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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1952
Page
4
A former editor returns to The Enterprise, praising the community’s progress over 15 years and pledging honest effort to report and guide civic matters. He recalls Asheville’s Look Homeward Angel and You Can t Go Home Again while affirming commitment to High Point area, education, morality, and local growth.
Dr Emil Weil, Hungarian Minister to the United States, enjoys extraterritorial privileges and travel rights. The article notes Weil's prior wartime and postwar activities, including leadership of a Soviet propaganda campaign in Hungarian medical circles and use of intimidation to enforce loyalty.
Washington report outlines Charles E. Wilson's bold approach as Defense Secretary designating him a strong, independent leader. It notes his tasked to harmonize the services and overhaul Pentagon purchasing and the Munitions Board amid rising Korea-era pressures and budget debates.
The article examines Mammon as riches and the sin of gold loving excess. It cites Jesus on serving God or wealth, Luke 16 9 and Matthew 6 24, Carl Moffatt renderings, Paul Timothy guidance, Simon of Samaria and later Cardinal Wolsey, noting greed and hypocrisy as evils.
A collage of quotes condemns communist fifth columns and extols worldwide solidarity. Statements by Garbett, Y T Pyun, and Hamish Masson critique global ethics and Hollywood influence while praising free peoples and unity against communism.
In a bustling New York scene, Louis Armstrong nicknamed Satchmo is set to be named to the Music Hall of Fame with a bust to be installed at the Chicago Museum of Science and History. The feature notes Armstrong as first musician-composer so honored, surpassing Bach, Beethoven and Ellington.
Vice President elect Nixon fails to gain the Barkley Suite as Democrats reallocate offices. Senator Russell leads the bid for the coveted space while Hayden blocks Nixon from moving, leaving Nixon in a cramped current office. The piece notes party control, seating moves, and a joke on Nixon’s lack of royal surroundings.
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