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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1952

Page

4

Senator Smith Faces Question on Truman Leadership in Democracy

The Richmond speech by North Carolina Senator Willis Smith sparked questions about whether he and other Southern Democrats would support President Truman if he seeks re election. The piece argues they must decide now how to respond in the upcoming conventions and campaign, warning that vague stances will erode their credibility.

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Lenten diet critique of fruit-nut brown bran bread

A columnist ridicules a woman's Lenten menu suggestion featuring fruit-nut brown bran bread with soup and salad. The piece argues the loaf is neither biblically endorsed nor dietically beneficial and likens it to inappropriate diet substitutions during Lent.

Madeline Hoover

Hospital trustees and staff vow to fix emergency care

An executive session of the High Point Memorial Hospital trustees and staff discussed public outrage over emergency service. A dying four year old waited 35 minutes before seeing a doctor, prompting calls for immediate action. An all staff meeting will review plans and recommendations to the board tomorrow. The public demands real improvement, not explanations.

High Point Memorial Hospital

MacArthur Run Rumor Sparks Reader Anger

A fragmented editorial note questions reports that General Douglas MacArthur may enter the 1952 presidential race. The writer challenges columnists and pollsters, denying any actual plan and accusing the discussions of being a hoax or misinterpretation.

Puerto Rico’s New Constitution Debate Rages In San Juan

Washington reports focus on Puerto Rico as senators attack Governor Luis Munoz Marin as a dictator while Puerto Rico prepares a March 3 vote on a new constitution creating a Commonwealth status. The convention drafted the document in San Juan from September 17, 1951 to February 6, 1952.

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Broadway Buzz and World Tidbits On Page Six

A collage of society notes and international items appears, mentioning Luisa Kendler subletting her New York apartment and heading to Europe, Sweden’s Tage Erlander visiting Idlewild, Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh reuniting privately, Judy’s Casa Marina vacation, Gracie Fields’ rumored romance with a Roumanian radioman, and Luciano Tajoli’s Italian tour plans with a Brooklyn Academy of Music date set for March 7.

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Subversives and Academic Freedom At Catawba College

Alumni and friends of Catawba College defend the Salisbury institution amid months of disturbances. Chancellor Graham of Women's College Greensboro warns against mislabeling subversives, urging vigilance against organized, inadvertent, and passive threats to academic freedom.

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