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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
4
The piece argues Iran’s move to nationalize oil resources, including Anglo-Iranian Oil Co assets, mirrors Britain’s own nationalizations. It questions Western hypocrisy as the socialist British government also nationalizes coal, railways, and banks, while Iran’s action seems morally comparable.
Greensboro Daily News writer Tom Best argues Kerr Scott’s troubles with the legislature could help his U S Senate bid against Willis Smith in 1954. The piece notes the 1953 legislature’s actions may not shape the 1954 race, which hinges more on the governor’s succession in 1954.
The piece argues that William McChesney Bill Martin's selection as Federal Reserve Board chair marks a Treasury Department victory in the broader feud with the Fed. It notes long term rates at 2 percent and details Martin's role as a key treasury figure behind Secretary John Snyder, with Eccles poised to retire and McCabe’s tenure described as weak.
Thurmond Chatham praised Northwest North Carolina as poised for major growth in agriculture industry tourism mining and dairying. He cited climate soil transport and educated people as key assets and urged exploiting power and atomic energy advances to realize the region’s potential.
The column blends social satire and political snatches as Eleanor Roosevelt is cited on gambling and public morality. It parodies political gaffes involving Mrs Wilson, Miss Arne, and others while sampling a Senate hearing on election methods and public relations. The piece ends with Roosevelt’s remark on satisfying gambling urge through lawful games.
A newspaper column recalls ethics for reporters and the call to expose darkness for public good. It includes a pedestrian letter about a near collision with a speeding car, a joke about Easter, and brief notes on space warfare, rainmaking, and a renter landlord quip.
Review roundup notes Olivia de Havilland as Juliet and Gordon Zern's child analysis book in progress. Critics praise the stage scenery, contrast with mixed opinions on performances, and highlight new studio releases and Variety of Hollywood fare with reflections on Broadway and TV programs.
Senator Mundt urges a new bipartisan party to unite constructive Americans against Roosevelt era centralization. He cites past attempts to reform the party system and warns that only a formal coalition of Southern Democrats and Northern Republicans could preserve individual and state rights against federal overreach.
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