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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
2
This Thanksgiving message thanks God for freedom and human rights in America and prays for continued blessings. It expresses humility before others, emphasizes gratitude for national fortune, and asks that prosperity be extended to all mankind through divine will and action.
South Carolina state forester Charles H. Flory, a seasoned professional, declined the North Carolina post citing concerns over the department's leadership. The piece argues director George Ross’s political missteps and department deterioration deter top foresters from joining, urging a rebuild of the C and D department.
Birthday greetings mark John Nance Garner as a real man and 83 today. As vice president under FDR he supported New Deal reforms yet warned against socialism centralization and what he called totalitarianism. Garner proved prescient about government overreach and stood for forward thinking beyond the next election.
The piece recalls 1621 Pilgrims and biblical figures who gave thanks before outcomes, noting Jesus and Paul and Silas as examples. It urges facing future trials with grateful hearts, citing Roosevelt Churchill and the Christian Science Monitor tone, concluding that Thanksgiving sees through night to dawn.
A Richmond County Journal item urges drivers to explore county byways on Sundays and holidays to ease traffic and enjoy sights in sparsely settled areas as state road paving expands. The piece cites local readings and adds short quips from other columns on humor, squirrels, and farming revolutions.
A Paris publication recalls Josephine Baker amid anti Jewish and anti Negro venting, while Time magazine letters debate McCarthyism and Nazi memory. The page includes criticism of Time staff letters, Taft history, and Truman era security laws, ending with a contributor’s letter criticizing annotating practices at The New Yorker.
A retrospective piece traces hunting from colonial necessity to modern sport, noting wildlife protection efforts by the Audubon Society and laws on bag limits. It highlights Pisgah Game Preserve, bear and deer hunts, and the role of the Dick Culler Sporting Goods Store for license info. It also evokes hunting culture, dogs, blinds on Lake Mattamuskeet, and memories from Georgia.
A compact fragment cites remarks by Thomas K. Finletter and Maurice Tobin on atomic weapons transforming military concepts and on management balancing production with human happiness. The quotations underscore broader themes of progress, duty, and worker pride in a historical context.
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