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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1952
Page
4
An Easter exhortation urges Americans to deepen church involvement amid postwar recovery and global and domestic challenges. The speaker stresses that religion is needed more than ever and that individuals and communities must unite with their churches to aid America and the world.
The editorial argues Dwight Eisenhower should openly discuss domestic issues and campaign if nominated. It contends the public deserves clear positions and warns that refusing to speak may ruin his chances, suggesting resignation and return to Columbia University as alternatives.
W A B reflects on Jesus as Resurrection and Life, citing John 11 and 1 Corinthians 15. He argues faith transcends natural proof, viewing Christ’s sacrifice and rising as grounding for eternal life, despite worldly turmoil and doubt.
Six soldiers attached to Ike’s headquarters in France write for Taft buttons and campaign material. The piece blends memoir and politics with a Pan-American Day note and a District Court aside on a bookmaker case, highlighting local political and legal asides.
In this 1952 King Features Syndicate column, the author reflects on Holy Week spanning Easter and Passover as timeless signs of liberty and renewal. It links the holidays to divine intelligence, human liberty, and cycles of troubled times followed by resurgence, urging faith and remembrance.
A compilation of quotes from Billy Graham, Georges Houillard, Patrick Hillings, and Ellis Arnall. They touch on faith in leadership, distrust of Germany, opposition to military service for a son, human fallibility of judges, and the need for tough unpopular actions to sustain economic stability and national security.
Long fingered, large knuckled players in Tennessee complain that smaller holes in doughnuts hinder dunking. They say the convivial dunk of old is gone. Stanley Anderson of the National Dunking Association weighs in.
Ralph McDonald president of Bowling Green University Ohio argues that France’s defeat stemmed more from internal weakness and its universal military science system than from enemy strength.
Jack Lait surveys prominent Broadway and vaudeville theatre owners. He chronicles declines and disasters of Morosco Belasco Erlanger Carroll Beck White Woods Albee Rothafel and others, noting Loew as the sole survivor maintaining steady control.
The Budget Bureau surveys 39 agencies raising prices on services once free or below cost. Increases target items from fur farm loans to defense housing rents, publications, and postal boxes, with potential gains from $50 million to $100 million more next year. The plan faces congressional scrutiny.
Oysters thrive on Fraile Ise land at the mouth of Manila Bay reaching 20 to 25 feet above sea level. High tides wet the rocky surfaces for long periods enabling oyster growth along the slopes near Manila.
In Malaueg, Cagayan, Philippines a widow or widower should not leave the mat where the spouse died until after the ninth day to avoid angering the dead’s spirit that could return seeking the bereaved partner.
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