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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1951

Page

13

Weatherman Honored For Courteous Service At Local Office

A column praises the Friendship Weather Bureau staff led by J. P. Molen for daily forecasts and friendly phone service. The piece highlights their hard work, reliability, and courteous conduct in delivering weather updates to subscribers.

Friendship Weather Bureau High Point-Greens J. P. Molen

Hollywood triangle ends in second honeymoon for Barbara Payton and Franchot Tone

Hollywood couple Barbara Payton and Franchot Tone reconcile for the second time this week and honeymoon at an out of the way spot. Tom Neal, the third party in the triangle, is out of the running for Barbara's hand. The pair had a brief marriage and divorce filing before reconciling over the weekend. They shopped for toys for their children and left on another honeymoon while Neal remains excluded from any alliance.

Barbara Payton Franchot Tone Hollywood Tom Neal Tone Neal Barbara Franchot United Press Mrs. Tone B. H Barbara Hutton Geo Killup Rosses Joan Schuyler Ritz-Carlton Med Florida A. Maisel Davega’s N. Y

Scrap crisis threatens U.S. steel with defense impact

The author warns a scrap shortage could slow steel production needed for defense as wartime demand lingered. Demand rises to 117 million tons by 1952 while scrap inventories fall, prompting mobilization committees and new plans to speed scrap to mills. Citizens urged to recycle discarded equipment and leftovers to reach an extra 6.5 million tons.

National Production Authority

Let Us Alone Club in Mississippi Sparks Grammatical Debate

A Mississippi group calling itself the Let Us Alone club promotes refusal of pensions minimum wages government loans and subsidies while seeking to be left alone. Harvard rhetoricians may misread the double negative advising federal aid for education.

Trate Mississippi Harvard Rhetoricians Washington Washington Rhetoricians Harvard Delta Dallas Tex

Chaplain Election at Post 20 Sparks Questions of Chicanery

The piece argues Post No. 20 in Indianapolis election for chaplain was tainted by irregularities and factional influence. It notes past commanders voted, with 72 ballots favoring Baukhage and smaller counts for others, amid questions about governance and finances within the American Legion chapter.

Washington Sea Ercee Press Legion American Legion Dawes Se Vaughan Post No. 20 Legion Indianapolis A. Hierarchy Charles Greene, Jr Baukhage George E. Dunne International Newservice Bart Godwin John Jannel New York Dailyers

Advertising pressure shapes conservative radio voices today

The piece argues that advertising agencies block conservatives from airwaves to protect client image, citing Fulton Lewis Jr and other figures. It cites Elmer Rice and Paul Robeson, stresses freedom of choice, and claims listeners can boycott to deter supporters of Soviet Russia without undermining rights.

Fulton Lewis, Jr Soviet Russia American Legion M Pa Elmer Rice Paul Robeson Rice United States Arte Curiously Sethelle Eae

Milky Way Star Count Compared to U.S. National Debt

The article notes that Quotes The Sey Way contains between 300 billion stars, roughly aligning with the size of the American national debt in dollars. It adds that in Mississippi, dairying ranks second to cotton in farm income.

Sey Way Mississippi

New York Gossip and Show Biz Turmoil Trends

A whirlwind of tabloid tidbits from New York society and entertainment figures. Brender dines with estranged husband amid domestic friction while Winthrop Rockefeller dispenses gossip about younger companions. Details on marriages divorces and legal tangles involve Clooney Baker Lamton and others as industry powerhouses shuffle plans and finances.

Norstad outlines NATO air power plans in Europe

General Norstad discusses Allied air base strategy in France and Germany, aims to build a third division around the French First Air Division, and notes tents may replace permanent barracks. He stresses US defense of the United States, reservists and guardsmen serving abroad, and a growing European resolve as air forces expand toward the front.

Fontainebleau Nea Lauris Norstad France Manes Allied Air Forces Europe U. S Eisenhower Germany Rhine NATO Norstad VA. 12Th Air Force Sali Ore Saree Mare Suen Methadone United States Belgium Holland Ritz Res

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