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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1952
Page
4
Olive and Umstead Begin Clean NC Governor Battle
Judge Hubert Olive announces his Democratic bid for North Carolina governor challenging Senator William Umstead. The two veteran figures, both respected leaders, face a costly race with attention on finances, platforms, and party backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Olive
Lexington
North Carolina
Olive
William Umstead
Durham
Umstead
Arthur Johnson
Greensboro Daily News
Scott
Bill Umstead
Johnson
Raleigh
Capitol Square
Imstead
Hoey
Cherry
State Board of Elections
Congress
United States Senate
Superior Court
Senate
If a man wants to be President he must swing
Washington whispers say Eisenhower should swing to hit the presidential base. Farley keeps coy, while Max Gardner recalls the rule that a candidate who never swings will never hit. The piece underscores anxious political jockeying and risk in early 1950s party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gardner
Farley
Washington
Eisenhower
Eral James
United States
Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Sherwood
London
St. James's
Max
National Production Authority
New York City
Veral
NPA
Finis
Finis E. Scott
Roe
Finis Scott
Rep
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Finises
Garrett
Congress
Scott
Finis Garrett
Story
What Is a Republican The Question Ike Raised
General Eisenhower declared as a Republican prompts inquiry into party nature In his era parties lack formal membership and central leadership The piece notes fluid affiliation primaries and shifting philosophies across the two major parties referencing Murphy Hopkins Sherwood and others for context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisenhower
Republican
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
California
Wayne Morse
Joe McCarthy
William Ben- Finbeer
William Ben- Finbeer Alas Closer In Josophy To Harry Byrd
Irving Ives
Mararet Chase Smith
Abert Humphrey
Owen Brewster
Eisenhower
Robert Sherwood
Harry Hopkins
General Clark Withdraws from Vatican Ambassador Bid
The article notes General Clark’s withdrawal as the President’s nominee for ambassador to the Vatican. It discusses timing, congressional hurdles, and the desire for a merit-based decision, while predicting changes in future nominations and the political pressures shaping the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Clark
United States
Vatican
Clark
Rome
Truman
Senate
Congress
White House
Quotes From Leaders On Tax Scandals And Army Role
John Dunlap, commissioner of Internal Revenue, cautions that pursuing one lead reveals another. General Douglas MacArthur stresses preserving the Army’s traditional role to prevent it becoming an instrument of tyranny or oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunlap
Internal Revenue
Douglas MacArthur
Trinity Town Glows With Change And Snow Enthusiasm
A June 15, 1906 reminiscence from Trinity and Durham notes Uncle Benson Parker of Trinity, Parker House, and old landmarks as Trinity shifts toward Durham while High Point residents long for a big snowfall. It recalls progress, the Avett era, and local views on modernization, plus a weather wish for one grand snow before winter fades. It also touches on bus etiquette and a brief science/history blurb with biblical printing and movable type. The piece closes hinting at further details on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson Parker
Trinity
Parker
Benson
Durham
High Point
Whittier
New York Times
Truman State of the Union Promotes Welfare Expansion
The Washington preview argues Truman’s State of the Union blends guns with butter and welfare, signaling an election year push. It contrasts liberal welfare expansion with conservative calls for austerity and states rights, noting Chamber of Commerce figures on welfare costs and a looming budget bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Truman
Pritan
Eisenhower
Warren
California
Stassen
Minnesota
Taft
U. S
Chamber
Mber
Yeer Aa
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
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