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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
4
The Enterprise greets veteran exhibitors and buyers returning to High Point for the 55th Southern Furniture and Rug Exposition. The piece stresses mutual reliance: a successful market benefits both vendors and the town, invites reader feedback, and reaffirms sincere welcome messages as the event continues.
High Point ministers Rev. Tom Smyth and Rev. Don Payne propose earlier summer services. St Mary's will start at 9 30 am with children in Sunday school long first. Lindsay Memorial at 10 am with 9 15 am Sunday school. The plan aims to keep worship cooler and accessible during hot weather.
The piece argues that many reporters and scientists dismiss flying saucer reports too quickly. It recalls past technologies once deemed impossible and asserts there is something significant behind current sightings, though details remain unclear. The author predicts a day to write “we told you so.”
A speaker rails at Anglo American roles in the Korean War criticizing Bevan and Eden. He argues the United States bears most costs and lives, while Britain’s support is marginal. He warns of further sacrifices as debate over intervention continues.
Former chief truce negotiator Vice Adm. C Turner Joy says only firm military strength earns Reds respect while British Defense Minister Earl Alexander notes American performance in Korea. Reverend Truman B. Douglass observes more people moved to the Pacific Northwest in eight years than since Lewis and Clark.
Washington analysis contrasts Taft and Eisenhower on postwar policy. Taft’s voting record shows restraint in aid and alliances, while Eisenhower backs UN support and NATO. Differences center on Pacific focus versus Atlantic emphasis and methods to secure peace.
A long field note describes the Republican and Democratic National Conventions opening in Chicago with tense debates over Southern delegates and civil rights. The piece also notes street safety concerns, pedestrian hazards, and a light vignette about crow talk overheard near a Vermont road.
New York reviews tepid the show Of Thee I Sing 1952 revival at the Ziegfeld calls it a dull affair with half price tickets failing to attract crowds. Critics note minimal singing and weak reception while industry figures absorb the crash.
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