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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1951

Page

4

Debating U S Army Structure in WWII and Korea

Washington columnists Alsop report a study showing U S combat units carry high nonfighting ranks while Soviet units stay lean. In a 180 man American rifle company 37 handle non combat tasks versus two in the Soviet unit, and U S heavy weapons employ 56 non fighters to nine in Russia.

Korea U. S Saturday Evening Post Joseph Stewart Alsop Washington U. S. Army Red Army Europe Asia

Free Speech Debate Over Lattimore at Baltimore High

An editorial argues Baltimore school commissioners should allow Owen Lattimore to address students, criticizing city council bans and urging presentation of all sides. It defends innocence, questions leftist influence, and urges refuting leftist ideas with capitalism and Americanism.

Baltimore Owen Lattimore Lattimore B.C Associated Press Cedar Rapids Iowa Joe Brown Joe E. Carter S J. Andrews Evangelical United Brethren Church of Mr. Carter Lis Cemetery High Point Nick

Price Legislation Called For by Guilford Representative

Guilford County representative Arthur Kirkman urged broader public input on state laws at a Peacock Bible class. He warned citizens often criticize legislation without offering preferences and highlighted needs in eleemosynary institutions, mental health hospitals, and aging school systems amid low per capita income.

Arthur Kirkman Guilford County General Assembly of North Carolina Kirkman General Assembly ABC Dix Hill Morganton Representative Kirkman W.A.B

Freshman Rep Robeson Defies Dawson in RFC Appointment Row

Washington report details how freshman Rep Edward J. Robeson Jr confronted RFC inquiry pressure and Dawson over Major Robert C. Cutler's postmaster appointment. Robeson maintained Democratic loyalty and challenged presidential interference, leading to Cutler’s eventual appointment after White House direction. The piece also notes commentary on Truman era arrogance and cites the change to the Year of the Rabbit.

Dawson Edward J. Robeson, Jr Bodowsist Schuyler Otis Bland Robeson Vice Pressrve Newport News House of Representatives Newstine Rep. Robeson White House Robert C. Cutler Pacific 77Th Infantry Rep Penn— Ave Cutler A. Robeson RFC Truman Relex Major Cutler Frank Mr. Boykin Robeson Truckle Trum

The Great Mother and a Moral Mosaic in One Page

A reflection on identity and renewal opens with a grim quote about skeletons and personal change. A Cedar Rapids AP note mocks a devilish theft while praising civic virtue. The piece urges Red Cross service, disaster relief, and wartime women’s influence, ending with light banter about kissed women.

High Point Mrs. X Korea Duke Hospital Durham Duke Tal the X Red Cross Engl Scutari Turkey Longfellow Clara Barton

Night Spot Buzz and Celebrity Gossipy Sparks

A jumble of nightlife chatter and celebrity fodder spans Dockess buzz, ex-dreams, marriages, and the Italian film world. Notes include relationships, real estate intrigue, political oddities, and showbiz plans with mentions of Edith Essell, Dr. Matthew Mellon, Lia Di Lio, Rob't Galbaldone, and Eddie Cantor among scattered items.

Peter Lindstrom Per Marley Lia di Lio Barbara Kefauvers Babs Hutton Troubetzkoy Rob't Galbaldone Florida Edith Essell Matthew Mellon Palm Beach

GOP Split Threatens 1951 Presidential Fight

The piece analyzes Republican divisions after World War II, arguing Dewey’s complex persona and Eisenhower’s perceived above party stance threaten GOP prospects. It notes Truman’s position, fear of Taft, and New York’s mixed views on Eisenhower, with internal clashes shaping the 1951 race.

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