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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1951

Page

4

Eighty-Second Proves Costliest Peacetime Congress

Washington reports the 82nd Congress ran up about 100 billion dollars in appropriations and raised taxes by 54 billion in peacetime. Despite large spending, enactment of Fair Deal measures was sparse and many key projects and reforms were shelved. The session focused on foreign aid, military funding, and investigations amid Cold War pressures.

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Power Dam Plan Faces Opposition at FPC Hearing

Industrialists in Virginia and West Virginia oppose North Carolina Electric Cooperative’s bid to divert the New River at Glendale Springs to form an 8000 acre reservoir for a generating plant. Chambers of Commerce and civic groups warn the move could deter regional industrial growth and cost jobs. Virginia and West Virginia attorneys argue the project mainly benefits a few counties with cheaper power, funded by taxpayers through REA. The packed West Jefferson hearing before FPC examiner Glen Law will not yield a decision before March. Mules can go longer without food than horses.

Roanoke Virginia West Virginia Federal Power Commission North Carolina Electric Cooperative Glendale Springs N.C Blue Ridge Electric ‘Membership Corp Lenoir Co-Op FPC West Jefferson N. C Glen R. Law Chambers of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Richard C. Herrmann New York Celanese Corporation of America Giles County Herrmann North Carolina Kanawha River

First Woman Ambassador Ruth Bryan Owen A Historic Figure

Ruth Bryan Owen, a former Democratic national committeewoman from Minnesota, served as the United States ambassador to Denmark since 1949. She broke barriers by becoming the first woman to sign an international treaty for the United States and to hold ambassadorial rank, with a recent US visit after two years in Denmark.

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Diabolique defined as devilish in origin and usage

The term diabolique describes things relating to the devil or fiendish qualities. Derived from French and Latin roots with Greek influence, it traces through history to convey demonic, wicked, or sinister characteristics.

Mind Is Its Own Place Says John Milton Fragment

Fragmentary OCR cites John Milton on the mind making heaven or hell within itself, reflecting a referenced quotation about inner sovereignty and perception.

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Narcotics Case Defendants Get Prison Terms

Four men received prison terms in U S District Court Winston-Salem for narcotics charges. Fred Carswell and John Waters, co owners of Waughtown Drug Store, each got three years and five years probation. James Rhodes Jr., a pharmacist, two years and five years probation. Dr M A Bowers, a physician, fined 1000 and 18 months plus three years probation. Freeman of Raleigh had venue change. Tickle faces trial in Greensboro next week. Federal agents described the store as a major South regional drug outlet.

Winston-Salem U.s.district Court Fred Carswell John Robert. Waters Waughtown James F. Rhodes ‘Jr M. A. Bowers Winston- Salem R. H. Freeman Raleigh U. S Freeman Alrready Clarence Tickle U. S. District Court Greensboro South

Leader Claims Reds Can't Get Negroes

Roy Wilkins of the NAACP said in American magazine that Communist recruitment of U S Negroes has failed, with about 15 million Negroes in the nation and not more than 500 Communist Party members. He called Negroes loyal Americans under royal democracy.

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Notable Births and Deaths Across History

Timeline highlights include 554 born Sir Philip Sidney, English courtier and poet. 1628 birth of John Bunyan author of Pilgrim's Progress. 1839 misdated event noting Russia attacked Finland. 1941 Ernest Lubitsch, film producer, dies.

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Fragmented OCR list puzzle hints and garbled entries

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Millionaire Prince Captures Torrance Teen In Soda Fountain Romance

In Torrance California a 16 year old high school girl Martha Morris of St Anthony's Roland Devigier a Swiss born millionaire and Acton Inc executive pursued her from a Los Angeles drug store romance to a civil wedding in Quartzite Arizona and a ceremonial Notre Dame Cathedral vow. The couple then traveled to San Francisco and planned a South American Italian Swiss honeymoon while the girl studies life in the Devigier family circle.

Torrance Calif Prince Charming Martha Morris St.Anthony’s Roland Devigier Los Angeles Quartzite- Ariz Chicago Notre Dame Cathedral Jeche San Francisco South America Italy Switzerland Devizier Geneva

Balance Sheet Of Good News And Bad In Cold War

A weekly balance sheet notes three bright points including an atomic artillery shell readiness, Czech unrest with Slansky’s arrest, and Eisenhower’s pledge of a gallant response to a Russian attack. It also flags three troubling items: stalled armistice talks over inspection behind lines, Iran oil talks fading, and a misread order by US Eighth Army potentially misreading the Korean war status.

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