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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1950

Page

4

Will Capus Waynick Run for NC Governor in 1952

Enterprise reporter Fred Flagler asks Ambassador Capus Waynick about a 1952 gubernatorial bid. Waynick hints he will announce during or after the legislature. his decision hinges on Kerr Scott's influence and support. If Scott rebounds, Waynick may run. if not, he likely will not. The outcome depends on Scott's status over the next six to ten months.

Enterprise Fred Flagler Capus Waynick North Carolina Waynick Scott Raleigh Truman Fred Flingier Kerr Scott

Let No United Nations Flag Take the Place of Old Glory

The American Defense Society endorses a resolution asserting the U S flag stands for American ideals and opposes flying the United Nations flag in schools. It urges patriotic groups to address officials and argues the Korean War was chiefly an American effort with limited UN contributions.

United Nations United States of America Great American Republic United States American Defense Society Stalin Russia Inchon World Organization West Berlin Cordell Hull United Nations Organization San Francisco Congress Rosita Serrano Capitol U. S Cne Mag Jeevy Gardner's Island Wall

Patrolman Mount Criticizes Highway Patrol After Fatal South High Point Crash

The Enterprise editorially condemns slow Highway Patrol response to a fatal crash south of High Point Friday night. It defends Patrolman D. J. Mount who arrived within fifteen minutes after notification, noting long hours and dedication while urging better staffing and enforcement as North Carolina plans major road building.

Enterprise High Point D. J. Mount Mount Highway Patrol North Carolina Scott B.C

Al Jolson remembered as generous star who never quit

A memorial tribute recalls Al Jolson as a generous performer who toured troops in World War I and Korea, and as a resilient comeback figure. The piece highlights his charity, wartime service, and enduring fame into old age, praising his spirit more than his singing.

al Jolson Korea Oldsters Father Time

Vishinsky warns two parties can trigger atomic bomb

The article notes Andrei Vishinsky accusing Truman of Hitler era looseness while claiming both sides could set off the A bomb. It comments on his bitter vitriol and a United Nations five year anniversary, plus tributes to Mrs. J. D. Brame and reflections on famous failures.

Vishinsky Russia Andrei LY United States Truman U.S Vish Truman Has Advocated No Such Thing, For He Knows We Can Have Both Guns and Buter Mr. Vishinsky

Roaming Celebrities and Political Buzz in New York

A parade of headlines links Elliott Roosevelt with Genie Byfield and Rex Harrison’s PR push, while John Ras k obo gifted $10,000 to Impelliteri before his death. Rumors swirl about Ingrid and Senator Johnson, Taft and Norma Eberhardt, Piaf’s suitor, and a flurry of show business and political crosscurrents across New York with mentions of Hiss, Menotti, and Hollywood power plays.

Elliott Roosevelt Genie Byfield Chicago Rex Harrison Hollywood John Raskob Impellitteri Johnson Ingrid Horace Heidt Jack O’brian Sec’y of the Treasury Snyder Dghir Drucilla Maj J. E. Horton George Taft Julie Wilson Sportsman S. Hammond Taft Norma Eberhardt Artie Shaw Ava Gardner Gracie Mansion

Formosa tensions spark tirade from press pool at White House

In a withering critique of reporters, President Truman rails at chronic heckling during a press conference. He defends his stance on Formosa and MacArthur, saying no clash exists between them, while a journalist from the St. Louis Post Dispatch receives a pointed rebuke. The exchange ends with the president accusing critics of misunderstanding two honest men.

Mr. Truman St. Louis Post Dispatch Edward A. Harris Missouri Mr. Harris Harris Truman General MacArthur Formosa MacArthur

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