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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1954
Page
4
The piece argues communist fear campaigns undermine US freedoms by loyalty tests and McCarthy era witch hunts. It denounces Rep. W Sterling Cole and McCarthyites for fostering a climate of suspicion, urging rational thought to defend democracy and avoid losing the cold war.
The piece contrasts Simon Peter's zealous devotion with moments of denial, then cites Peter’s warnings to the scattered believers in Cappadocia Asia and Bithynia. It cites Amos on social injustice and debauchery, condemns strong drink’s harms, and urges temperance, renewal in Christ, and enduring grace through trials.
Washington's social scene centers on Mrs. Perle Mesta's high profile coming out party planned for May 29 with invitation only access. The event drew chatter over a rumored 500 per pair value for invitations, while gate crashers were deterred by two secretaries and two butlers screening cards.
Washington Tar Heels express surprise at Kerr Scott’s narrow Senate win and Wingfield’s weak showing. They fear adverse effects of farm program cuts and welfare funding reductions on North Carolina while noting Democrats gain momentum as Republicans face political costs.
The article argues that labor leaders and industry figures foresee Democrats gaining control of the House, with many observers predicting a very close Senate. It notes Cooley and Deane urge economic restraint and welfare policy support, while criticizing Republican leadership and suggesting Democrats will hold majorities when Congress convenes in January.
Ex President Truman says he does not want to embarrass the President on foreign policy and notes GOP efforts to embarrass him. Army Secretary Stevens urges all witnesses in the Army McCarthy controversy to testify locally so facts can be fully laid out.
The High Point Public Library shows strong growth with 11 885 circulation for May, 35 000 volumes, 364 new books, and 640 registrations. Staff are overworked yet positive, with a belief the book budget is adequate, and a backlog of uncatalogued volumes being processed. The piece appeals for generous donors to provide needed titles for students and patrons.
A digest of short items on public figures and pop culture era quips. Anecdotes include Eleanor Roosevelt pronunciation notes, a quip about prescription errors, TV versus movie competition, and editor Magill’s London assignment. Also notes about Roosevelt, Ickes, Bevan, and Lucius Beebe with brief reflections on journalism and politics.
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