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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1952

Page

7

Psychology Talk Defends Science View at Raleigh Exchange Club

Walter Gale, Needham Broughton High School principal, argued psychology is a philosophy not a science. He criticized public conceptions, warned that behavior analysis cannot reveal inner mind, and urged re designing aims while noting inferiority and superiority complex ideas.

Walter Gale Needham- Broughton High School Raleigh Exchange Club Gale

Museum Helps Law Enforcement in Crime Detection Lab

Dr. Paul Kirk of the University of California maintains a compact museum that aids police work and criminology teaching with 200 wool samples, hundreds of hair and fiber specimens, inks metals soils woods drapery fur and animal hairs. Students gather evidence from varied sources to support case work.

Berkeley, Calif Llp Paul Kirk University of Calfornia Sacramento Kirk California

Prayer for Today Faith in spiritual renewal and nonviolence

Prayer urging faith in divine redeeming power over force and in moral renewal through Christ. The author John St Stamm of Harrisburg Pennsylvania, bishop in the Evangelical United Brethren Church signs.

Christ John St. Stamm Harrisburg Evangelical United Brethren Church

Government In Cotton Forecast

Washington reports 14.5 million bales possible from current cotton under cultivation with 26.05 million acres sown by July 1. Texas and western states show increases in long staple acreage while drought and prior misreports influenced earlier forecasts.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Texas New Mexico Mississippi Georgia Alabama South Carolina Louisiana California Oklahoma Mississipi Arizona House Agriculture Committee Crop Reporting Board

Mexicans Smash Red Rioters in Mexico City Clash

In Mexico City armed police and army units crushed a six hour riot tied to Gen. Miguel Henriquez Guzman protests against Adolfo Ruiz Cortines. At least three died and 73 were injured, with 395 agitators rounded up.

Mexico City Adolfo Ruiz Cortines Miguel Henriquez Guzman Henriquez Guzman Ruiz Cortines Mexico Pedro Mejia Red Cross Alameda Plaza Broad Juarez Avenue

TV Admitted To Hearings On Delegates

CHICAGO AP An estimated 30,000,000 American televiewers saw the GOP credentials committee admit television cameras to its delegate contest hearings. Networks rushed to cover the explosive hearings as technicians strung cables in a 1,000 seat room. Previously cameras were barred from pre convention hearings amid Eisenhower supporters protests.

Chicago GOP National Committee Dwight D. Eisenhower

Mrs. Lucinda Clegg 73 Dies at Home After 40 Years In City

Lucinda Clegg aged 73 died Sunday at her home 20E Daniel Brooks Homes after more than four decades in the city. Survived by husband Thomas and two brothers John Cunningham of Baltimore Henry Cunningham of Philadelphia. Funeral Wednesday 3 p.m. at St Stephens AME Zion Church with Rev S A Speight officiating. Body to be taken from Haizlip's Chapel one hour before funeral.

Lucinda Clegg Daniel Brooks Thomas Clegg John Cunningham Baltimore Henry Cunningham Philadelphia St. Stephens Ame Zion Church Rev S. A. Speight Haizlip’s

Americans Spend Sixty Dollars on Spirits in year

The Commerce Department reported Americans spent an average of about $60 on wine beer and liquor last year. It estimated total spending on spirits at about $9.45 billion including taxes, for bottles and drinks.

Washington Commerce Department

Democratic Leaders Urged to Reject Religious Racial Bias

In Washington Democratic National Chairman Frank McKinney pledges the party will not inject religious or racial prejudice into the presidential campaign. He vows to condemn any such acts and welcomes leaders forming nonpartisan committees to combat bias. The piece also covers reactions by VP Barkley and other Democrats on nominations and party unity.

Washington Democratic Frank E. McKinney McKinney Democratic Party Richard B. Russell Adlai FE. Stevenson Illinois Estes Kefauver Tennessee Georgia Montgomery Ala Alger Hiss Henry Wallace Russell Kefauver St. Paul Gael Sullivan Tennessean Chicago Averell Harriman Indianapolis Roosevelt Truman Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Prania Democratic Convention

Stock Company Presents Three Men on a Horse at Carolina Arena

A Greensboro audience saw the stock cast perform the farce Three Men on a Horse at the Carolina Arena Playhouse. Richard Turner anchored the show as Patsy with James Ward as the fast-talking gambler. Donnell Stoneman's New York cadence faltered, while Orel Leonard and Ruth Lorn added steady support. Two local actors Bette Barksdale and Bob Utley head the ten‑week slate as the Arena group seeks patronage.

Carolina Arena Playhouse Greensboro Highway Arena Group Richard Turner Joe F. Brown Damon Runyon Broadway James Ward Patsy Ward East Side Donnell Stoneman Greensboro Stoneman New York Mecushla Jones John Walsh Joe Elman Charlie Orel Leonard Ruth Lorn Mabel Bette Barksdale Bob Utley L. K

Communists Attack U.N. with Tanks and Flame-Throwers in Korea

Communist forces launched a major assault near the Pukhan River and a valley southeast of Kumsong using captured flame-throwers and about 14 Russian-built T-34 tanks. U.N. troops repelled the tanks and infantry, inflicting 59 enemy deaths, as fighting raged despite a withdrawal from the hill position.

Seoul Korea United Nations U.N Pukhan Kumsong

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