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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1953
Page
4
General Ridgway faces criticism for using brass as a nickname for high command. The article traces how brass and brass hats evolved from Mil to civilian use, noting no disrespect implied and linking it to a uniquely American way of lightening serious leadership.
The piece argues water supply is the top state problem with cities unable to expand use. It urges 50 year foresight, forest and water conservation, and widespread farm fish ponds to create upland storage. It notes Catawba River hydro plants require steady flows and warns of drought impacts.
Editorial argues limited American financial aid can stabilize Iran after Mossadegh nationalization and Abadan refinery closure. It says aid should accompany a Western settlement with Britain to secure fair oil profits, warning against overgenerous terms that enable Iran to press demands. It notes Soviet oil as impractical due to logistics and tankering distances.
George Sokols ky argues Nehru shifts India toward a broker role linking Soviet Russia and China with the United Nations while balancing Britain and America. He warns the Korean War defeat tests American patience and forces rethinking of Anglo American ties and India's influence.
The Louisville Times criticizes CBS for the 1952 hit I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus calling the lyrics sinister and deceitful. The piece argues the song exposes a child's fear of parental secrecy and infidelity and condemns its wide reception among American children.
Dr Conrad commends Conner family appeal in The Enterprise and notes readers response. A donor from High Point offers a check to the fund. Another letter, from Wake Forest President Tribble, thanks the paper for an editorial on Wake University. Letters discuss the $50 million school bond and racial segregation questions, urging caution on funds before court rulings. John W. Hester argues against early bond use without court guidance.
Lynn Nisbet reports on Governor Umstead engaging with Capitol reporters and later speaking off the record. The on record portion covers his views on the Prison Advisory Council, the Democratic party, Stevenson, and leadership dynamics across sections of the parties.
Bogota dispatches indicate Capus Waynick plans a U S visit next month with unclear duties. Kerr Scott linked to senate plans, while Bill Lindsay joins Jim Rawleigh’s factoring business. Denton Baptists prep for 7 000 students. bearded publisher Talbott Patrick recalled Europe trip. Wry anecdotes cover safety belts, truck speed, and a joke exchange about dandruff.
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