High Point Enterprise Afternoon and Sunday Morning
The High Point Enterprise notes editions published in the afternoon and Sunday morning. It highlights publication times, circulation patterns, and readership scheduling for the historic paper.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise notes editions published in the afternoon and Sunday morning. It highlights publication times, circulation patterns, and readership scheduling for the historic paper.
Governor Umstead selects Winston-Salem jurist Carlisle W. Higgins for the Supreme Court, bringing energetic interpretation to the court. Higgins will take seat after the summer recess, succeeding Justice Sam J. Ervin Jr. and amid broader political timing tied to Democratic ballot considerations in fall elections.
In Guatemala the communist backed government suspends constitutional guarantees including voting rights and press freedom. The move signals intensified turmoil amid a second anti communist leaflet raid and the crisis prompting extraordinary measures.
A large oak near the Montlieu Avenue site opposite High Point College faces removal for a new health center. A tree advocate urges planners to modify the project to spare the tree, arguing living trees are priceless and vital to natural beauty despite the proposed development.
The Soviet embassy in New York seeks to break the surgeon's will leaving most funds to charity arguing two nieces reside in Russia. The embassy claims align with a claimed USSR "people's republic" concept, but the suit appears phony and aimed at diverting charitable assets.
Jack Spain, long trusted aide to Senator Hoey, joins Senator Sam Ervin as his administrative assistant in the U S Senate Office Building. Spain, former secretary to Congressman Bonner, is praised for efficiency and political experience and is seen as a potential Bonner successor and a strong asset for Ervin's staff.
A Plainview editorial quotes varied uses of a slang term about money needs. A banker recalls a proverb about self reliance as he criticizes public spending. The piece contrasts frugal, balanced budgets with social expectations and credit discipline.
The text argues that guilt by association used by committees extends to bureaucracy panels. It questions how to judge individuals like J Robert Oppenheimer, noting former friends, fellow travelers, and hidden affiliations. It highlights the lack of access to FBI files for reputation clearing and career risks.
Eisenhower avoids public remarks on the McCarthy hearings while supporters rethink strategy. Gallup polls cited show the hearings may hurt McCarthy, prompting talk of indefinite proceedings and continued Republican political maneuvering.
A columnist recalls a Duke commencement address by Dr. Reuben Gustavson and muses on education, fear, and progress. He details a bus ride from Greensboro to Durham, reflections on his own life in North Carolina towns, and gratitude to benefactors who helped him home after the ceremony.
A narrator likens the ongoing Army McCarthy hearings to 4700 year old pharaohs. He riffs on Pt McCarthy and Pt McClellan, jokes about Meet The Press, Larry Spivak, Mundt and Styles Bridges, and notes clerical attendees and photographers kneeling to stay in focus.
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