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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1951
Page
2
By Mail: 3 Mos. $3.25, 6 Mos. $6.50 The High Point Enterprise of High Point North Carolina notes subscription pricing in a Saturday issue dated October 13, 1951.
The piece denounces high pressure fund raising for a Truman Memorial Library in Grandview Missouri. It argues letters to government contracts tied businesses to donations were repugnant, noting Truman repudiated the pressure while endorsing the library concept, warning of growing public contempt and potential government corruption.
The Associated Dailies of North Carolina urge a cautious rate increase for Western Union telegraph services. They argue rates must reflect service quality and call for reorganizing the monopoly to ensure reliable, efficient public service. Local office staff receive praise amid broader national policy criticisms.
The article argues Stalin acknowledges Russia's atomic bomb program and shifts to threatening rhetoric to sway neutralists. It contends Moscow seeks to bluff peace critics, justify force, and block international inspections, while Western deterrence grows.
Rep Arthur Lewis Miller Nebraska uses humor about his two wooden legs after an auto accident. A physician and surgeon, he travels Washington with one cane and makes sharp remarks about Washington foibles since 1942. He cites word counts of Lincoln Gettysburg Address 266 The Ten Commandments 287 Declaration of Independence about 1500 OPS cabbage regulation 26913 words. DiSalle struggles against verbose administration and long hair pseudo lawyers.
Harold Stassen, named to the San Francisco conference delegation, faces sharp Republican and State Department scrutiny over his China policy stance. The piece details testimony and quotes from officials, plus anecdotes about OPS, Rep. Shafer, and a frogs-in-the-car incident on the Capitol Limited.
A fragmentary quote collection discusses avoiding atomic or full-scale war, opposing excessive fees, and seeking allied support. It references Charles F. Kettering as inventor and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in a context of caution about global actions and political stances.
A prose poem on autumn in New York praising city energy and nature’s rhythms. It contrasts urban renewal with harvest calm, notes 20th century progress from planes to cities, and hints at war’s shadow while celebrating seasonal beauty and humanity’s resilience.
The Office of Price Stabilization in Washington set new ceiling prices for frozen fruits and vegetables effective October 25 or sooner. One penny extra per package may be charged, while quality remains the key. Other frozen goods like steaks and rolls are mentioned as part of expanding options.
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