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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1952
Page
4
A four year old girl lay dying for 35 minutes in the High Point Memorial Hospital emergency room before a doctor arrived. The editorial calls for immediate reform of emergency handling, condemning the system and urging trustees and staff to ensure a resident on duty.
Editorial notes how Jesus taught disciples at Caesarea Philippi and on the Mount, stressing belief and service. It recalls Peter’s confession, the Transfiguration, and the healing of a demon possessed boy after Jesus rebuked unbelief, ending with a call to obedience and active Christian service.
Readers recall a display by Senator Lodge’s, showing a center cartoon of a White House candidate. a visitor asked if it was in good taste to mock Santa while promoting Eisenhower. The debate expands to questions of honesty in government and statehood plans for Hawaii and Alaska.
Washington reports that the electronic calculating machine or computer may become the key weapon in next wars. It will speed fire control, bombing data processing, and automatic gunnery, with mass production and transistor development cutting cost and weight.
Subbing for Winchell outlines a bold plan to televise live Broadway plays and operas to theaters across the country. It envisions subsidized or mixed pricing, a new booking system, and frequent rotation of shows to create a national live entertainment network. The idea hinges on color television, large screens, and centralized production centers, with financing and execution described as limitless.
A 1951 AFRA resolution seeks to bar members linked to Communism after December 31 1945. The proposal ties membership or support to suspending AFRA employment and requires affidavits from officers and members. Critics say the date erases wartime realities and targets radio and television workers.
The document compiles remarks from figures including Col. Don Darrow UN delegate and Ellis Arnall criticizing U S and Mexico on economic slavery. It cites Wayne Morse and Adm. Ben Moreell on workers and industry while Sen Kefauver calls crime and corruption a serious, not potential, matter. No clear single event, but a mosaic of political opinions.
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