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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1951

Page

3

Backlash Over MacArthur Feud and War Correspondents

Retired Maj. Gen Charles Willoughby accuses war correspondents and magazines of bias in Cosmopolitan December reporting on the Korean War. He blames press coverage for his dismissal and claims a defeatist public mindset, while Hal Boyle defends reporters against bias charges.

Charles Willoughby Douglas MacArthur Cosmopolitan Magazine MacArthur Willoughby United States United Nations Parallel 38 Yalu River Hal Boyle Associated Yalu Gen Truman

Town Meeting of the Air highlights United Negro College Fund

The program spotlights the United Negro College Fund supporting 22 Negro colleges including Bennett College Greensboro and Agricultural and Technical College Greensboro. It notes Ninety percent of budgets covered locally with ten percent sought nationally. The $1,500,000 goal for this year is tax deductible with checks to United Negro College Fund.

America United Negro College Fund Fisk Hampton Tuskegee Guilford County State College, Agricultural and Technical College Greensboro North Carolina State of Bennett Col Lege Bennett College United George Denny Unitedegro College Fund L. K Charlotte Observer General Assembly of United States Senate Congress State Department of Tax Research Raleigh

Editorial writers in Cleveland discuss editorial style

Ninety one editorial writers from across America met in Cleveland for an annual conference. They critiqued editorials as overly ivory tower, schoolmasterly, and centrists of “editorialese” and urged more human heat, struggle, and uncertainty. Louisvile Courier Journal notes vow to show toil and tears in future editorials.

America Cleveland Ivory Tower Courier- Journal Naif Louisville Courier Journal

Fruit cake time and holiday cooking trends

Turpentine drippings and fruit cake making fill kitchens as groceries showcase dried fruits and flavors for Christmas. The piece notes the effort, expense, and two schools of fruit cake taste, white versus dark, with tips like watermelon preserves and brandy baths. It sits among a collage of light regional items and jokes.

Sarah F. Halliburton Belhaven

New York Reporter Highlights Ike Fallout and Showbiz Buzz

A New York columnist warns readers about inside stories on Eisenhower and the White House, noting Krock in trouble over such takes. The page surveys Hollywood, theatre, and radio figures from Hepburn to Melchior, with notes on Box Office, fashion, and press critique.

Eisenhower Ike Arthur Krock White House Franchot Barbara Audrey Hepburn Lavender Hill 5Th Avenue Lily Pons U. S Flox Ziegeld Washington Woren Teh-tch Variety Lauritz Melchior Holiday Mag Fifth Avenue Dorothy London Leland Hayward Broadway Godfrey Hollywood Guardian Angels Harpo Marx Hedy Lana Gayelord Hauser Jeevy

Light and Power Reflections In a Day of Blackout

A 10:55 a.m. November 27 1951 notice recalls a five minute power outage and celebrates electricity as a force driving modern life. The author blends gratitude for light with musings on Edison, toy trains, commerce, and holiday plans as shopping nears Christmas. Includes micro-essays on memory and remembering friends, plus a parade of cultural notes and anecdotes.

Thomas A. Edison Carlton Kirkman Kirkman

Quotes on appeal of sports stars to women fans

A columnist argues managers sell the woman customer short by centering on brains or brawn. The gist is that attraction to games lies in handsome athletes, citing Esther Williams as a swimming star and movie actress.

Fanted Rutherford News Esther Williams

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