Paul’s background, conversion, and message, ending with the famous 13th chapter on love as the greatest gift guiding Christian living.
Judge Archie Myatt, appointed by Governor Scott, vows to end night sessions as crowding and delays frustrate police, witnesses, and court staff. He cites space limits and excessive continuances under former policies and signals tighter trial scheduling to restore orderly daytime operations.
Dr Althea K Hottel president of the American Association University Women warns that danger lies in eroding the right to differ and to a fair trial while safeguarding security. She says personal freedom has long underpinned national security.
The critique argues the American Friends Service Committee pamphlet Steps To Peace misstates security, noting U S power and armaments do not guarantee safety. It contrasts U S and Soviet military strength, UN policy, and Korea to say pacifism risks national security while urging a two-party path to peace.
A columnist argues awards favor members of the Pulitzer Advisory Board, citing conflicts of interest and selective judging. He notes six of twelve board members or their publications won prizes and accuses the board of reversals, hidden criteria, and ethical lapses without seeing many plays.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson joked through a press conference as critics in Congress pressed for his removal. The column notes GOP senators and others seek accountability for Korea and other policy failures while Acheson remains unfazed and vows to stay.
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