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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1950
Page
4
The High Point vote fell far short of expectations with just over 3,800 ballots cast across the township. The piece calls citizens to duty, notes the weak turnout in Guilford County and the 6th district, and connects apathy to poor governance and Communist influence fears.
An international meeting at Lucknow exposed bitterness toward the United States from Indian and Pakistani delegates who criticized U S policy on atomic bombings and aid. The piece argues for mutual understanding, accountable aid, and reform in Asiatic nations before blaming the West.
Washington diary recounts Britain's Defense Minister Emanuel Shinwell and a high‑ranking entourage trapped in a National Press Club elevator. After pry operations and a stuck shaft, they elected to jump, drawing wry comment on prestige and public spectacle.
A reflective column surveys civilian aluminum curbs of 25 percent starting next January and notes steel penny memories, World War II battles, and Patton’s tanks. It then highlights medical science advances from insulin to antibiotics and recounts a ne arly death revival story and a political reflection on global leaders and peace.
A chaotic column rounds up marriages separations and social moves. It cites Vishinsky's daughter wedding chatter, Orson Welles romance shifts, Sinatra Ava Gardner rumors, Carroll and Howe split, and a flood of Hollywood names and intrigues.
In a fierce critique, an unnamed writer argues Professor Bemis misreads his Yale review of William H. Chamberlin on America’s Second Crusade. The letter questions aid to Soviet Russia, Korea casualties, and U.S. strategy against totalitarian powers.
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