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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
2
Telegraph opinion notes Princess Elizabeth appeared serious and strained on television. Writers and handlers shaped her image, while observers suggest a more engaging, chatty approach could win American hearts. Comparisons to Uncle Duke of Windsor and broader monarchy dynamics are explored.
A newspaper column chides Marion Davies for listing 45 in her marriage license application arguing she would have been a child star in the silent era if that age were true. The piece notes her ties to William Randolph Hearst and expresses wish for privacy despite the public interest.
An unsigned editorial defends Lamar Caudle, U S Attorney General, stating his Italy trip to assist a friend was not illegal but criticizes the public for demanding explanations of a public official's private actions. It describes Caudle as a nice man and notes concerns about judgments and corruption in government, urging caution in private conduct.
The PATH FINDER quotes Lindsay C. Warren saying fat must be cut across departments if there is will and courage. He cites GAO achievements in exposing waste, noting more than 740 million allegedly paid out improperly under his watch, while discussing North Carolina politics, ethics, and past convention clashes. He also reflects on state enforcement, highway laws, and a culture of political rhetoric across parties and regions.
A sprawling column blends showbiz gossip with political wires from New York. fame names, marriages, divorces, and intrigues swirl with quotes about Rex Ross, Vera Buchanan, and Truman era politics. cryptic hints about Costello probe and SHAPE leadership frame a chaotic entertainment and power-scape in 1949 New York society.
A reader recalls a Winston-Salem trip with an embellished tale of a perfume gift kept unused, plus reflections on cleanliness and odor from bygone days. The piece moves through notes on perfume, bathing habits, a guest anecdote, sinusitis, and a Mountain Mitchell trip, ending with a humorous exchange about love and brains.
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