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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1951
Page
10
Sheriff of Moore County belatedly reveals that during Operation Southern Pine a young Negro woman was raped by six white soldiers. The piece urges FBI SBI and military authorities to identify and arrest the criminals and have them tried in North Carolina courts, calling on President Truman and Governor Scott to act.
The article argues Senator Robert A Tafts claim any Republican could win with a me too campaign shows political naivete. It notes the 1948 GOP learned hard lessons and suggests Taft remains smart but not the party's strongest candidate.
U S highway experts warn major shortages of steel and concrete will curb new road building by as much as a third this year. The nation faces widening gaps between wear and replacement while traffic volumes surge and costs climb, requiring prompt action and a high level commission to chart a feasible plan.
The piece argues Europe misreads American capitalism and credits Britain’s Conservative Party with a forward looking plan to expand wealth and strengthen Britain through rearmament without renewed austerity, contrasting European pessimism with American style enterprise and welfare gains.
A quirky column notes reporters and officials in Washington with humor. Sidney Rufus, an exotic bartender at the National Press Club, identifies the panelists on Meet The Press by drink orders. The piece also pokes fun at diplomats, congressmen, and public notices about holiday fruit cake exemptions and travel trends.
Frank E. Holman, former ABA president, warns that treaties become supreme law in the United States without state or national legislation. He argues U N human rights moves threaten American rights and press freedom, urging Senate rejection of such agreements and criticizing the Genocide Convention and related documents as dangers to constitutional guarantees.
The column discusses Jack Lait ending his stint as Walter Winchell’s substitute and critiques on publicity and press agents. It covers industry annoyances, the CanadaMexico narcotics network, and legal cases around Washington Confidential and Chicago Confidential, ending with a tease to more on page five.
An unsigned column in The Re minder reprints a startling headline Church to Be Sold Unanimous Vote and analyzes a church sale theme. It cites pastor Dr L B Reavis and contrasts spiritual value with monetary worth while noting unsigned contributions will be used with consent.
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