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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
5
Ice dealers love hot humid days as profits rise with demand while customers rave about relief from heat. Francis X. Timmons of the National Association of Ice Industries notes record letters and brisk sales. One Ohio ice man laments insufficient supply against the heat wave.
The eight week steel strike stalls defense and industry as CIO leader Philip Murray demands a union shop. Companies propose variants including 15 day escape periods for new hires. White House and Taft Hartley law complicate secret ballots while Truman avoids angering unions in an election year.
Lincoln Nebraska during the Republican National Convention lacked a seated governor as both the speaker Ed Hoyt and judiciary committee chairman Senator Jack McKnight had resigned. Governor Val Peterson attended the event while Lt. Governor Charles Warner served as delegate leaving unclear line of succession.
North Carolina delegates at the Democratic convention showed no firm pledge yet among Russell and Stevenson factions. Senator Willis Smith and Governor Kerr Scott leaned toward Russell while Stevenson supporters cited growing odds. Barkley’s platform reception drew cheers from the delegation.
In Vienna high level diplomats report from Poland indicate that the Polish Communist authorities have begun a nationwide militia training program aimed at university students, signaling a mobilization effort in the region.
The East German parliament passed a law to try youths aged 14 to 18 as adults if they commit political crimes against the Soviet zone government. This introduces a new legal standard affecting juvenile offenders amid heightened political tensions.
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