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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1951
Page
4
A message urges High Point residents to back the June 24 to 30 centennial celebration. It stresses community spirit and involvement as key to a successful event that lifts town morale and fosters better living, work, and family life. It notes beard growth is optional and references out of town engagements.
The United States weighs how France’s June 17 vote could redraw the balance of power among communists moderates and Gaullists. A Gaullist rise may enable a new cabinet and affect NATO while internal security and German defense ties spark Western concerns.
Washington reports a plan to film lawmakers for cinema and TV, with Robert J. Coar running a Capitol recording setup to produce shows for districts. Senate objections focus on cost and political optics while Benton plans a weekly TV program.
The piece contrasts Georgia Republican Cox who calls for strings tying wheat aid to India to stop Soviet support in Asia with North Carolina Republicans Durham and Chatham who urge immediate aid without conditions. The column argues for feeding India now, warning against propaganda benefits to the Soviet side and noting Nehru’s alignment with Stalin.
A reader critiques Professor Seba Eldridge of Kansas on democratic collectivization and the shift toward socialized enterprise. The letter contrasts peaceful gradualism with Marxist revolution, U.S. versus Soviet models, and hints at political influence from elites and organized crime figures.
Dean Reinhold Niebuhr urges anti-communist effort through measured strategy. Stewart Lynch of the National Council of Catholic Men emphasizes universal human dignity across races. Hubert Humphrey warns democracy's in Asia require action aligned with dignity and brotherhood.
Walter Winchell reports on Marj Truman and Robert O'Dell over perfume gifts amid claims of friendship. The column glances at Akihito betrothal, Guitry court case, and various society pivots, with media gossip, wartime figures, and a Broadway link to a prize debate.
Aged column mixes talk of a Roan Mountain ski run in Mitchell County with war era items. It notes beef price rollbacks affecting supply, discussions of press freedom under Nehru, Eisenhower politics, and a reflective Commencement piece recalling 1891 graduates and a tragedy of John Barelecorn.
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