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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1950
Page
4
The piece argues UN and US must press the Korean War beyond the 38th parallel to defeat North Korean aggression. It warns stopping at the line risks future, larger wars and greater American casualties, urging continued action with UN support.
A Raleigh reader praises the first live TV telecast of a Carolina Notre Dame football game on WFMY TV. The piece lauds the camera work, notes the cost and feasibility challenges for statewide telecasts, and predicts growing interest as North Carolina fans balance in-person attendance with viewing at home. It highlights Duke and Carolina's strong year and anticipates possible network coverage of the Duke Carolina clash.
The piece argues Truman and Daniels harmed party unity by publishing a controversial book during the pre election period. It notes Daniels promised to resign from the national committee but did not, and it discusses Byrnes’ role and dismissal of his actions as secretary of state. It references Marshall and the Moscow ministers conference and reflects on wartime Russia.
Washington columnist notes the press conference broke up when Smitty interrupted for the National Press Club golf wassailing. A mixologist created a Tom and Joe cocktail to honor Tom Pendergast and Joe Stalin, with vodka Missouri mule grenadine and a Florida pepper. The president signed a bill aiding Gertrude Hell.
A collage of brief literary notes and reader letters on pathos and bathos, a Korea fox-hole letter to daughters, a Broadway ballad gift to a widow, saws about farming and plowing, and a October poem review. It cites Rene Russell, Pfc John McCormick, Dr Lincoln Lorenz, Miss E F Baker, and The Enterprise.
Under secretary Clarence J. McCormick states that American farmers have produced abundantly and that price controls on food and fiber are unnecessary now and unlikely to be needed in the future unless the emergency worsens.
A 1950-51 season kickoff with Affairs of State among four openings. Critics praised Celeste Holm's star presence while others praised Southern Exposure and Black Chiffon. The week featured reviews, opinions, and gossip on actors, productions, and upcoming films.
The essay cites Anson Phelps Stokes urging religious and moral teaching for youth to stabilize the family. It argues that America’s focus on gadgets and material progress alienates Asia, and calls for a voluntary religious education system outside schools comparable to Nordic models. It frames religious illiteracy as a core national issue with sectarian prejudice complicating solutions.
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