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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1953
Page
4
A drought heavy region pleads for rain as wells dry, cattle die, and grass withers. The piece notes drought since 1870, thanks planning for current water supply, and urges a long soaking rain to revive parched areas and ease the water table concerns.
The piece notes the Eisenhower era strife fueling a Truman comeback. It cites Judge Sam Rosenman crafting remarks to accuse Byrnes and Dulles over Alger Hiss, and mentions Harry Dexter White meeting Eisenhower in Paris. It warns of political capital from red scares while Reds are described as flushed out.
An article from New York University’s Retailing School argues advertising can do more than half its cost in value. It urges hard hitting, data driven campaigns that build security and trust, citing insurance and consumer goods as examples and stressing sustained media use and objective messaging.
The Inland Printer cites editors’ errors and rebuttals about proofreading. A small town weekly editor defends typographical slips, noting vast possible error counts in single sentences and across columns, while lampooning critics as overreacting to minor mistakes.
George Sokolosky criticizes modern slavery and Soviet labor camps, arguing slavery is barbarous and restoration a horror. He cites Soviet penal codes, deportations, and detention of dissenters, wartime prisoners, and minorities, warning of global implications.
Lynn Nisbet discusses industrial expansion and its potential drawbacks, focusing on water availability as a key national resource. He notes communities must weigh sociological and educational impacts alongside economic benefits as droughts strain supplies.
The piece warns North Carolina communities rely on surface water and deep wells while rainfall remains high. It notes Raleigh Greensboro Asheville rationing and deteriorating streams from pollution and silt, cites industry water needs, and urges better surface-water use and pollution control to avoid catastrophe.
A column reflects on President Truman refusing to testify before a congressional committee, Marshall’s subpoena clash with Jefferson, and Eisenhower’s document releases. It notes independent voters as pivotal power brokers in elections, calls for balanced budgets, lower taxes, and better farm prices while stressing religion in public life and a local humorous incident about a child policing a lawn.
George Dixon reports U S officials and overseas workers fret over Republican defeats in Wisconsin and New Jersey. He describes embassy visits in Brussels with humorous digs at diplomacy and politics, noting reactions from U S envoys and remarks from his Belgian hosts.
Irish Foreign Minister Aiken criticizes basing Europe on U.S. tariff shifts. Admiral Carney warns of sustained tight economic management for a long military effort. U.S. Envoy Dean brands Communist posture as inflexible, doubting a political conference.
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