Appointment of J Archie Myatt as High Point judge
Governor Scott names J Archie Myatt to the municipal court with three townships, replacing Don MacRae who served since 1938. J W Morgan named local solicitor to succeed Louis Fisher. a judge pro tem will follow after consultation. The piece argues political influence drove appointments and calls the process unsound. It notes Myatt led the Graham Senate campaign and that Hoey also used political backing for MacRae. The editor offers cautious support for Myatt if he proves worthy.
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Scott
J. Archie Myatt
High Point
Myatt
Don MacRae
Hoey
J. W. Morgan
Louis Fisher
MacRae
Judge MacRae
Gaston Johnson
Frank Graham
Senate
Graham
Archie Myatt
Public mood shifts on Acheson and State Department ire
Editorial notes a shift as Truman supporters and Congress discuss firing Secretary of State Acheson and others amid accusations of State Department corruption. It cites McCarthy and media figures pressuring for reform, praising the exposure of hidden faults and possible further house cleaning.
Memorial Day 1951 Honor for Soldiers in Korea
A Memorial Day message notes Americans are fighting and dying in Korea while praising the courage of fallen service members. It urges remembering all who suffered in wars, acknowledges home prosperity and looming taxes, and calls for appreciation of current sacrifices by those in uniform.
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Korea
Water Free for Senators Faces Cutback in Senate
A Senate committee voted to end free bottled water for senators, a tradition dating back decades. Supporters say saving about $18 000 yearly is minor, while critics joke about austerity in government and poke at past GOP reactions and quips about India.
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Vaughn
Senate
Crec Wi
Truman and his Missouri pals raise White House concerns
The piece argues President Truman fills the White House with favored Missouri friends or “bumps.” It cites editors and witnesses, warns of lack of qualified advisers, and critiques the MacArthur dismissal as part of a broader danger to governance. It notes Truman’s comfort in Kansas City circles and questions administration breadth.
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Robert E Sherwood
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkin
Hopkins
People New Office
Harry
Harry Hopkins
White House
Senate
Peny
Edward House
Bernard Baruch
Woodrow Wilson
Frank W. Stearns
Calvin Coolidge
Anaes Warcaneresy
Warren Harding
Ohio Gang
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D
Harry Truman
United States
Brotherhood of Missouri
Mr. Truman
Donald Dawson
Fulbright
Mrs. Weeners
Missouri
MacArthur
Tru
Truman
Kansas City
Washington
Quotes on rearmament unity and prayer from notable figures
Shigeru Yoshida argues foreign policy should be decide by Japan’s people. Rev. George A Lineker calls prayer the greatest weapon. John H Crider urges unity through tolerance and togetherness in difficult times.
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Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
George A. Lineker
Pottstown
John H. Crider
Boston Herald and Traveler
Society Gossip and High Society Notices Pack Page
A chaotic mix of social columns and public names. It mentions Alexander Hohen lohe court action against ex wife now Mrs Morton Downey and social figures like Steven Van Rensselmans Mimi Scheppart Dennis King’s son John Cordier at the Waldorf June 23rd. Other items include Marion Gabor in a suit, Phil Kastel mending after pay, Gen Claire Chennault negotiating, Clark Gable planning a world cruise, and calls for telephone operators to cover shifts. Also references Washington intrigue, Italy France and Korea notes, plus remarks from Reader’s Digest Oursler and other luminaries. The piece threads celebrity gossip, legal actions, diplomacy hints, and entertainment news with scattered dates and names.
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Prince Alexander Hohenlohe
Morton Downey
Steven van Rensselmans
Mimi Scheppart
Dennis King
John Cordier
Hogan's
the Waldorf
Edward
Dmytryks
H'wood
San Francisco Steel
Marion
H. Gabor
Charlottesville
Howard Seymour
Here
F. Costello
Phil Kastel
Nawlans
Claire Chennault
Costello
Sands Point
Clark Gable
Wimmin
Dru Mallory
Joe Link
World wide rationing plan for scarce raw materials outlined
Washington reports an 11 member Foster committee will draft policies for international allocation of scarce raw materials for non Communist nations. The plan aims to ease disputes with Britain and Europe while a global conference in Washington contemplates fair distribution and enforcement.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
William C. Foster
Foster
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Wilson
London
Paris
Frce
United States
Europe
S.ee
India
Australia
Federated Malaya
Great Britain
State Department
Edwin T. Gibson
General Foods
Gibson
DPA
NPA
National Production Authority
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High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
Arthur Kirkman
Walter Crissman
Dean Acheson
Acheson
O’dwyer
Congress
Lyle Wilson
United Press
McCarthy
Wisconsin
The
George Dixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Sivas
Ms Smith
United States Senate
Nehru
Capitol Hill
Eugene Gon
Cox
George Sokolsky
New York
Runyon Fund
Hotel Astor
B'way
45 St
Washington Wire
Lafollette
Elizabeth Bentley
Angier Ao
Brazil
Stu
Nee York
Pean Jaunt
Sedeconte Bemisatin
France
Westemed
Chiang Kai-shek Ray Wing
American Legion Conv
Wash
Kurt Meyer
Naz
Guy
War Tee
Iton
Reader's Digest
Oursler
South Africa
Ebene
America
Walter Ane
Canty’ Bencherp
Fine
ABC Network
BBS Army
Navy
Pier 92
Nyc
Gertie Lawrence
Movieville
Cincinnati Con
Thrush
Walker
Harvard Law Ae
Mary O'Fallon
Courtin
Canary
Joe E. Lewis
Root
Peter Edson
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