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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1951
Page
10
A Senate subcommittee report exposes landlords near Camp Lejeune profiting at Marines and families' expense. The piece condemns rent gouging, praises Greensboro Daily News coverage, and urges punishment and restitution for ill-gotten gains.
The column weighs in on North Carolina football, predicting a rough schedule with Carolina likely to win four more games, a Georgia upset, and Duke under coach Bill Murray showing promise. State College improvements suggest possible wins over Duke or Wake Forest, while Wake Forest is doubted to match Currie’s hopes.
An editorial urges every American woman to active participation in politics and public life during BPW Week. It argues women should use their rights, vote, write representatives, attend gatherings, and promote stronger national government while balancing business and home duties.
Washington report outlines how a White House press briefing devolved into amid rumors and tensions with Senator Homer Capehart cited as a central figure. The scene features Joe Short amid chaotic drill noises and talk of an RFC scandal as coverage notes the era's partisan friction.
The piece surveys competing GOP forces around Eisenhower Taft Dewey and Morse with Truman an option while warning that party splits and possible coalitions could shape the 1952 contest. It notes figures like Lodge Driscoll Saltonstall and MacArthur and touches on letters of recommendation and a Capehart era policy debate.
A collection of notable quips includes Dr Elmer L Henderson declaring success against socialized medicine and Mae West boasting she could win over Joe Stalin in five minutes. Abel Green comments on Paris gaiety and London’s lively festival atmosphere as a contrast.
The column surveys performers and productions from New York with mentions of Elena Nikolaidi opening the Met season in Aida, Rodgers and Hart revival plans, Babes in Arms, Paint Your Wagon chatter, Helen in Mem, and reviews on St. Joan and St. Benny the Dip. It notes Orson Welles clashing with a critic and other industry anecdotes.
A syndicated column critiques the aborted Harry Gross bookmaker trial and the public’s tolerance for graft. It cites officials, John Edgar Hoover, Truman era politics, and mentions Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point while weaving in social commentary and historic notes about Warrenton.
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