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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1950

Page

4

Truman Thinking of Running Again Sparks intra party debate

The piece argues Truman may seek another term after his postwar victory, noting his long incumbency and the difficulty for any Democrat to challenge him within the party. It says a genuine 1952 nomination race could strain him but would benefit the party by challenging insiders and machine influence.

Truman Franklin Roosevelt White House Chiluren Family Service Bureau High Point

McCarthy Presses Communist Charge Against State Department

The piece reports Senator McCarthy accusing the State Department of employing 289 bad risks, 205 still in place and 57 card carrying Communists. He vows to repeat the claim until the administration cleans up the department, pressing Dean Acheson to respond with the names and proof. The White House denies the charges, while Acheson remains silent amid growing public doubt. Senator McCarthy and the public deserve an answer.

U. S McCarthy Wisconsin State Department State Acheson White House Alger Hiss Department of Justice Dean Acheson Levine Chambers William C. Bullitt France Lloyd Loy G. E Henderson

Statute of limitations on treason sparks debate

The piece argues against any statute of limitations for treason espionage and treachery, citing Whittaker Chambers Alger Hiss and others. It questions official inaction and responsibility, noting 1939 to 1945 wartime ties to Soviet Russia and the State Department and FBI.

United States Whittaker Chambers Henry Julian Wadleigh Hede Massing Alger Hiss Hiss William Marshall Bullitt Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Alger Miss Chambers Isaac Don) le State Department Department of Justice Harold Ware Soviet Russia Nazi Germany Poland Russia Germany A. A. Berle Dean Acheson William C. Bullitt Lou Henderson Cordell Hull Frank Murphy

Two Cows and Government: Fair Deal vs Capitalism in Policy

A labor journal critiques the Fair Deal's economic policies with satire, contrasting them with capitalism. It argues government meddling, subsidies, and price supports threaten free enterprise and may endanger the nation, likening the approach to past New Deal mistakes and warning of economic ruin.

Truman John T. Flynn Washington Roosevelt Joe Stalin Democratic Party

Valentine Pranks Shake Washington In Light Verse

A satirical piece describes Li'l George Dixon sending comic valentines to President Truman and top officials. It lampoons policy quips and a Commerce Department list of trade opportunities, ending with a joke about Mrs. Truman hosting teas and guest turnover.

Washington Dixon President Truman Acheson

Quotes on Citizenship and Civic Discourse

A collage of quotes on education, war, water resources, labor relations, and voting. Notable voices include General Eisenhower, Andrei Vishinsky, C V Youngquist, Marshall L, and Rep. John W. Byrnes. The remarks critique war preparedness, resource management, worker input, and opaque voting records within the republic.

John W. Byrnes Wisconsin

Washington Struggles for Peace Amid Atomic Fear

Washington grapples with postwar security as leaders debate a path to peace. Debates include McMahon and Tydings disarmament plans, a Federal Union concept, and Acheson's cautious diplomacy amid rising Indo China tensions and fears of the super bomb.

Washington NEA Truman Atomic Energy Commission Klaus Fuchs Brien McMahon Millard Tydings Maryland Senate Atomic Energy and National Defense Committees Federal Union Congress Senate Foreign Relations McMahon Tydings Federal Union of Nations Estes Kafauver Tennessee Supreme Court Owen J. Roberts Harold Urey

High Point city engineer Silas McBee dies at home

The article notes the sudden death of Silas McBee, city engineer of High Point, at his North Main Street home. It praises his skill, fidelity, and quiet leadership, recalling his Pacific Navy Seabees days and urging prompt, honest city services while calling for stronger family support programs.

Silas McBee High Point North Main Street Mackley Pacific Navy Sven Antonio Stradivari Antonio Duke Power Company North State Telephone Company

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