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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1950

Page

4

Disgraceful neglect in Korea reports from war front

Don Whitehead, AP war correspondent, writes that American soldiers in Korea wear summer cotton clothing in sub zero weather and report winter gear reaching the front late or not at all. He cites officers and ponders fault lines from ports to Washington while noting captured Chinese are in padded uniforms. The piece urges immediate military and congressional attention.

Don Whitehead Associated Press Korea Whitehead Don Whitehear Bar Japan Pacific Pentagon Washington Marshall Congress

Doctor's Warning on Socialized Medicine from Dr McKay

Dr Hamilton W. McKay, president of the Southern Medical Association, warns doctors to clean their own house or risk loss of freedom to socialized medicine. He cites Raleigh and English precedents, urges physicians to confront deficiencies, and argues self reform is essential before broader political action.

Hamilton W. McKay Charlotte Southern Medical Association DF McKay Congress McKay

Labor versus Taft in Ohio Senate Race

The article analyzes labor's historic push to oust Taft, its massive campaigning and spending, and Taft's surprise victory by 430,000 votes. It notes labor failed to deliver the expected share of the vote, GOP strength, and the risks of intensified rhetoric, while acknowledging Taft benefited from a straightforward, issue-focused campaign. It concludes labor bears responsibility for defeat despite broad involvement.

Taft United States Ohio Congress Bob Senate Cleveland Youngstown Akron Dayton Wendell Wilkie New York William Howard Taft Labor Joseph T. Ferguson Joe

Vinson To Move To Court Acheson To Secretary Of State

Washington reports indicate President plans a swap of Justice Fred Vinson to the Supreme Court with Secretary of State Dean Acheson moving to the Court or Cabinet level. Officials say the change could take place after the year’s end once political heat subsides.

Vinson Acheson Washington Administration Nine Legh Prsident Fred Vinson White House Supreme Court Truman Tom Clark State Department Perle Mesta Madame Bonnet Paris Garnett de Stackelberg Avenue Franklin Roosevelt Westbrook Pegler Pegler Roosevelts Jane Jane Barkley Madame Paulette Perle

Faith and Independent Votes Highlight Community Reflections

A column blends faith in democratic resilience with local political history in Stanly and national politics. It notes unease about propaganda at Lake Success, praises steady faith and civic work, and discusses independent voters and county governance while recalling regional election patterns and previous party shifts.

Stanly Vance Jarvis Scales Fowle Farmers Alliance

Hollywood gossip page erupts with weddings feuds and rumors

A flood of society news and rumors fills the page from New York and beyond. Names like Ethel Roosevelt B. Warren Ceil Chapman Tom Rogers Lia di Leo Barbara Stanwyck and Hughes appear amid marriages divorces and crisscrossed romances. Headlines touch politics cinema and high society with hints of forthcoming nuptials legal dramas and industry shifts.

Ethel duPont Roosevelt B. Warren Grosse Point Mich Ceil Chapman Tom Rogers Peter Lorre Bavaria Claud Cartier Irene Morley Robert Taylors Lia di Leo Barbara Stanwyck Rafael Trujillo, Jr Baltimore Joyce Sittler Fletcher Godfreys Polly Bragg Greenwich New York Metopera

United Nations Faces Korea Reconstruction Funding Split

Washington observers note Korea relief may cost about 250 million to be spent over 18 months with U N and U S funds covering most, while logistics and collections remain contentious. Skepticism from small and large nations slows approval ahead of General Assembly votes.

Capitol U.S Arturo Gays Inez Horton Warren Boa The Wall St. Journal Paris M. Straights New Republic Yuletide Maxine Adams the Thrush HH. Lawrence Russia Frank Atram Mt. Sinai Hospital Washington NEA United Nations Soviet Warren Austin Vishinsky & Malik Economic and Social Council United States Korea Army General Staff Marshall Plan Organization Wake Island Truman MacArthur Edgar A. J. Johnson Marshal Plan Seoul North Korea Lake Success U. S. Army Marshall Plan U.N UN Economic and Social Council General Assembly United Moe Congress

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