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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1951
Page
2
The High Point Enterprise argues President Truman misplaces priority on constitutional rights amid the drive against treason espionage and subversive activities. It contends Congress favors wartime security over rights and accuses Truman of diluting focus for political gain.
Duff said Eisenhower could carry the solid South and key Southern states against Truman, possibly exceeding expectations. He noted Taft might do the same with a proper campaign. Hugh Scott called Eisenhower vigorously New Deal, but supporters want a direct, explicit domestic policy statement from Eisenhower.
The piece notes Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels fans may find common ground in disappointment, while Wake Forest supporters from Baptist Hollow face prolonged irritation and strained relations after the game.
A compact retrospective on Moses as faith’s exemplar from Hebrews and Exodus. It highlights his divine calling at eighty, the Exodus, Meribah, and the Sinai commandments, noting his education and leadership alongside Aaron, with reflections on faith, fearlessness before the invisible King, and lasting moral law.
A 1950s-era column argues foreign espionage uses diplomatic immunity to operate in the United States. It cites Hoover and McCarran Committee on visas, Tass as a press arm, and cases like Roman Kutinewski to question State Department handling and the reach of immunity across embassies, consulates, and UN-linked agents.
A column comments on pervasive advertising tricks and consumer ploys using a western tone. A caller tests a trivia prize about Washington and a methaphor about a two dollar contest. A Korea war hospital poker joke uses medical cards as prizes and ends with a quip about transfusions.
A compilation of remarks quotes Anita Ekberg on American girls. Philip Jessup asserts U S peaceful power. Herbert Morrison denounces unilateral end of the 1936 Anglo Egyptian treaty. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein forecasts Jews returning to Judaism within 25 years.
A brisk column blends politics with Broadway chatter. Governor Dewey taps lawyers in a Staten Island probe, while Broadway cinema and theatre gossip spotlight Sugar Rays fight buzz, Josephine Baker license battles, and rising critics. Celebrity moves mix with fund drives and stage news.
A U S emissary with Truman backing suggested naming Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as virtual czar of western European rearmament and defense production. Harriman would coordinate European defense effort while Eisenhower inspires unity, morale, and free world self interest against Communist expansion.
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