High Point Enterprise Afternoon and Sunday Morning
The note indicates publication times for the High Point Enterprise, listing an afternoon and Sunday morning edition.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
4
The note indicates publication times for the High Point Enterprise, listing an afternoon and Sunday morning edition.
Democrats control the House Judiciary Committee launch an investigation of President Truman's chief investigator McGrath amid claims of corruption and misfeasance at the Justice Department. The stance signals broad worries about government rot and accountability under a Democratic administration.
Collier’s Magazine profiles North Carolina Senator Clyde Hoey with affection and wit. Writers James and Ann Frees combine life facts and charm, praising Hoey’s personality and political appeal while noting his haberdashery tastes. The piece resonates with local readers across party lines.
The article argues for an immediate complete investigation into McCarthy's claims about Phillip Nash, a Truman aide in White House minority affairs, and possible FBI files. It notes past proven Communist infiltrations, mentions Alger Hiss, and questions the loyalty review processes and document handling by White House staff.
The article argues Ohio’s price chief Mike DiSalle entering the Democratic race for the Senate may defy the “graveyard” label. It notes incumbent John Bricker’s strength, DiSalle’s grit and charm, and suggests a Bricker vs DiSalle contest could redefine politics as a stepping stone to glory rather than a death sentence.
The piece observes rising political tension as Democratic and Republican hopefuls vie for attention. It notes Senator Estes Kefauver's candidacy, seen as a reformer on television, contrasted with traditional Tennessee politics and President Truman's lingering influence.
Washington debate centers on annual review of European rearmament costs led by Harriman. Analysts estimate Europe may raise budgets to 14 billion and aim for 22 billion annually to meet three year goals, while U S defense spending and Mutual Security aid remain uncertain amid political tensions.
Sen. Matthew Neely of West Virginia argues mine disasters are a costly but necessary price for corrective laws. He defends urgency behind reforms while stressing the need for safety measures amid ongoing industry crises. Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor criticizes Corinne Calvet's public image and fashion choices, expressing disapproval of her style.
A jumble of passthrough gossip links Orson Wells Rita Wayworth lookalikes Gina Ludovici Joan Crawford Brad Fuller and others. Mentions of Martha Stewart Bobby Vee and Lena Horne appearances, political figures, marriages, and rumors spill across New York and beyond with references to Pace, Paris, and Miami Beach socialites.
A bickering exchange between former GOP chairman Hugh D. Scott Jr. of Pennsylvania and B. Carroll Reece of Tennessee unfolds aboard a California Zephyr trip to San Francisco and aJuly convention. Senate Foreign Relations mentors Tom Connally and Owen Brewster clash over NATO Greece Turkey admission while others joke through photo ops and a Tass bureau flap.
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