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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1951
Page
4
The Greensboro Daily News lauds Senator Clyde R. Hoey for orderly government processes and earnest task execution as chair of the committee, praising his conduct in Washington. It asks if a Raleigh governor’s office could share the same unselfish focus away from self glorification and partisan gain.
Senator Taft urged Southern Democrats to bolt if Truman is the Democratic nominee, arguing real Democrats should lead the move. The piece contrasts Taft's direct appeal with Georgia Republicans drafting Eisenhower and notes Democratic leaders in Washington and Georgia shaping the bolt strategy for the South.
On September 28 the presidents of Southern Conference colleges held a meeting and discussed outlawing post-season bowls. They noted the longstanding rule against bowls, which has been waived at times, and questioned changing rules midseason. The editorial argues against midseason changes and urges fairness to absent members.
Washington press corps fumes over access rules for Princess Elizabeth and Philip. Secret Service bows to credentials. 800 reporters scramble for limited seats at a Statler Hotel reception before a likely Blair House washup. Royal tour rituals and garden party psychology loom large as media tensions rise.
A curtsy is a difficult gesture while falling flat is easy accordance with Maj. C. B. Ormerod of Great Britain. Alfred North Whitehead, an American philosopher, is cited as saying America needs a prophet, not a philosopher.
A dispatch explains the maze of agencies and acronyms guiding MDAP in Europe. MAPAG MAAG SUSREP SHAPE and ISAC coordinate U S military aid as generals Handy and Eisenhower push streamlined paper work to cut delays and save taxpayer money amid urgent orders.
A discussion on how to handle suspected Communists in film and related media. It covers industry risks, legal fears, investment losses, and the lack of a centralized anti Communist movement. It cites yardsticks used to identify Communists and argues judgments will be arbitrary without self disclosure.
A Pittsburgh Courier New York editor defends Josephine Baker amid claims of racial discrimination linked to her Miami Beach and Havana appearances. The letter questions quick judgments, cites Baker’s hotel refusals and a controversial trip to Mexico, and notes allied reactions from Cuban and American figures while urging caution before acting on bias allegations.
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