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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1952

Page

4

Hopeful or Encouraging: Stalin Eisenhower Meet Possible

The piece weighs the potential Kremlin offer to meet President-elect Eisenhower, noting Stalin’s refusal to deem conflict inevitable and the high stakes of a possible peace bid. It urges Ike to balance hope with prudent, strong diplomacy, cautioning against over-optimism and warning that power dynamics favor careful negotiation.

New York Times Stalin Eisenhower Kremlin Russia Far East Roosevelt Yalta Eastern Europe Truman Joe Potsdam General Eisenhower

Greensboro lands multi million dollar Lorillard plant

Greensboro celebrates landing a multi million dollar Lorillard cigarette plant to be built immediately, marking a major industrial addition for the city and North Carolina. Civic leaders faced months of obstacles, urging statewide effort to attract further taxpayer support and industrial growth under Governor-elect Umstead.

Greensboro P. Lorillard Gate City North Carolina Umstead

Christmas Debt Lingers Into May, Households Resolve

A post holiday poem laments Christmas overspending with households facing a bloated checkbook and the promise to be wiser next year. It notes that funds will not recover until May as tinsel and tissue waste fade from sight and household economies resume.

South tapped as vital research ground spurs regional growth

The Greenville Piedmont piece notes the South’s surge in research with 103 new labs and major additions last year. H McKinley Conway Jr. says pooling science resources will boost balanced economic progress, citing South Carolina’s rise from no major consulting labs to 40 general labs and 25 testing facilities. Technological climate fuels trained personnel and sustained development.

South H. McKinley Conway Jr Southern Association of Science and Industry Chamber of Commerce South Carolina South Carolina Board Conway

Turpentine Drippings and a Texan Cartography Tale

A Rocky Mount Telegram column recounts Texans chasing a Carolina football game to Durham and Chapel Hill with humor and local color. It also roams through political campaign musings, a driver’s wife Judy, and reflections on taxation, sausage memory, billboard policies, and a street sign advertising no termites in a truck load.

Texas Longhorn Caroline Rooters Rocky Mount Chapel Hill Texas Durham Carolina Bright Duke Longhorns Carolina Stadium Duke Blue Devils Southern Methodist Judy Ohio Turnpike Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey E. 4Th St

Quotations Color 1952 Politics From GOP Leaders and Officials

A collection of quotes reflects mixed views on South Carolina politics Republican leadership and Eisenhower prospects Truman era debates and price control plans emerge among Kerry Shaheen Williams and others with a sense of party split and policy uncertainty.

Christmas Reflections From High Point Column

A Christmas day reflection by W A Bivins discusses gratitude and shut-ins, referencing the Humane Association calendar and Emmanuel. It touches on immigration debates sparked by the McCarran Act, citing The Christian Science Monitor on port security and host nation hospitality, and ends with a quip about New Year debts.

High Point Morrison Combs WHPE Combs God America Christian Science Monitor United States Atlantic McCarran Jones Smith

The One Party Press Debate at Yale Forum

A Yale Political Union address by M. R. Werner argues newspapers reflect owners views and editors choices yet readers deserve coverage of Stevenson and Eisenhower. The piece notes historical press partisanship from Addison to Hearst, laments current bias, and discusses post campaign judgments and the press role in shaping public opinion.

Yale Political Union Inter- Collegiate Forum M. R. Werner Werner Adlai Stevenson New York City Stevenson Eisenhower Spectator Addison and Steele John Peter Zenger Greeley Bennett Pulitzer Raymond Hearst Roosevelt Truman William Jennings Bryan Woodrow Wilson Sie

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