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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
6
The Taft camp leads in delegates and pushes a first ballot momentum to deter defectors. Taft aims for a quick nomination by pressuring delegates and seizing convention control, with MacArthur as keynoter while seeking a united party front.
The Democratic race tightens around Adlai Stevenson as the best bet for broad party support with Kefauver and Russell facing credibility limits. Northern and Southern wings clash over nominees while veterans like Barkley and Rayburn draw consensus backing.
In 1952 Paris authorities jail Communist Jacques Duclos and raid Red headquarters, showing stronger Western posture. The move reflects increased military and economic strength within the North Atlantic alliance and a tougher stance against Moscow's tactics. Continuous firmness is expected in handling strikes and allied security challenges.
A Wilmington Delaware man writes the House Interior and Affairs Committee offering to work as a dollar-a-year civil servant. He claims to be an expert on Native American affairs and asks to be assigned to the Bureau of Indians Affairs. A Missouri congressman reports a woman constituent seeking help to free her nephew from confinement.
A Washington tour outlines the Pick Sloan plan and future Missouri River development from Canyon Ferry near Helena to Gavin's Point and Fort Peck. It notes 102 dams authorized in 1944, ongoing Bureau of Reclamation projects, and a looming canyon reservoir that will submerge Canyon Ferry Dam while expanding hydro power and irrigation across Montana and surrounding states.
Socialist Party vice presidential candidate Samuel Friedman argues that democracy cannot be genuine without socialism and socialism cannot be genuine without democracy. The quote also notes that free speech and free press are not seriously endangered in the United States, as stated by United Press Vice President Earl J. Johnson.
A personal narrative recounts a 1903 return to eastern North Carolina, detailing romantic disappointment, a move to establish Albemarle High at Elizabeth City, and travel by trains, ferries, and ships. The author recalls early teaching work, community ties, a Thanksgiving football trip to Richmond, and life along Pasquotank Bay as the Betsy High project unfolds.
A sprawling round up notes Jim Farley backing Ike, Barbara Stanwyck and Shaikh Salamain el Ham id among others. It mentions Joan Fontaine’s pursuer Prince Rainier III, Janet Vaughan and Army captain suitor, and a wave of society and entertainment figures in global intrigue and personal shifts.
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