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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1950

Page

4

Bomb Manchuria and the UN’s resolve in Korea

The piece argues General MacArthur should seek authority to strike Manchuria targets including Asia’s largest hydroelectric plant to cripple Communist war effort. It criticizes the UN and US for weak policies toward Communist China and Russia, calling for decisive action or withdrawal from Korea.

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Editorial on sportsmanship and coaching pressure in football

A columnist reproduces Bruce Brossat's piece condemning unsportsmanlike fans who demand constant wins. It cites Minnes ota, Wisconsin, Ohio State, and Notre Dame figures, noting threats to coaches and families and arguing commercialization harms the sport.

Charlie Justice Bruce Brossat Bruce North Carolina B. B Minnesota Goodby Bernie Bernie Bierman Bierman Gophers Harry Stuhldreher Notre Dame Four Horsemen Wisconsin Stuhldreher Stuhldrehers Wesley Fesler Ohio State

Fifty nine Nations Back Big Power Talks in U N

Fifty nine nations including the United States and Russia approve new talks on major world problems. The United States remains doubtful any good will come of talks yet hopes for meaningful Soviet action beyond words. Critics warn Moscow may seek to lull the West as North Korea’s misadventure ends.

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Mad House political candidates duel with comic book heroes

A columnist riffs on Democratic and Republican tactics in 1950s politics. References to William Boyle and Senator Homer Capehart, and the use of CCC loans as campaign fodder, followed by a satirical look at Brien McMahon and Chester Bowles as portrayed in new comic books.

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Tax Equality and Universal Service Share Public Debate

A local reader forwards a National Tax Association file urging taxation of currently untaxed income first before raising federal rates. The folder cites tax-exempt groups and colleges paying little tax as losses to government revenue and calls for immediate congressional action. The piece also touches on universal military service plans, prayer at sports events, and reflections on taxation equity and public duties.

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Tribute to George Bernard Shaw’s Life and Wit

Sorrow for Shaw’s passing contrasts with praise for a life richly filled with landmark historical moments. The piece surveys Shaw’s longevity and enduring intellect, noting his theatre devotion, sharp wit, paradoxes, and influence on literature and public discourse.

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Voting ethics and party politics in a divided region

A Days column discusses voting in a large, partisan area with disillusionment over candidates and primaries. The writer rejects Junior Roosevelt and Herbert Lehman, favors a Republican Senate chair for foreign policy, cites Korea casualties, and urges independent investigations into crime and politics led by Kefauver and Ferguson.

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