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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1951
Page
10
A Greensboro editorial questions the Billy Graham revival effort, urging residents to investigate Columbia South Carolina’s crowds and outcomes. It argues lasting religious impact comes from steady local ministers rather than grand campaigns in a temporary $60,000 structure.
The piece recalls a Thursday night one round fight between Franchot Tone and Tom Neal. Barbara Payton, Tone's fiancée, chose Neal after seeing him in a bathing suit, then resumed with Tone after the scuffle. Tone won the girl amid hospital injuries and public hype.
The piece by Bill Hackney rails at a Saturday editorial during the editor's absence. It laments the meritless trope of two men fighting over a woman and targets actors reporters and papers for promoting such tasteless publicity.
The Big Three foreign ministers Acheson Morrison and Schuman back a plan for a unified European army that could include Germany under Eisenhower's unqualified support. Observers say the move boosts Europe’s resistance to Soviet expansion and signals a potential early peace with Germany. The piece credits Eisenhower with reviving Europe and hints at a Western Europe federation eventual global federation to deter war.
Washington report on senators' fatigue with the arms bill and daily strain. The piece notes Douglas and O Mahoney amid jokes and scolding as they endure endless duties. It recalls past spats, long debates, and the toll of office in hot Washington weather.
A historical critique argues higher rates alone won t solve the post office deficit. It urges modern management, better bookkeeping, and reorganized operations, noting subsidies and special services as costly. It warns against politics influencing rates and favors scientific, engineering approaches to pricing. It cites Hoover Commission recommendations and calls for efficiency before any rate increases.
A collection of remarks by figures including Waldemar von Knoeringen and Hasan Hakim touching on German reconstruction after war, political patience versus shortcuts, Western bloc neutrality, and Syria's premier stance. Also a remark by Dagmar on TV aiding girls by exposing abuse.
A pithy roundup from The First-Nighters and Cinemagicians chronicles Broadway chatter and movie buzz. Mentions include Bagels and Vox, The River, Captain Horatio, and The Against O'Hara with gossip on actors, critics, and industry trends.
A miscellany of notes on television color debate, a preacher and radio Bible lesson, a veteran recalling war and home plans, and reflections on Marshall and Chinese postwar fate. The column moves through humor, politics, and religion with a punchy, era voice.
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