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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1952

Page

4

Statesman Durham Bests Sawyer in Democratic Race Opinion

The Statesman argues Congressm Carl Durham as Joint Committee on Atomic Energy head is far superior to State Senator Thomas Sawyer. It warns Sawyer's high pressure campaign and dubious fiscal plans could mislead voters and urges support for Durham to keep him in Washington.

Carl Durham House of Representatives Durham Thomas Sawyer Congress Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Sawyer Tom Sawyer North Carolina State Senate Sixth Greensboro Public Service Applesauce America Washington

Palm Sunday Sermon On Victory In Christ

The author reflects on Jesus triumph in spirit not war as Palm Sunday recalls the savior who conquers sin and death through meek service. He notes the crowd’s praise, Pharisee alarm, and Jesus weeping over Jerusalem while urging inner peace and renewal through God's Spirit. Victory comes through faith in Christ.

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Wingate Andrews School Name Honor Call

A reader urges High Point to honor educator T Wingate Andrews by naming the new First Ward School the Wingate Andrews Graded School. The letter links his work to public schools and urges community support and action from the Board of High Point.

Enterprise Nool Board of High Point T. Wingate Andrews Farriss-Andrews First Baptist Church Andrews Charles B. Aycock Trevall Wingate Andrews Mae

Europe split into three civilizational zones and empire fears

The article argues Europe divides into Western, Eastern, and Moslem zones, each with different influences and empires. It notes Western Europe’s population and steel output, flags potential alliances with the United States and the British Commonwealth, and warns of Soviet population strength and colonial legacies shaping NATO and global power. It also discusses Blair Park caddie issues, noting color caddies and local politics in a municipal golf course.

Europe Western Eastern Asia Africa Spain Ferdinand Isabella Western Europe Belgium France Great Main Iceland Ireland Italy Luxemburg Netherlands Norway Portugal Sweden Switzerland West Germany Soviet Russia China Turkey United States Soviet Russia British Commonwealth Greas Britain Great Britain Holland High Point Blair Park Emerywood Country Club Simon Degree

Request for Earlier Sample Ballot Prints to Aid Women Voters

A reader asks the paper to publish its own sample ballots earlier than usual to aid women voters. The letter notes sample ballots may be drafted closer to election time and suggests printing a preliminary version.

For Love of Baseball by Jack Lait

Broadway and Elsewhere piece by Jack Lait argues baseball is America’s foundational sport. He cites its universal reach minor to major leagues, unique one-man-at-a-time action, and absence of a time limit as key factors in its enduring appeal. He praises athletes, officials, and fans and rejects wagering as a minor aspect.

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Wilson’s defense plan praised for steady reform and progress

The piece casts Charles E. Wilson as a pivotal figure in U.S. defense mobilization noting his insistence on high quality designs and phased production. It describes a long lead time for newer weapons, a broadened materials base, and a defense program expanding to three more Army divisions, a Marine division, 48 Air Force wings, and 169,000 more personnel.

Washington NEA Charles E. Wilson U. S. Defense Mobilization Wilson Defense C. E. Wilson U U.S U. S Truman

Quote claims limits on US global fighting roles

A speech fragment attributes to Gen James Van Fleet that America cannot fight everywhere and that Libyan official Munir Burshan critiques gender roles in the United States with a remark about men in kitchens and women in the State Department.

America James van Fleet State Department Munir Burshan Libya

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