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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1951

Page

5

Boyle's War Expert Says U. S. Should Use A-Bombs

Hal Boyle reports on Colonel Amos Frathing urging use of atom bombs to shorten the Korea war while noting strategic risks. The piece discusses military caution, potential reactions from China and Russia, and the broader gamble of nuclear tactics in modern conflict.

Boyle U. S Hal Boyle New York -P Korea Joe Stalin Junior Russia Europe Ife

Famous Statue Clues Echo a Word Puzzle List

A glossary style puzzle lists clues for a variety of words from 1 to 59, including hints for names, prefixes, musical syllables, and identities. It references a famous statue and its sculptor, with entries covering meanings from shade tree to mountain regions and criminal or legal terms.

Cameroon Greece

Crossword Clue Answers Reveal Puzzle Theme

Esteems and river names hint at clues. French river and willows appear as answer fodder. The list includes verbs like cut and encourage and pronoun and cultivate, plus vertical entries such as liberate, sweet potato, psyche part, and Roman emperor.

Portraits by Metcalfe An impassioned plea to a beloved

A poet writes after weeks apart about how to bridge distance and win back love. He admits fear that his heartfelt words may fail and hopes the beloved will not want to be separated again. He questions feelings and whether pride or coldness remains.

James J. Metcalfe Derling Field Enterprises, Inc

Pardon of WWI German Spy Lothar Witzke Noted

Lothar Witzke, the first German spy condemned to death by American forces in World War I, was sentenced to hang but pardoned by President Coolidge on November 22, 1923. He agreed to depart the United States and not return.

Lothar Witzke Coolidge Witzke United States

What is a worm in creature terms

A worm is a broad term used for various creatures. Blind-worms are lizards, apple worms are moth larvae, chestnut-worms are beetle larvae, hookworms are nematodes, and shipworms are mollusks. The common thread is their wormlike appearance or larval form.

Cold War Exchange Cites Bluff by Stalin Reference

A terse remark by Col. Frothing labels the third world war a bluff by Stalin. The exchange portrays wartime tension and suggests skepticism about Soviet leadership.

Col. Frothing Joe Stalin

Creomulsion for Children Pink and Blue Package

A new Creomulsion for children in a pink and blue package promises a safe, narcotic free cough remedy. It claims to soothe inflamed throat and bronchial membranes, ease coughing, aid rest, and suit children’s preferences.

President spars with press over atomic secrets disclosure

Behind the News In Business argues the President claims most military secrets are published by newspapers and magazines. It notes Fortune magazine and Luce group material, AEC data, and questions to whose protection secrets truly belong, citing McMahon, Bean, Calkins, and others as influential in atomic policy and leaks.

New York Truman Atomic Energy Commission Fortune Magazine Fortune Henry Luce Group Life and Time Oak Ridge Henry Luce Magazine New Deal Brien McMahon Connecticut Gordon Bean McMahon Congress Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy AEC Klaus Fuchs Alger Hiss Tass White House

Three Out of Four Gals Buying Bras Too Large

New York reporter cites a 75 percent overestimation in bra sizes with designer Henry Phlen blaming celebrity influence. He warns of psychological harm from falsies and describes a double cup approach to adjust fit while urging a more constructive, rational response to the craze.

Jay Breen United Press New York Henry Phlen Dagmar Jane Russell Phlen Peter Pan Foundations

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North Carolina Guilford County City of High Point Ally Company Federal Equipment Company Munuiicipal Hig Point City Florence W. Allen N. C McAnally Atty. High Point Raymond F. Austin Virgie S. Austin Register of Deeds South Main Street West Green Street Golfcrest Sherwood Development Corporation Register of Berds First National Bank Martinsville Virginia Owen Reese Roberson, Haworth & Reese Amos Frathing William Howard Taft Gen. Grant Bobb Lee Appomattox Abe Lincoln Napoleon Bonaparte Royle Society of Motion Picture Art Directors Packard America Ter Toh Daly Difference Detroit Guilford Motor Corp Horizonta Green Mountain State Isenna Jacob Charles E. Calkins New Masses Henry Wallace Progressive Party Ignace Zlotowski Congressional Committee Reds James Roy Newman Edward A. Condon Zlotowski Wrenn ST Citizens' Council North Carolina Citizens Council P.O. Box Mrs Floyd Chadwick Sec’y Raleigh, N.C Dry County
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