Berlin Conference Aims at Berlin Test and Cold War Strategy
The Eisenhower Eden talks at the White House will mold strategy against intensified Soviet pressure. Experts expect focus on a divided Germany, Berlin stand fast, and ways to counter East German and Russian moves amid fragile Western unity. The meeting also carries heavy political implications at home as nations watch closely.
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Eisenhower
Eden
White House
Russia
Free Nations
Geneva
Germany
Berlin
Europe
West
United States
Every Day Is S D Day in Safety Drive
Despite campaigns and safety emphasis, Safe-Driving Day drew 69 traffic deaths, matching the Nov. 17 and last year’s S-D Day totals. The piece urges intensified education and measures, citing North Carolina’s toll, Indiana’s point system success, and Evanston’s halving of deaths as evidence that better driving saves lives.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
N. C
Indiana
Evanston
La Prensa Restored to Free Press After Exile
La Prensa returns to owners in Buenos Aires with Dr. Gainza Paz back as editor after four years in exile following its seizure by the Argentine government. The paper resumes its fight for press freedom against dictatorship, praised by American editors and symbolizing democratic institutions in Argentina and beyond.
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la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Gainza Paz
Juan Peron
General Confederation of Labor
Peron
Dr. Paz
Freedom
Shac
Kles
Paz
Argentina
South America
Satchel Paige Advice Quips From Arkansas Gazette Column
Satchel Paige philosophy shared through Satchel Paige style maxims. The piece cites Satchel Paige as a witty authority and lists six lighthearted rules on behavior and self control for readers to consider.
High Point Enterprise staff and office details
The High Point Enterprise masthead lists D. A. Rawley and Mrs. R. B. Terry as officers with Holt McPherson as editor in chief and W. Bol advertising director. Office address given as 305-307 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina.
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THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N.C
High Point News Listing Distribution Note
Publication statement from High Point New York edition describing pricing for mail and carrier delivery, Associated Press rights, entry as second class matter, and distribution disclaimer for carriers and advertisers. It outlines contact and contract terms for home delivery and advertising representation.
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High Point, N. Y
High Point Banc
Furniture giants discuss comfort and growth for American homes
A special ABC broadcast features Henry A. Foscue of Globe Parlor Furniture Charles R. Sligh Jr of Sligh Furniture and Kenneth R. Miller of the National Association of Manufacturers. They chart rising demand, dual purpose pieces, outdoor furniture, and the need to attract young workers, arguing tax cuts and cautious wages would sustain industry expansion.
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American Broadcasting Company
Receniy
Henry A. Foscue
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
High Point
Charles R. Sligh Jr
Sligh Furniture Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kenneth R. Miller
National Association of Manufacturers
Sligh
Miller
Foscue
Change of Faces in Kremlin Means Change of Doctrine
Professor Philip E. Mosely of Columbia, at Potsdam as an American adviser, recalls Stalin’s demand for immediate recognition of Soviet dominated regimes in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria. He quotes Stalin saying any freely elected government would be anti Soviet. Admiral Leahy confirms but notes he could not understand Russian.
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Sligh
Sal B. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Reuther
Philip E. Mosely
Columbia University
Potsdam
Stalin
Yalta
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Czzechoslovakia
Poland
Truman
James Byrnes
Philip Mosely
Mosely
Review of Politics
Europe
Kremlin
Soviet Russia
Khrushchev
Germany
Admiral Leahy
Pavlov
United States
Moscow
Churchill
State Department
White House
John Foster Dulles
Walter George
Notes on the News: Potsdam and Geneva Reactions
The article argues that Western hopes for change in Eastern Europe rest on flawed assumptions about Kremlin doctrine. It critiques U.S. policy and White House advisement, calling Geneva outcomes and Potsdam talks wishful thinking and urging more experienced judgment over idealistic optimism.
DeSapio Sparks Speculation on Next New York Governor
Washington observers described Carmine DeSapio as a slick, adroit party figure who dazzled reporters with talk of Harriman and Stevenson. The New Yorker noted Tammany’s refinement and dismissed the phrase smoke-filled room as misapplied. The piece suggested DeSapio’s goal was to position his ally for the New York governorship, leaving readers unsure of the actual outcome.
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Washington
Carmine DeSapio
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Ave
The
New Yorker
James A. Hagerty
James C. Hagerty
Ike
Warren G
Harding
Harriman
Stevenson
Truman
Nixon
DeSapio
John Replief
Alabama
Wag
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Herbert Lehman
Julie Edelstein
Irving Ives
J. Howard McGrath
James M. Mead
Sepine
Musa
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Arkansas Gazette
Satchell
Warren Eagle Democrat
Eagle Democrat
Dove Schary
Schary
Satchel Paige
Mr. Schary
Satchel
High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Mail
Carrier
National Advertising
Ward-Griffith Company
Mr. Sligh
Home Furnishings Industry Committee
Shelter
North Carolina State College
University of Michigan
Timber Engineering Company
Washington, D. C
Est Product Laboratories
Madison, Wis
Mr. Anne
Onan
Fourough Forestry
George Sokolsky
U.S
Charles Pearson
George Dixon
Carmine
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