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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1951

Page

3

Greensboro ABC raid nets 30 bootleg arrest warrants

Greensboro ABC officers sweeping High Point seized 30 alleged violators on 52 counts in a major Prohibition era operation. Warrants were ready as dawn broke, signaling a bold move to enforce control after Greensboro liquor stores opened. Prohibitionists say legal sales curb bootlegging and corruption, and the raid supports that view.

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Sedgefield Inn Faces Sale and New Public Face

The Sedgefield Inn is to be sold under mortgage amid questions about hotel demand. The piece argues the town needs a publicity push and a strong hotel personality, suggesting a bold rebranding and enhanced guest amenities once a highway improves access.

Sedgefield North Carolina Sedgefield Inn

Bevan Gains Stir British Labour After Oct. 25 Vote

The piece notes Labour's overall popular lead over Conservatives, with Bevanites performing best. It casts Bevan as a rising power within Labour and compares his appeal to Henry Wallace’s in the United States. Bevanism is labeled an empty, defeatist outlook posing risk to global security.

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Conscience and Scandal in Washington Tales

A humorous Washington column recounts Rep. Ralph Harvey of Indiana handling a farmwoman's sugar confession from wartime rationing. It mocks bureaucratic jargon and explores a Potomac River pollution probe led by the Banking and Currency Committee, noting absurdities and political theater.

Rep. Harvey CPA Washington Congressional Potomac River Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Suhcommittee House Banking and Currency Committee Potomac Capitol Hill

Sirloin steak and Negress at the Stork Club debate

The column discusses Josephine Baker visiting the Stork Club's Cub Room, noting she received a sirloin instead of filet mignon and faced racial prejudice. It questions Walter Winchell's role amid protests, picketing, and political pressure, and defends the owner's prerogative to manage entry. The author criticizes media hype and defends personal privilege and decorum.

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Quotes on responsibility love and eugenics from era voices

The excerpt presents quotes from Arthur Rodzinski Humphrey Bogart a biologist and Charles E Wilson. It contrasts blaming others with self examination in failures and comments on marriage patterns and economic emergencies reflecting era concerns.

Arthur Rodzinski

Broadway Gossip and Star Moves From New York

A hectic read of industry maneuvering and fortunes with Harvey awards, Cary Grant, Jessica Tandy, and Harold Ross in focus. Notes on The Fourposter touring plans, Kaufman’s recovery, Debra Paget’s pay, Churchill and Muir in gossip, and club rivalries plus bids from Lindy’s and the Stork Club. davantage a collage of 1951 showbiz chatter and Oscar signals.

Playwrights’ Company Fourposter Cary Grant Jessica Tandy-Hume Cronyn New Yorker Magazine Harold Ross Ross The New Yorker Doubleday Benchley Eaf’ly Paris Debra Paget George S. Kaufman Billy Rose Eleanor Holm

Dignity and Race Relations Highlight Local Observations

A High Point reader recounts a visit by a courteous Negro pastor and reflects on improving race relations. The piece cites Ralph C. Holmes’s monitor letter praising educated Black progress and the gradual erasure of discriminatory laws, while noting regional contrasts and broad social hope.

High Point Christian Science Monitor The Monitor Ralph C. Holmes Shreveport Northwest West Coast Deep South Louisiana Butes Holmes North Carolina

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