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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
4
Eighty five year old Congressman Adolph Sabath praised Truman and joked he would run again if needed. The White House Press Secretary dismissed the claim as Sabath lying, prompting belittling commentary on Sabath’s loyalty and the president’s reaction.
Governor Scott announces he will not seek the lieutenant governorship and will back a farmer candidate. Raleigh reporters say he intended to run, but nine months before term end makes it unlikely. The race narrows to Luther Hodges and Roy Rowe with Marshall Kurfees as a fringe contender.
After two decades of Raleigh ties and rumors of relocation, Edwin Gill finally leaves the Sir Walter Hotel on a permanent basis. The Greensboro based collector’s office appears to stay in Greensboro, signaling a shift from Raleigh and easing local worries.
The piece contends Aneurin Bevan’s anti American stance in Parliament reflects a left wing Labor faction’s misreading of Korea and U.S. aims. It warns Bevan could gain power, risking Britain’s foreign policy and solidarity with free nations, akin to De Gaulle in France, and suggests Attlee’s moderating influence may wane.
Washington hears a tense exchange as the McCarran Committee questions press figures about membership in the National Press Club. The witness Hedrick cites constitutional rights while resisting taking the stand, amid harsh framing by committee director Arens.
The essay outlines Herbert Hoover's persistent critique of U S foreign policy linking it to a near 100 billion dollar annual budget. General Hugh Knerr adds warnings on overextension, while the piece notes inflation, debt, and currency strain as central constraints shaping defense and diplomatic choices.
Fragmentary quotes illustrate concern over wartime costs and global strain attributed to the conflict in Korea and Southeast Asia, with references to leadership and unity in facing the burden.
A project to charter a 50 passenger plane to fly Americans to Ciudad Trujillo where gambling is legal is underway in Miami. The craft would feature onboard slot machines and possibly in-flight bookmaking. Reports describe casinos in Santo Domingo and nearby resorts, with Americans targeting casino profits and diverse schemes across the Caribbean.
A collage notes how supporters and critics used fierce epithets for Abraham Lincoln during 1864 campaign year. It recalls Carl Sandburg and Harper’s Weekly derisive terms and contrasts it with later reverent tributes, plus brief notes on Billy Graham, Valentine Day, Capri columnist Lenmore, and a judge’s flower ad remark.
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