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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
2
The radio program outlines time zone adjustments for Eastern Local Time and advises subtracting one hour for Central and two hours for Mountain. It notes some stations may shift relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower urged California's 70 vote delegation to back him as GOP nominee promising a fighting campaign against Democrats. He campaigned for Warren or Taft support, pledged to clean Truman appointees if elected, and praised world peace efforts while calling for renewed Republican vigor.
An ad claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies. Peterson's Ointment is advertised to soothe itching in minutes with a 40c box or 70c tube applicator, offering money back if not delighted.
Sen. Robert Taft said the Republican National Convention will endorse credentials committee decisions on delegate contests, including Georgia's 17 votes for him. He called Louisiana's 13 Eisenhower delegates decision satisfactory and warned against floor rulings, predicting 607 to 609 delegates for the final nomination vote.
Rep. James P. Richards, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, was renominated by a wide margin in the South Carolina Democratic primary. The nomination equals election in this strongly Democratic state.
President Juan D Peron signs a bill authorizing statues of Eva Peron to be erected in Buenos Aires and Argentina's provincial capitals. The article also notes William Jennings Bryan won the Democratic nomination in 1896 for his Cross of Gold speech and was defeated by William McKinley.
A long stock list from New York markets shows Admiral Corporation Air Reduction Alaska Jungau PewTerrryT and many others with indicated percentages. Aprox Sales to 1 p m reach 640000.
A dense listing of network and local programs for the day, detailing time slots for news, dramas, comedies, game shows, sports, and live events. Notable items include Groucho Marx, The Lone Ranger, Republican Convention coverage, Boxing, Perry Como, Arthur Godfrey, Howdy Doody, Guiding Light, and The Simpsons-like mix of music, plays, and quiz shows across channels.
A testimonial from Fred Patterson of North Carolina credits BeneVim with reversing run-down nerves and fatigue. He reports better sleep, appetite, and work, claiming age 55 feels like 16 again, and urges others to try the product for a week. The ad touts high potency ingredients as essential to health.
A Wake Superior Court witness testified he gambled away 250 given by Raleigh editor to obtain evidence against city gambling. William S. Jones, once a gambler, said editor Ben F. Park funded bets at The Center, a cited gambling den, as part of efforts that led to padlocking the place in April. He noted defendants were often present and hid winnings when detectives appeared.
Folke stone England A case of influenza forces Bob Paysour Gastonia North Carolina to postpone a long distance trial swim planned as a preliminary to a channel attempt. The test, set for last night, is deferred with hope to reschedule around August 10 from mid channel to the English coast.
The Defense Department reports American battle casualties in Korea at 112128, up 552 from last week. The figures include 1970 deaths, 80060 wounded, 9543 missing, 1442 captured, and 1385 previously listed as missing but returned to duty.
Tar Heel farmers received 113.834 million dollars for farm products in the first four months of the year, a 30 percent rise from the same period last year, as reported by the Federal State Crop Reporting Service. The Democratic national convention in 1840 produced the briefest platform, with 360 words.
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