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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1953

Page

3

Eisenhower seeks unified loyalty and security program for all

James Marlow reports President Eisenhower merges loyalty and security into a single system covering all government employees. The plan ends the loyalty review board, granting agency heads final firing power, with limited appeals and constrained access to accusers. It extends security scrutiny to all agencies, with cautioned rights for employees.

James Marlow Washington Eisenhower State and Defense Departments Atomic Energy Commission Loyalty Review Board

Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Comfort and Relief

Wake Up To More Comfort with Doan's Pills a mild diuretic claimed to support kidney function. Advertises relief from backache insomnia dizziness and frequent urination by flushing waste and aiding kidney tubes and filters.

Dean Doan

Married Hancock woman seeks coveted pair of dolls

Mrs Alexander Smith of Hancock has spent years looking for a boy and a girl doll with flirty eyes to add to her collection of more than 2,000 dolls housed in her historic home. The sought dolls are valued as part of the small fortune her hobby represents.

Hancock, N. H Hancock Alexander Smith

Roads Plan Draws Sharp Bipartisan Criticism in Congress

The American Farm Bureau called for lowering federal roadbuilding duties before a House Public Works subcommittee, proposing repeal of the gasoline tax and less federal aid. Critics from both parties argued such moves would harm farmers and city motorists, urging continued federal involvement and funding.

Washington American Farm Bureau Federation Congress Matt Triggs Bureau House Public Works Triggs Public Roads Administration J. Harry McGregor R-O Myron V. George R-Kan John C. Kluczynski D-Tll Chicago Commerce Sinclair Weeks Ees

VA Protests Hike In GI Loan Rates

The Veterans Administration protests a proposed rise in interest rates on GI mortgages delaying a boost. FHA insures mortgages may rise to 4 percent while VA rates face two options including remaining at 4 percent with a lender discount. White House decision expected soon.

Washington Veterans Administration House Federal Housing Administration Capitol Building Senate FHA E Treasury Treasury White House

Lie Urges Compromise for Korean War Peace

Trygve Lie, former UN secretary general, calls for compromise by both sides to reach real peace in Korea and the broader cold war. He says peace requires recognizing Communist China as a party to any settlement and notes no settlement possible without the PRC. Lie spoke in a farewell VOA broadcast marking the San Francisco Conference anniversary.

United Nations N.Y Trygve Lie Korea Lie China Voice of America San Francisco U.N Dag Hammarskjold Norway People’s Republic of China

Famed theologian Cardinal Valeri Cardi in grave condition

Vatican sources say Valerio Cardinal Valeri, celebrated theologian, is in grave condition with pneumonia at his headquarters the sacred Congregation of the Oriental Church. His sister aids at his bedside. A separate line notes oysters produce millions of offspring but many die from early life hazards.

Vatican City Vatican Valerio Cardinal Valeri Sacred Congregation of the Oriental Church

North Carolina PTA Congress Opens in Wilmington

The 33rd annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers began in Wilmington with the theme Building Leadership for Peace. About 700 delegates representing 250 000 PTA members are expected as sessions run through Thursday.

Wilmington N. C North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers Charles F. Carroll

Spectator Faints During Hepburn Talk on Heart Ailments

Dr. John Hepburn warned at a Canadian Club speech that more than half the audience could die from heart disease. A member fainted and was carried out. Jamaica tourist trade valued at six million dollars annually.

Toronto Ont John Hepburn Jamaica British West Indies

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