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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1953
Page
4
The editorial warns that fiery anti liquor rhetoric damages the temperance cause. It condemns attempts to equate North Carolina with Soviet Russia and urges a calm, dispassionate discussion of liquor policy, noting the flaws in prohibition and mixed control approaches.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker warned at the Rotary conference that America risks moral decline amid material success. He urged a rebirth of national ideals, stressing the need for moral principles to guide science and uphold liberty, warning against a godless state and complacency that imperils the American way of life.
Washington The Department of Justice under Herbert Brownell gears to reorganize as a law office type operation. A top aides lunch group reviews cases and policies while vacancies in key divisions and 50 more first class lawyers are sought. Housecleaning extends to 94 US district attorneys with pay raises likely to attract better talent. Senator Eastland warns of tough confirmations if nominees offend state loyalties.
A journalist recalls the Jelke trial after Grace Appel, 19, testifies under subpoena. The cross examination by Tony Liebler draws public ire as the defense and press clash over ethics and sensational tactics in the courtroom.
Readers express gratitude for feedback as the Enterprise invites more letters. Some call for dropping Walter Winchell while others request more of his column or prefer the status quo. Editors defend journalism’s vitality and promise to use reader input to make the paper more serviceable and worthwhile.
A report notes scientists dispute the groundhog forecast but recent weather shows winter persists. The folklore figure’s hit on winter’s turn is acknowledged despite refutations.
A collage of witty quotes and brief notes from several papers including Ellaville Georgia Elizabethtown Kentucky Lamar Missouri and Memphis Tennessee. Items touch on social topics population trends domestic finances and humorous personal anecdotes.
Washington’s Private Chauffeurs Benevolent Association hosts its 26th annual ball at Wardman Park Hotel. Chauffeurs from high profiles attend, including White House drivers and diplomats, with proceeds aiding Children’s Hospital.
The quotes feature Nguyen Van Tam on Chinese volunteers and victory, Eisenhower administration heralding a new era of international justice, and Syngman Rhee on leadership. Sophie Tucker voices a social message in song urging change for married life.
Charlotte news reports a somber mock funeral procession led by a hearse and pallbearers to launch a three week safety program by the Charlotte Junior Chamber of Commerce. Pedestrian safety week urges courteous driving and careful crossing amid lunch-hour traffic.
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