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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1952
Page
5
Prince Charles, five, was given a tiny harmonica at Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth II after the Windsor staff ball. The queen tied a string to the instrument for safety and explained she feared he might swallow it.
The CIO Political Action Committee urges closing campus spending loopholes by making candidates responsible for all money spent on their behalf. CIO PAC Director Jack Kroll calls current law weak due to many committees and concealment opportunities and proposes reporting all expenditures with candidate consent.
Sabre jets will roar over Kill Devil Hill in a First Flight celebration marking the Wright brothers 1903 achievement. Air Force Association president Arthur Kelly and inventor Igor Sikorsky will speak. Maj. Gen. James A. Little is to read a citation at the Wright Memorial Dinner in Washington.
A seven year old thief offered to lead police to loot hidden by delivering groceries theft if allowed to keep a pistol holster and cap pistols bought with part of the loot. Police refused and led him to a sidewalk where $3 was buried.
An Associated Press survey of incoming congressmen shows a cautious mood favoring federal budget restraint and budget balance before pursuing tax cuts. While some support early individual or corporate tax cuts, most lawmakers favor slowing or delaying any revenue reductions until spending is restrained and the budget balanced.
Steel industry officials report surprising sustained demand that keeps orders booked into Q2 1953. Defense output remains strong and civilian demand supports a tight market, with limited open tonnage diverted to high-priority military projects and a favorable winter outlook for ore and scrap supplies.
President-elect Eisenhower will inherit about 30 White House vehicles leased to the government. Ford and General Motors compete for the contract with prices from 50 to 500 dollars yearly. The arrangement involves GM connections at cabinet level as Wilson Summersfield and McKay shift. Shaw University Raleigh fined 250 dollars for failing to field a football team in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association.
James Marlow reports on Sovietscientists fearing repercussions for not toeing the party line. The Russian Communist regime discouraged inquiry and forced conformity, leading to self censorship as party policy shifted. Geneticists once valued were vilified for heredity emphasis, replaced by enviroment-focused figures deemed charlatans.
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