Dulles Brink of War Talk May Shape 1952 Campaign
Life magazine portrayed secretary of state Dulles as a top official but his Washington interview rejected the brink of war line. Adlai Stevenson urged repudiation or dismissal while Democrats claim the remarks aid their foreign policy critique. The episode may influence Eisenhower’s decision to seek a second term and how the administration presents U.S. aims abroad.
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Dulles
Life Magazine
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
George
U. S
GOP
Ike
Ford milestone as public stock divests 19 percent of Ford Foundation holding
The Ford Foundation sells 19 percent of its Ford Motor shares, reducing voting stock from a dominant stake to about 60 percent while Henry Ford’s family retains control. The move marks a landmark in the evolution of the Henry Ford operation established 53 years ago. It follows prior shifts such as Model T, assembly line, and the $5.00 daily wage milestones.
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Henry Ford
James Couzens
U. S
Michigan
Ford Motor
Henry
Ford Foundation
Ford
Edsel
Foundation
Fords
Old Henry
Henry Ford I
Three Dimensional View of the Press and Ideas
A discussion on the role of media, especially the newspaper, in shaping democratic society. It argues newspapers act as the community's central nervous system, offering preserved records, wide choices, and truth, while noting challenges in interpretive reporting and reader expectations.
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United States
Bandung
Paul Revere
Three Dimensional Reporting and World News Literacy
The piece argues for deeper, context rich journalism to clarify urban and global problems. It urges reporters who study languages and cultures, criticizes reliance on wire services, and calls for readership to demand thoughtful, nuanced coverage of foreign affairs.
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Jefferson
France
de Tocquevilles
Michigan Journalist
School of Journalism
University of Michigan
Wachovia appoints Watlington to lead new era in NC bank
Wachovia Bank names John F. Watlington as president succeeding Robert M. Hanes. Archie K. Davis becomes chairman of the board, Carlysle L. Bethel is vice chairman, Bland W. Worley rises to senior vice president, with Hanes in advisory and Stockton chairing the executive committee.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
John F. Watlington
Wachovia
Charlotte
Robert M. Hanes
Watlington
Richard G. Stockton
Carlysle L. Bethel
Bland W. Worley
High Point
Hanes
Stockton
Murder in New York City prompts regional double standard talk
A New York family murder prompts debate over racial crime reporting and southern prejudice. The father, shot but alive, the mother and two children killed, with racial dynamics and media attention drawn into question as comparisons to Southern crime are debated.
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New York City
New York
South
N. Y
FBI
High Point Enterprise staff and department listings
The High Point Enterprise offices and staff roles appear in the clippings with names including D. A. Rawley, Mrs. R. B. Terry, Holt McPhereon, Patterson Jr., and others. It shows address at 305-307 North Main Street and announces various department positions such as Advertising Director and Circulation Manager.
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TRE Biga Point Enterprise
North Main Street
High Point
Holt McPhereon Spenase
Aie
Cw Patterson, JR
Cesses
Publication details and rights notices in High Point Enterprise
The article lists subscription rates and delivery terms for the High Point Enterprise, with annual carrier prices and publication schedule notes. It credits the Associated Press and states copyright and postal information, along with disclaimers about carrier and advertiser responsibilities.
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Tasrousere
High Point Enterprise
Noboo
Denvery
Governors role in selecting lieutenant governor candidate debated
Analysis argues that North Carolina governors lack decisive power over state officials unlike the president at the federal level. It notes voters choose party nominees, including attorney general and Council of State, and that an independently elected Cabinet can resist a governor’s policy aims.
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Hodges
North Carolina
Council of State
Ballentine
Tata
North Carolina voters resist strong executive power push
At Capitol Square voters in North Carolina oppose shorter ballots and stronger chief executive control. Efforts by governors to influence elections failed, and Hodges faces limited opposition for lieutenant governor as party leaders caution against shaping the No 2 seat.
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Som
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Hodges
Ten Commandments for Eastern North Carolina proposed
The Goldsboro News Argus launches a series on economic development with a dozen prominent regional writers composing ten objectives to raise the area's economy. The diverse lineup includes Clarence Poe John D Messick Robert P Holding William B Rodman EB White Miles Clark Whitfield and others, not boosters.
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Goldsboro
Progressive Partner
John D. Messick
East Carolina College
Robert P. Holding
First Citizens Bank & Trust Company
William B. Rodman
EB. L. White
Wilmington
Miles Clark
Elizabeth Gu. A. ¥. Whitfield
Far-Sighted Statesmen and Politics on Capitol Hill
George Dixon surveys Washington chatter on Congress and the Eisenhower era. He notes critics, GOP preemption, and a joke about a life insurance policy in a White House meeting. He records anecdotes from Rep. Joe Martin and Rep. Thomas Jenkins, plus Washington intrigue around Dr. Jose Chiriboga as potential Ecuadorian president, with broad reflections on political perception.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Eisenhower
Politico
House
Joe Martin
GOP
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E. J. B. Rose
International Press Institute
Zurich
Rose
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Yemen
Laos
South America
Great Britain
O. K. Bovard
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Northwestern University
Latin America
Peru
Uruguay
Spain
Switzerland
Asia
Africa
Raymond Aron
The
Paris Figaro
Rocky Mount
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Associated Press
Ngc
National Advertising Representatives
Ward-Grifite Company
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Travel Council
Letionary
Charles Pearson
Antarctic
George Dixon
Thomas Jenkins
Ohio
Irenton
Ironton
Jenkins
Senate
Edward F. McGinnis
J. Addington Wagner
Na Onal
American Legion
Ecuador
Jose R. Chiriboga
Chiriboga
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