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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1952
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise fee schedule shows by mail options 3 months 3.25 dollars 6 months 6.50 dollars and 12 months 13.00 dollars. By carrier rates include 1 week 30 cents and 1 month 15.00 dollars.
The piece notes Senator Estes Kefauver gains in popularity after beating Truman in New Hampshire and recognises surprising backing from Greensboro figures Mayor Bob Frazier and Judge Earl Rives. It questions motives and wonders what Kefauver possesses beyond voting records, calling him the year’s biggest political surprise.
TV and radio public service programs on atomic warfare drew praise for effort but poor reception. The piece notes the need for clearer, stronger broadcasts to educate the public on A-bomb issues and national defense. It also includes a satirical column about political figures and social scenes surrounding press clubs.
The Richmond News Leader surveys Averell Harriman as a potential Democratic nominee, noting Truman’s dislike of Roosevelts and Harriman’s Roosevelt-era loyalties. It also highlights expanding federal control in power, housing, credit, transport, and a surge in federal life insurance surpassing private coverage by 1950 and projected to grow by 1952.
A McCarran committee transcript shows Owen Lattimore admitting irregular office use in the State Department building and forgetting details of interactions with Lauchlin Currie. He acknowledges memory gaps while Currie’s influence and wartime espionage associations are noted in the record.
The remarks cite Truman intentions on victory and peace, Adolph Sabath on democracy, Kefauver on Jacksonian ideals, Taft on honesty, Wilkie on powers, and Dean Acheson on European dawn, plus Sylvia Sydney quip on aging.
A dense New York gossip reel notes Democratic finance woes and party shifts. It mentions Gene Tierney’s Chilean polo rival Manuel Rojas, reconciliation rumors about Paul Lukas, Braverman and Tru man long‑distance talks, and Arch bishop Fulton Sheen guiding Dorothy Thompson and Vincent Sheean. Names such as Kay Summersby depart posts, Robert Rossen’s industry exit with wealth, and upcoming police scandal chatter thread through.
The Taft Eisenhower struggle reshapes Southern GOP power with new grass roots pressure to break Old Guard control. Florida and DC illustrate the battle for precinct access, open registration, and delegate influence ahead of Chicago. Local machines resist reform while Eisenhower backers push for a voice.
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