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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1951

Page

4

MacArthur vs Marshall on Korea War Policy

The piece argues MacArthur favors expanded action in Korea using Chinese nationals and bombing bases, while Marshall supports a limited war to avoid broad conflict. It condemns appeasement and urges backing MacArthur to prevent World War III, warning Truman's policies play into Communist hands.

MacArthur Korea Russia General Marshall United States Europe Asia General MacArthur Britain Munich Chamberlain League of Nations Mussolini Ethiopia Japan China Truman United Nations

British Troop Talk and Political Quips Stir Washington

In Washington and Congress sharp wit flies as Senators spar over mock war talk and tax policy. Quotations poke fun at MacArthur era leadership while a Kerr newsletter riffs on Republicans and political punchlines, highlighting the era’s social and political theater.

Hawaii Statehood and RFC Shakeup Spark Washington Debate

In Washington D C an Army veterans quarrel over the meaning of MacArthur’s famous line precedes reports on W Elmer Harber returning to Oklahoma after RFC reshuffle and Symington’s mixed record. Republicans push Hawaii statehood while Alaska lags amid party dynamics with Moody’s presidential buzz. Helicopter talk hits a playful note as industry details and large payload ambitions emerge.

Washington NEA Douglas MacArthur Congress MacArthur Oklahoma W. Elmer Harber Truman Action Finance Corporation Democratic Party Harber Apse RFC Washi Mr. Harber W. Stuart Symington Symington Department of the Air Force National Security Resources Board NSRB Carl Agar Okanagan Air Service British Columbia Helicoper Canadian Rockies Agar St. Law

Partisan or Nonpartisan City Elections Face Voter Turnout Test

The article notes early voting shows about twice the primary rate with a projected 5 500 total in High Point and Greensboro predicting 7 500. It compares nonpartisan Greensboro council races with High Point’s partisan nine seats and ponders which method drives higher turnout. It urges High Pointers to vote before 6 30.

Greensboro Greensboro Daily News High Point

State Board Split Over ABC Local Campaign Rules

A letter argues against a statewide order forcing county and municipal ABC boards to stay out of politics. It says local boards should handle politics locally, notes enforcement limits, and doubts a ban would be effective since members could act as private citizens without official stationery or office involvement.

State Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control ABC Raleigh Asheville ABC Board Buncombe State Board

Farouk’s Wedding Tradition Highlighted By 101 Cannons

A humorous contrast notes how King Farouk’s Egypt used a lavish ceremony with the bride excluded and a public gun salute of 101 cannons. The joke shifts to contrasting Western wedding customs with male guests and 101 bills greeting the groom after the wedding event.

Egypt Farouk

Persuasive Power Through Rhetoric And Liberty

The article reviews famous orations and figures from Roman times to the American Revolution, noting how effective speech can shape action. It cites Cato, Carthage, Paine, Henry, Lincoln, and MacArthur, highlighting rhetoric, courage, and leadership as drivers of political change and national unity.

Thomas Paine Patrick Henry Paine Gg of Burgesses Richmond George Edmund Burke Henry Tarquin Caesar Brutus Charles Cromwell George the Third Virginia St. John’s Episcopal Church

Why It Took John Garfield So Long to Learn of Hollywood Communists

A congressional hearing transcript shows Garfield denying knowledge of a Hollywood Communist movement from 1938 to 1948. Lawmakers and reporters debate his awareness while Garfield stresses he was not a party member. The exchange highlights doubts about intellectual circles and political infiltration.

Congressional John Garfield House Committee On American Activities Louis Nizer Hollywood Congressman Welde Velde Mr. Garfield Mr. Velde Garfield Wallace Jackson New York Theater Mr. Jackson Communist Party

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