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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1952
Page
4
Second class matter at the Post Office at High Point MW under the act of Mar 3 1879. This entry records mailing status for a publication handling official notices and distribution.
The piece surveys potential Democratic candidates to face Dwight Eisenhower, noting splits between Truman Democrats and Southern Democrats, doubts about Truman Stevenson Harriman Barkley Kerr Kefauver Russell and others, and the likelihood of an Eisenhower victory given party divisions.
A sermon reflects on Mark 1 35 38 highlighting Jesus seeking solitude to pray before beginning teaching and healing. It argues faith heals and saves, notes Peter's confession, and urges readers to follow Jesus duty to spread the Kingdom beyond Galilee.
The writer reflects on 30 years in telegraph work, noting why she stayed, the appeal of telegrams beyond news, and the public’s kindness. She recalls early fascination with wires, details daily variety, and ends with hopeful messages for readers and her own pride in service.
A Chicago letter argues the Credentials Committee battle over Taft and Eisenhower will decide the Republican nomination with Georgia and Pennsylvania pivotal. It singles out Gov. Fine and Judge Lewis for shifting support and critiques party pressures and mob psychology shaping the convention.
A columnist savages televised national convention coverage and smoky room myths, mingling travel with humor. He portrays political theater in Chicago with jokes about Gene Autry and a horse escort, noting public disunity and perked egos amid the GOP scene.
A 17 year old girl writes praising truck drivers in High Point and the Carolinas. She argues trucks keep food clothes and supplies moving and condemns harsh attitudes toward drivers. She notes her father has driven a truck 32 years and supports the profession.
Peter Edson assesses the 5,000 word Republican platform, noting contradictions on labor union rights, farm price supports, small business rules, civil rights, and trade. He argues the document muddles positions, with clear anti Democratic critique in foreign and domestic policy, while offering little unity.
A basic principle of buoyancy is illustrated as ice floats with only about one ninth of its bulk above the water. This demonstrates how density differences govern what portion remains submerged and what protrudes.
The article notes commerce between Egypt and Crete over 6,000 years ago. It mentions soft parchment like shells of renrene eggs and suggests many insect species exceed other animal groups combined.
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