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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1952
Page
4
Local notes from High Point North Carolina dated January 8 1952 report community updates and short notices of interest to residents. Includes brief mentions of events and activities in the area with concise summaries.
The columnist assesses Eisenhower's public stance and the likelihood he will be drafted or nominate himself. It discusses Republican convention dynamics, public polls, and President Truman's possible actions, noting Taft as a potential alternative and evaluating key factors shaping the 1948 race. Leadership traits and anti Communist stance are highlighted as Eisenhower's strengths.
Greensboro mayor L P McLendon announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor citing health concerns. The piece analyzes potential Scott administration support for rivals like Hubert Olive and the possible implications of trade and endorsements in the NC race.
The piece satirizes modern Washington and recalls historic Capitol antics. It notes a boastful official avoiding gift receipts, a deer hunt near Shidaway Island, and the era’s decorum versus today’s probes. It contrasts Victorian governance with current political distractions.
A reader condemns Mao era tactics that pit children against parents. The piece cites Hu Shih’s career and influence, then quotes a son’s confession of loyalty to the Communist party and enmity toward his father, warning against ideological family rifts and recalling a poignant English remark about such events.
Gora Morata of Japan notes Americans enjoy modern kitchens and shopping then dine out. Gail Robbins cites writers placing props on screen women. Taft compared to a circus mirror and Barkley recalls distorted self images from a vice president.
A Greensboro News item reports three year old Dale May and four children of Mrs. Troy Lewis mourning the death of a stolen or killed dog. The story notes the dog's head found in the yard and quotes Mrs. Troy Lewis warning of consequences. The piece also covers Churchill arriving in Washington and other items from national news.
Critics laud Pal Joey at the Broadhurst with Vivienne Segal and Harold Lang. DeMille mocks celebrity legends while Westward the Women and Flight to Mars receive mixed notices. London’s Country Girl shines as Aristocrats debate How Did They Get Cane Way. Page Six follows cinema and stage chatter across cities.
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