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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
2
Max Siskind claims William M Boyle Jr. does not take a cut from clients Siskind represents before federal agencies. He says Boyle sold cases for 150000 dollars to Siskind when he became Democratic chairman, with 50000 still unpaid, in an oral agreement.
The Oatis case is tied to Czechoslovakia’s trade with the United States and Russia influence. The Czech ambassador hinted at release if US countermeasures ease, while critics urge strong economic sanctions and UN action to secure William N. Oatis’s freedom. The piece argues the issue tests national honor more than one man.
An editorial from The Enterprise argues there are no underprivileged Americans, only those who are unwise or improvident. It stresses equal rights as inalienable and urges effort, self-reliance, and defense of liberty against Communism, noting opportunity but warning against softness and government reliance.
Senator Paul H. Douglas says President Truman sent him a sharp letter and declares it will never be published. He will keep the document in his safe until death and won’t allow even his wife to read it, calling it of no public use to spread. Emily Taft Douglas, his wife, served in Congress as a Woman-at-Large from Illinois.
The article argues Dean Acheson shapes U S foreign policy more than President Truman, with Acheson positioned as a central figure and potential successor. It notes credit jumping around MacArthur Hoover and Acheson and cites Acheson’s nuanced record on the Hoover Commission and his dissent in several reports.
Fragments reference Mrs John Davis Lodge wife of a Connecticut governor and quote a Progressive Republican stance aligning with Southern labor industry and agriculture. Rep Clifford Casa appears in the scrambled text amid mentions of political opportunities and party alignment.
In a colorful roundup from Manhattan, Earl Warren’s family strolls along 5th Avenue while celebs like Mickey Rooney and Bert Lahr star in social snippets. Memos note Sugar Ray Robinson’s bandage removal and Denise Darcel’s next project, with ta lked gossip about Broadway and nightlife.
A Greensboro News fragment notes William M Boyle Jr of the DNC and Guy Gabrielson of the RNC amid RFC loan questions to Lithefold and Hydrocol Ltd. It questions influence and calls for accountability. It also reports U S Sabre jets’ success over MiG-15s in Korea and other world notes.
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