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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1951
Page
2
James Byrnes Breaks with Democratic Label Over Truman Nomination
The article notes North Carolina Democrats once praised James Byrnes in Senate and Supreme Court roles and as secretary of state, but Byrnes, now South Carolina's governor, says patriotism requires ignoring party label if Truman is nominated. It asks senators and congressmen for their view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
James Byrnes
Senate
Supreme Court
Byrnes
South Carolina
Truman
North Carolina voters want a fighting man for governor
Raleigh political writer Lynn Nisbet argues against a youthful or romantic nominee for the Democratic gubernatorial race. He and the columnists favor Bill Umstead but say the people seek mental honesty and old fashioned courage in a leader, not merely charm or emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Lynn Nisbet
Nisbet
Billy Graham
Bill Umstead
Lynn
Umstead
North Carolina
Mr. Nisbet
Lochinvar
Graham
Winston Churchill
Faithful leaders set by Hebrews teaching in modern life
A sermon reflects on Hebrews prayers asking for purity and strength to fulfill God’s will. It contrasts Old Testament heroes with New Covenant blessings and urges Christians and public figures to live uprightly, serving others and healing world wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Timothy
Italy
Rome
Paul
Jerusalem
Christ
House of Israel
Law
Tabernacle
Temple
Mount Zion
America
Speaking Confidentially on Halloweens Gone Quiet and Quieted Pranks
A reflective column laments Halloween's shift from chaotic one night revelry to a tamer, less social observance. It recalls past homeowner fears, wide-scale pranks like barns flooded with sea-raid paths, and compares the era of exuberant mischief to Arbor Day and other fading celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Day
Lee
U.S.S
Maine
Debate Over Vatican Ties Reflects US Politics of 1950s
The piece argues against diplomatic representation with the Vatican as a distraction from tax corruption and broader religious tensions. It recounts historical patterns from 1797 to 1952, notes Truman’s nomination timing, and critiques the use of church-state issues in the 1952 campaign while contrasting past and present forms of Halloween mischief and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
United States
Internal Revenue
Truman
Congress
Mark Clark
Senate
John B. Sartori
Papal States
Italy
Anson Phelps Stokes
Polk
Asell
House of Representatives
Jacob L. Martin
William HR. Seward
Richard M. Blatchford
U. S
Rome
Rufus L. King
Seward
Harry Truman
Roosevelt
Myron C. Taylor
United States of America
Pope Pius III
Taylor
Truman H
Peron on elections and revolutionary risk
Argentina's President Juan D. Peron states the best revolution is a free election. He warns any attempt to start a pre-election revolutionary movement will fail, arguing people must freely express their will at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Pearl Mesta Hosts Noted Luxembourg Supper Affair
Washington minister Pearl Mesta, famed hostess in Luxembourg, hosted a grand open house for American correspondents and Luxembourgers. The affair featured a vast buffet, six piece orchestra, and visits from top officials including Eisenhower and Snyder. Mesta’s dinners boosted American goodwill and tourism, with her open house held monthly and a famed potato salad linked to Ike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
NEA
Military Air Transport Service
Brussels
Wiesbaden
Pearl Mesta
U. S
Mesta
Mme
Europe
Mme. Mesta
Pat Ventura
New York World-Telegram & Sun
United States
Benelux
Luxembourg City
Chamber of Commerce
Pearl
Secretary of Treasury
John Snyder
Jim Farley
Vandenberg
Norstad
Eisenhower
Mamie
Ike
Mrs. Mesta
Backstage Courage and Crises Define First Nights
A Walter Winchell style feature recalls how first nights reveal artists deepest fears hopes and resilience. Stories of Beatrice Lillie Elizabeth Bergner Helen Hayes and others typify stage nerves and triumphs as crews audiences and critics shape notable premieres.
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Hallowe’en
George Sokolsky
By Joe Leslie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Peter Edson
New York
Walter Winchell
Beatrice Lillie
Bea
Eizabeth Bergner
London
Helen Hayes
Otis Skinner
Hamlet
Skinner
Sarah Siddons
Miss Siddons
Jane Cowl
Nora Bayes
Ethel Merman
Ines
Cole Porter
Cole
Keith and Orpheum
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