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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1951
Page
11
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The piece notes President Harry Truman's visit to Winston-Salem, the first by a sitting U.S. president since George Washington. It asks whether future visitors will revere a commemorative marker stating Harry Truman once ate lunch there.
The Greensboro revival opening sermon urged a national spiritual and moral renewal. The piece reflects mixed initial doubt but praises Graham’s call for upright government and a return to virtuous civic leadership.
The Democratic Party moves to remove William Boyle Jr from the chairmanship citing health as the reason though critics allege pressure from revelations about RFC loan deals tied to Boyle's former partner. The departure is seen as a purge of the Pendergast-era machine with hopes of broader reform next year.
Greensboro Daily News executive editor Miles Wolff has been chosen as a Pulitzer Prize judge for international reporting. The selection honors his years of service in Greensboro and his prior work in Baltimore, described as well deserved by colleagues.
The piece argues President Truman’s defense of a news security rule is weak and contradicted by facts. It notes the AEC had approved the maps cited as examples and questions why the press should censor information already cleared by authorities. It concludes the president failed to present a coherent case.
In a blunt Washington critique Senator George W. Malone argues that 38 states face a dollar shortage and potential federal taxation under an Atlantic federation. The piece mocks connotations of world planning and gift loans while noting political delays on Railroad Retirement amendments. Robert Love of All-American Airways faced a cheeky tax mishap with a blank check and memo pad note.
The piece argues Buckley’s God and Man at Yale questions what colleges serve in a modern era. It warns universities must justify obligations to God country and American economic ideals, while challenging faculty control. It cites John Chamberlain on faculty dominance and academic freedom.
A collection of political quotes touches on living standards as a counter to communism, prayer in emergencies, learning trades via the Navy, human rights amid party coalitions, and a preference against public service in the family. Notable names include Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Monsignor Maurice S. Sheehy, John J. Pershing, James B. Carey, Fred M. Vinson.
Critics publicize love letters from Lerner Loewe and DeMille while Jerome Kern's Music in the Air opens at the Ziegfeld with strong advance sales. New Haven Variety notes call Broadway an interesting meller as Judyland teases TV. Critics debate Caine Mutiny adaptation and Hollywood debates clash over Bob Hope jokes.
A column piece blends a Joe DiMaggio homer with vivid autumn imagery and reminiscences. It weaves in Max Ehrmann's prose on work and memory, and closes with a witty line about Jimmy's late overtime.
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