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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
5
New York column humorously surveys weekend guests and hosts, detailing feared guest flaws and common host types from slave labor to profit making hosts. It notes the rare ideal host who disappears, leaving guests refreshed after a quiet weekend.
Detectives investigated the strangling of Marion Robbins a former socialite found dead in her Greenwich Village apartment off Lower Fifth Avenue. They questioned neighbors and patrons of Village bistros as they seek evidence to identify the killer. authorities note a struggle and garrote with a pillow case, but robbery is not the motive.
Raleigh observers seek the next resignation as Gov. Scott contemplates replacing officials. Dismissals include Paroles Commissioner T. C. Johnson and Motor Vehicles Commissioner Landon C. Rosser, with Assistant Budget Director D. S. Coltrane urged to resign. George Ross recent visitor, and others tied to Umstead era.
North Carolina Republican delegates met General Eisenhower at Columbia University and reported his views on farm subsidies impressed one Johnston County farmer. State GOP chairman Baley said the 26 member delegation could split 12 for Eisenhower and 13 for Taft with one undecided, as a Southern campaign effort begins.
The Argentine government declared statehood for two provinces named after President Juan D Peron and Eva Peron. The Peron province, formerly Chaco territory, grants labor unions near total control for about 200000 residents. Eva Peron province, formerly La Pampa territory, follows a conventional constitutional design.
The Devil appeared on a telecast last night as footage of past Republican keynote speakers aired. A miscue showed Illinois Governor Dwight Green from 1948 instead of the intended face for a Faust record ad.
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