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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1951
Page
2
Baptist Orphans and Papers in Baptist merger debate
The State Baptist Convention Committee of Nineteen eyed delaying merger of the orphanage funded charity with the Cooperative Program until 1954, arguing it would penalize orphans and burden the orphanage with budget cuts. The piece also examines a potential merger of two church publications Charity and Children and the Biblical Recorder, noting reader interest and the advantage of a newspaperman running Charity and Children rather than a preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Baptist Convention
Thomasville
Baptists’ Assembly
Assembly
Committee of Nineteen
Biblical Recorder
Raleigh
Charity
Charity and Children
North Carolina
Editorials Say Jessup Nomination Should Be Rejected
A newspaper editorial endorses the Republican petition urging Senate rejection of Philip C. Jessup as U N delegate. It argues the nation's faith in the nominee and in President Truman is central, suggests Jessup withdraw, and condemns partisan tactics while urging national security over politics. It also notes cross party support would strengthen the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations General Assembly
Jessup
America
Mr. Jessup
Jessip
Truman
United States
General Assembly of
United Nations
General Assembly
Methodist Church In
Thompson
South
Midwest
China
Withal
Cerberus
Russia
Simon Peter
Soviet
Communist Party
Drastic Measures by Paris Cab Driver
The Paris cab driver, famed for wild driving, public road dominance, and a fierce horn, threatens drastic retaliation against police. He vows to obey traffic rules if authorities stop harassing cabbies, challenging the cumbersome rules and police practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wise Economy Cuts Defense Aid to Air Force
House-Senate conferees trimmed 4 billion of a 5 billion Senate add on a military appropriations bill. The extra was a blank check for the Air Force amid plans for a larger air arm not yet priced in budgets. Conferees acted to ensure future decisions reveal how funds are spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Congress
No more graveyard appeasement of Korea war dead
An opinion piece denounces government policy on Korean war graves. It cites Cardinal Spellman and Eugene R. Guild arguing against marking graves with Korea. It questions the Defense Department stance, G I benefits withheld for Korea veterans, and urges Congress to assure full wartime benefits and proper gravestone markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Truman
Korea
Arlington
Eugene R. Guild
U.S.A
Yugoslavia
Defense Department
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Norea
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
NATO
Pentagon
Mad House Senator Connally Hard Hit by Reelect Fight
A Washington columnist depicts Texas Senator Tom Connally as a worried incumbent in 1952 facing Gov. Allan Shivers. The piece recalls Connally's internationalist image, press interactions, and a stray anecdote about a Savannah FBI agent misnamed in a local school speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Connally
Texas
Ol’ Tawm
Senate
Allan Shivers
Centleman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ol Tawm
Foreign Relations Committee
Wwe
Senator Connaily
Acion
Notre Dame
Rockne
George Vik
Vik
Catholic University
Police Gazette
FBI
Savannah
Arran County High School
Pembroke
Volk
Vek
Vellick
Lutefisk and weighty science in odd notes
A collage of odd lines describes lutefisk as a dried cod dish with lye soaking, cites strong weed killers to control bamboo, claims a science tidbit about losing a pound without dieting, and notes a weight difference due to centrifugal force between the pole and the equator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Equator
New York Stars Shine in Backstage Talk of Broadway
A lively New York theater roundup highlights Audrey Christie and Vicki Cummings rehearsing at the Empire Theater for Buy Me Blue Ribbons. Notes on Maureen Stapleton, Mary Martin, Brenda Lewis, Janis Paige, Uta Hagen, Barbara Buick, and Leslie Caron fill a bustling page of backstage chatter and industry gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theater
Audrey Christie
Vicki Cummings
J. J. Shubert
Boston
Maureen Stapleton
Tennessee Williams
Maureen
Mary Martin
London
GBS
Brenda Lewis
Philly
MGM
Barbara Buick
Loreen Tuttle
Brigadoon
Leslie Caron
Paris
U S
Veronica Lake
Frank Corsaro
Broadway
Lila Lee
Russell Medcraft
Benjamin Goodman
Paramount
Sidelights on Socialists Reds and Other Notes
Weather report notes Greensboro heat record 94.1 in October past record 93.8 from 1941. The piece discusses Methodism stance on Communism, youth, education, and a look at democracy vs collectivism. It also recounts early Christian sharing and ends with a San Francisco blood donor anecdote and moral about blood donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wo ‘Gate City
Weather Bureau
New England
Gulf States
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Community Chest
Baptist
Ey George Sokolsky
The
Senator Tom Connally
George Dixon
Tawm
Senatoe
Senator Connally
Walter Winchell
Lindsay & Crouse
Times
Post
Janis Paige
Jackie Cooper
Miss Paige
Stepins
Uta Hagen
Shaw
Saint Joan
Mr. N. Y. Times Atkinson
the Cinemagicians
Gene Kelly
Geo. Gershwin
Christy
Fred MacMurray
Elanor Parker
NBC
Ruth Etting
Berle’s Bazaar
Yuma Sumac
ABC
Variety
Jack Carson
W. A. Bivins
Methodist Church
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Asia
Reader's Digest
John T. Flynn
George S. Counts
Teachers College
Columbia University
San Francisco
Herbh Caen
San Francisco Examiner
American Red Cross
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