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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
2
United Press Foreign News Editor Harry Ferguson summarizes the ongoing Truman MacArthur controversy. Hearings show neither side can prove its core point for months or years and Stalin remains the only one who might know the answer.
The testimony notes that while Gen MacArthur could discuss views with Washington officials, public statements risk alarming allies and threatening united action. Marshall warns Sino Russian pact and Soviet intervention could trigger a broader war, and cites potential Japanese volunteers and Korea tensions as central to policy debates. Owen Brewster joins the Foreign Relations panel.
Night air attacks hit a convoy as soldiers moved across a mined beach to a North Korean village. Sams evaluated wounded and suspected hemorrhagic smallpox, prepared to conduct tests and order mass vaccines for UN forces. After 90 minutes, the party regrouped at a beach rendezvous and were rescued by the Navy. In reprisal, Communists killed 25 Korean families.
United States lowers tariffs on perfume cameras Canadian whisky wine cheese opium and 1 300 items following a 34 nation torquay conference. France agrees to cut post cards tariffs from 25 to 15 percent unless they depict an American scene. Strong concessions to Canada and Germany. Britain and its commonwealth not included.
Eddie Cantor, described as a leading fund-raiser, reports surpassing 400 million dollars in drives across diverse communities. He warns against excess talking and shares tips, citing emotional stories and city rankings to spur donations. He recalls witnessing a child's appeal for love, stressing the power of heartfelt appeals in charitable campaigns.
Dr. Charles H. Pugh of Gastonia was elected grand master of the grand council of the Royal and Select Masonic Masts of North Carolina at the York Rite masons annual meeting in New Bern. Luther T. Hartsell Jr. of Concord passed the title to Pugh as the 20th century grand master.
W. W. Barger of Kannapolis was installed as grand master of the Odd Fellows of North Carolina at the close of the state lodge convention. P. A. Lewis Beaufort became deputy grand master W. C. Clark Asheville warden and L. B. MacRayer Greensboro grand secretary. John W. Clapp Greensboro joined the board of trustees and Bradley Wyrick Greensboro was named representative to the sovereign grand lodge.
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