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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
4
An article from the High Point Tuberculosis Association stresses yearly chest X rays and regular physical exams to detect tuberculosis early. It promotes community health, vaccination-like prevention, and buying Christmas Seals as the association's sole funding source.
Dare County residents prepare to honor the Wright brothers at Kill Devil Hill on the 50th anniversary of aviation. The Wright Memorial Historical Association advances plans for a museum and a landing strip atop the 200 foot dune, aiming for completion by next December.
The federal parole board denied Alger Hiss parole after a unanimous vote following a study of his case record and a personal hearing. The board suggested Hiss should serve as an example to others with similar backgrounds and training who might reveal national secrets. He maintains innocence but faces a doubtful path to vindication.
The article discusses the trend of presidents expanding staff to handle vast workloads. It notes past attempts by Roosevelt and Truman to delegate, and references Hoover Commission ideas for reorganizing the White House. It mentions Eisenhower appointing Governor Adams to the executive assistant role.
Washington based analysis notes the Eniwetok hydrogen test shocks Pentagon planners. Key questions arise on delivery methods including glide bombs drone guidance and Navy spearheading efforts while Senate and Cabinet dynamics shape 1954 political viability and Eisenhower administration planning.
Walter Winchell discusses the term Pinko in a New York Post exchange signed by Mrs. Esther Mack. He defines Pinkos as ingrates and hypocrites who oppose defense yet attack American leaders and institutions. The column mocks critics and links the term to former Young Communist League ties and public feuding.
In Greensboro on Sunday the new First Baptist Church at Mendenhall and Madison Avenue opened with an estimated 3,000 in the first service. Dr. J Clyde Turner of Raleigh, retired after 38 years as pastor, gave the morning sermon. The edifice cost 1 500 000 dollars and is expected to serve the congregation for decades. Parking overflow filled the rear lot and nearby streets.
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