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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1952

Page

4

Much Ado About Nothing In City School Playground Dispute

A long editorial criticizes the City Council and School Board over summer playground use. It uncovers the April 30 School Board minutes approving the council's proposition and suggests the quarrel was over nothing. The piece mocks officials and ponders motives behind the dispute.

Joe Brown Charles Carroll Carroll Toto T. E. Hinson Hinson Brown Parks and Recreation Department High Point Municipal Charlie Carroll Tubby Hinson

Law and Love in Mosaic and Christian Teachings

W A B reflects on the Decalogue stressing love and neighborly mercy beyond mere rites. He traces commandments from Leviticus to Jesus and Paul, noting law as guardian to lead to Christ and urging true righteousness through mercy, truth, and compassion.

Lord Israel Jesus Paul Apostle Jesus Christ Christ John Jude

Quintuplets spark reader fury and confusion

A jumble of editorial lines from Hartford Courant and Nashville Banner mentions a five member quintuplet group and a taxpayer mood. The text notes initials and ages eightteen in a fragmentary quote about public reaction and a provocative headline style.

Maecy Nashville (Tenn Banner

The Mad House Atop Radio Jams By Price Agency

Washington dispatch reports the Office of Price Administration expanding to radio broadcasts. The piece mocks OPS for sponsoring radio jams and promoting transcribed programs while denying responsibility for shortages. The satire questions OPS content choices and wasteful spending.

Office of Price Administration Washington OPS

Eisenhower Writes His Detroit Speech Without Ghostwriters

Ike, at his Columbia University residence, drafts his Detroit policy speech on labor relations in longhand, showing his own ideas without aides or ghost drafts. His campaign team worries about maintaining a steady pace if he travels nationwide.

New York Detroit Eisenhower Abilene Paris Washington Kansas City Robert R. Mullen Cenen Peonen Sanne More Truman Ieee Velt

President's Daughter Supports Harriman in New York

Long string of society and entertainment notes from New York. Mentions Martha Raye Pat Ward John Garfield Jackie Ayer Rita Gam and Barbara Warner. industry gossip on fur labels Broadway previews and a joke column. Notes on film and stage figures with light political flavor surrounding Harriman and Keefe.

House Un-American Activities Committee John Garfield Lawyer's Row 20Th Century Fox Martha Raye Pat Ward Hampshire House Jackie Ayer Ladies Japan Westchester Mag Truman Gary Gilbert Roland Robert Merrill Met Roberta Peters Ruth Cosgrove M. Berle Liberte Frank Boston Morrisseys 57Th Street Feds Arthur Gershwin Dorothy Gresh Bob Olin’s Cugat Nick Grande Roosevelt Raceway Rita Gam Pennsylvania Gerard Avenue Bronx Loew's Long Island Jack Warner Sutton Place Barbara The Vilage Nancy Nugent Wally Cedar Anchorage Alaska Marilyn Monroe Evan Franklin Easthampton J. C Hal Gary

Long-Lived Americans Often Short Says Scientist

Dr William H Eldon of Columbia University notes a trend where very long living men tend to be short in stature. The remark appears in the context of a broader discussion on longevity and health.

William H. ®Eldon Columbia University Constitution Laboratory

Prisoners of War and Policies We Approved

The piece critiques wartime POW handling and the Allied Proclamation of 1945, arguing that wording allowed forcible transfer to the Soviet Union. It cites the Nuremberg Charter provisions on responsibility, contends the precedent endangers individuals, and warns about ongoing disputes over Panmunjom and Korean POWs.

Korea Soviet Russia Allied Control Authority Control Council Berlin B. L. Montgomery L. Koeltz V. D. Sokolovsky Dwight D. Eisenhower United Nations Germany Russia Stalin United States London Robert Jackson Robert Falco Jowitt C. I. T. Nikitchenko A. N. Tarinin International Military Tribunal Panmunjom

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