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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1951

Page

2

Taft Earns Praise for Courageous College Tour

A North Carolina note lauds Senator Robert A. Taft for facing tough questions after speeches at Duke University Womans College and Guilford College. The piece praises his willingness to answer candidly, including on segregation in schools, and contrasts his composure with the current president's likely performance in similar settings.

Robert A. Taft North Carolina Duke University Womans College Guilford College National Association For Advancement of Colored People North Carolina College L. K

Norris to Retire as Southern Railway President

Ernest E. Norris will retire January 1 after 14 years as president of the Southern Railway, remaining as chairman of the board. Harry A. DeButts will become president. both leaders rose through railroad ranks and will keep the slogan The Southern Serves The South.

Ernest E. Norris Southern Railway System Washington Southern Norris The Southern Railway South Ernest Norris Harry A. DeButts Greensboro Charlotte E. V. Xr

Religion in American Life Campaign Pushes Church Growth

A postwar surge in religious interest expands church attendance and book consumption. The church enhances its role through new worship spaces and social outreach while urging openness to nonbelievers. In 1951 Americans face Korea and Cold War strain, seeking stability in faith and community life. The Religion in American Life drive continues this November, inviting broader church support.

America Korea

Piccolo Washington Invades Rome as Officials Flock In

A wit filled column lampoons U S cabinet members and lawmakers sweeping into Rome for NATO and UN FAO events and junket lore. The piece lists numerous politicians and officials, mocks their arrivals, and notes a mock Army–Navy betting twist tied to a local spoof.

Washington Rome Baldy Brannan United States Piccolo

New York Socialite Sued Over Long Overdue Bills

A busy social round fills New York with buzz as prominent figures like Charles Laughton and Ann Sheridan surface in bars and clubs. Reports say a well known socialite facing multiple lawsuits for long overdue bills claims market investments left her cash strapped and forced pawned items. A slew of names from Broadway to Look magazine appear in vivid sketches of nightlife and late shows while creditors press for payment.

Charles Laughton Robert Taylor Ann Sheridan Blossom Seeley Lindy Benny Fields Biografilm George Sanders Russia Cugat Bob Hope W. 57Th Tallulah Bankhead Mary Henry Jennifer Jones D. Selznick East 57Th Bigtown Nest Billingsley Forrier Tiffany

Real Peace in Korea Demands Clear Policy Arcs

Viscount Jowitt in the Lords warns that a halt in Korea must be genuine peace or risk wider wars in Indo China Malaysia or Hong Kong. The debate attacks U S policy, Soviet imperialism, and the need for a guiding framework rather than ad hoc actions, urging concrete goals for Western foreign policy.

Korea Viscount Jewitt House of Lords Indo-China Malaya Hongkong Egypt Hitler China Lord Jowett Lord Jowitt Stalin Roosevelt U. N Russia Pacific Elbe Soviet Russia Japan Siberia Manchuria Iran Europe United States

What You Don’t Know May Destroy You Gallup Quote

George H. Gallup, founder of the American and British Institute of Public Opinion, warns that government decisions should not be driven by voters’ information gaps. He suggests revising the adage what you don't know won't hurt you to what you don't know may destroy you.

George H. Gallup American and British Institute of Public Opinion

Red Cross and Friends Aid War-Weary Nations

A local column applauds Red Cross blood drives and praises Eddie Clodfelter for his giving spirit. It highlights Red Cross and American Friends Service Committee rescue work in Korea and a nurse known as Aunt Maude aboard a hospital ship aiding UN servicemen from multiple nations.

RED Cross American Red Cross Eddie Clodfelter Becker Company M.C.A Sertoma Club Eddie South Main Eddie Crodfelter Wide World Tf I American Friends Service Committee Korea Maude Campbell Kieran Red Cross Far East Jutlandia Japan United Kingdom Turkey Greece Holland France Belgium Epithopia Brooklyn N.Y Campbell

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