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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1951
Page
4
The piece argues that power corrupts and long tenure erodes public trust. It urges rotation in office to renew duty and curb abuse, noting both the in power and out of power dangers and calling for fresh, honorable public service.
A column argues for compulsory school attendance and better teacher salaries, linking illiteracy to wartime losses in Korea and urging parents, taxpayers, and lawmakers to act. It cites general Eisenhower on school progress and cites local racial and class tensions as evidence of educational failure.
Senator Charles W. Tobey of New Hampshire gains fame as a character actor on the Kefauver crime investigations. The piece recalls his career, TV moments, a cushion prank on Kenneth Wherry, and a 1948 marriage to Loretta C. Rabenhorst.
A commentary argues that planned economy policies depress currency value and living standards. It cites inflation risks, discusses government planning in the 1930s, the clash between the Treasury and Federal Reserve, and questions planner efficiency amid a “government can do no wrong” mindset. The piece urges scrutiny of fiscal policy and monetary stability.
A fragmentary quote from a Honolulu note mentions spanking as part of child rearing and notes that a man is as old as his arteries. The text includes brief biographical hints like a step biochemist.
The column surveys television and crime themed entertainment in New York, noting stiff competition for other media. It mentions remakes and stage to screen transitions, royalty issues for plays like Darkness at Noon, and stars such as Tony Martin and Groucho Marx.
W A Bivins reports reader letters on English singular and plural forms with examples from spoonfuls to attorneys at law. Josephine Soyar notes Fayetteville birds abundant after cold weather, plus a polite tribute to conservation.
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