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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1952

Page

4

McCarran Bill Aims Broad Overhaul of U S Immigration Law

Senate debate looms as Senator Pat McCarran proposes a sweeping 200 page bill to recodify U S immigration law. The plan preserves the 1924 quota system while loosening entry for Japanese Koreans and Pacific Islanders and tightening bans on many other groups. It adds new grounds for exclusion and deportation and challenges to citizenship, with stricter enforcement and possible loss of residency.

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Communists press for postwar talks on Korea and Formosa

US officials resist linking a future Far East conference to a Korean settlement. They favor broad participation by nations with stakes in Asia and insist on guarantees for Korea while keeping Formosa and Indo China issues separate. The article notes the need for a unified Korea and questions Communist willingness to accept a general settlement.

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Political farce yields plan to declare war over water rights

A satirical report depicts a fictional cabinet meeting in which officials consider declaring war on Senator Anderson over water for New Mexico. The piece also notes awards for Carl Vetter, with anecdotes about servicemen events and a social diplomat scene involving Martin Vogel and guests at party gatherings.

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American Admiration for Queen Elizabeth II Across a Nation

The piece urges that American affection for the British royal family stems from dignity and discipline, not birth. It notes Prince Philip and Elizabeth II’s 15 years of marriage, exile choices, and efforts to stay connected with their people, praising Victoria's lineage and the royal house as unifying to empire and democracy alike.

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Quotes on resistance and rights across nations

A string of quoted statements covers resistance to autonomy by governments, warnings from Pope Pius XII and Zsa Zsa Gabor on social dynamics, and a note on health policy and President Truman’s health commission. The mix shows political skepticism, peace hopes, and social commentary.

Public Showbiz Roundup From El Morocco to Broadway

Subbing for Winchell Billy Rose with Furness abroad at El Morocco as public appearances resume, Joyce and Ernst linked to headlines. Milestones include Bertie, Berle and Hamilton Moscow chatter, Strauss mentions, and a Damon Runyon Ball planned at the Waldorf for February.

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Folly and Wisdom In Southern Ways

A compact column mixes superstition jokes with editorials and a small town vignette. Noting voodoo charms in Charlotte policing, it parodies fear of hexes, ladders and Friday the 13th while citing a Christian Science Monitor critique of Truman’s term and a factory world-progress editorial. A mournful circuit rider closes with a Cornet anecdote.

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