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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1951
Page
2
A Red Cross blood program reports 1545 pints used by High Point patients since its start and urges residents to donate. The bloodmobile returns to the armory Tuesday and Wednesday with 12 to 3 appointments by calling 6711 or 5945. Donors are asked to remember the need and the wounded in Korea and to see giving blood as a simple, painless contribution.
The piece notes Egypt will cancel treaties with Britain governing troop stationing in the Suez Canal Zone and joint Anglo-Egyptian Sudan control. It warns of broader Middle East repercussions from Britain's Iran defeat and suggests Iran negotiations might resume, while lamenting Congress delays.
Anas of Genesis 28 frames Jacob’s night at Bethel where he dreams of a heavenly staircase and proclaims the Lord’s presence. The piece traces Jacob’s hunger for wealth, Rebekah’s influence, and his transformation into Israel, urged by fear, faith, and persistence toward divine favor.
Two unnamed city officials floated delaying news on condemned houses for about 30 days after inspectors declare them unfit. Reporters, while wary, viewed the idea as impractical and contrary to press duties to report swiftly and accurately. The proposal sparked disagreement on what constitutes a reasonable time before publication.
The piece argues Britain cannot sustain empire through force alone as Iran and Egypt push back on oil, canals, and treaties. It links retreat in China and oil concessions to Egyptian restraint, U.N. debate over Suez, and U.S. complicity. It laments unilateral power and urges adherence to independence, urging Britain and the U.N. to respect sovereign rights.
Senator Ernest W. McFarland warns on foreign aid costs while weighing how to arm Europe. Lt Gen Wedemeyer argues against invading ideas by force and calls for disciplined resolve. Tito’s Yugoslavia is named as a potential grave to aggressors and occupiers. Hoover stresses moral strength over politics, prices, or production.
President Truman urges full public record of income from all sources prompting congressional talk of requiring annual income questionnaires for Bureau of Internal Revenue employees. The issue raises questions about applying transparency beyond the executive branch to Congress and the judiciary.
A gossipy roundup recalls Billy Rose asking Eleanor Holm for a divorce after mid July, with anonymous calls and sleuths following. It mentions estate moves, Joan Brondell, Winthrop Rockefeller interests, a Blair House dinner, and various entertainment figures including Denise Darcel and Ralph Meeker. The column hints at scandal, theater chatter, and a Runyon Cancer Fund controversy as Page Seven continues.
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