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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
17
Feathery creature clues appear across a puzzle page with numerous cross references. Entries include terms for animals, actions, and objects, with scattered letters guiding solutions and thematic hints on birds and flora.
United Press reports in London that Winston Churchill, 77 next month, faced a pivotal general election. He voted at No 28 Ryde Park Gate as observers recalled his 1945 era triumphs and speculated how Labour’s 1945 victory reshaped his career. Churchill remained active, directing Conservative strategy from Victoria Street, guiding candidates, and promising a strong stand against socialism. If the Conservatives win enough seats, he could become Britain’s oldest postwar prime minister.
A collage of society notes and show business gossip recounts pirated recordings billed as Italian stars with the Opera Room Orchestra, theater personnel moves, model searches, and celebrity sightings. It mentions Truman, the Stork Club, Harlequins blacklisting charges, a White House budget figure, and a Carlton House robbery, ending with a note on the will o wisp phenomenon.
Junior U S senator William Jenner touts the opening of welfare rolls to public inspection as a victory over federal bureaucracy. The rider, part of a 1951 tax bill, allows states to publish lists of welfare recipients, sparking reactions from Indiana Governor Schrenkler and other governors considering similar actions. The move follows tensions over federal aid and the Social Security Law ban on disclosure. The Gold Standard Act was adopted earlier, with President McKinley signing on March 4, 1900.
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