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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
4
An editorial laments strikes and labor turmoil as harmful to the Korea war effort. It accuses subversive leaders of stirring unions against mobilization and urges unions to avoid actions that could aid enemy forces whilePressuring government branches and Congress.
A Greensboro Daily News report notes lawmakers consider limiting governor control of surplus highway funds and favor establishing investigative committees with subpoena power. The proposed probes would cover prison systems, parole operations, department efficiency, and potential waste of state money with public, official reports.
Opinion argues the Costello investigation risks turning into a public spectacle. Senators press questions on worth and conduct, while Costello declines to testify on insurance of due process.
A columnist laments perpetual coverage of Barbara Hutton and similar figures. He notes lawyers negotiating huge settlements and publicizing every marriage or divorce while questioning the public taste for such intimate celebrity fodder. The piece hints at aging media habits and a wish for quieter middle age.
The column blends Plutarch and Roman history with a tax reminder. It discusses March ides as a metaphor for income reporting and compliance, cites biblical ethics on good and law, and notes public figures Rufus Jones and a Haverford college tribute while touching on politics and a local shooting incident.
Dr. Urner Lidde censures sky hook reports as either tall tales or misinterpretations of plastic balloons used in atomic research. Harold E. Stassen links rising religious activity to reduced isolationism, stressing the world brotherhood concept.
A sprawling slice of midcentury show business notes highlights Broadway and film stars, planned productions, and industry buzz. Mentions include Josephine Baker, Valerie Bettis, Judy Holliday, Walter, Heywood Broun, and Joe DiMaggio amid reviews, upcoming films, radio dramas, and theatrical trends.
Washington column mocks Secretary of Agriculture Baldy Brannan amid tax woes and policy mixups. A spoof ad linked to a mink coat sparks RFC fever jokes while Wallace Glade of the ERA contemplates a Marshall plan loan as a calf liver price provokes disbelief.
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