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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1953

Page

4

United Fund Push Could Unite Community Campaign

The Junior Chamber of Commerce questions a one package United Fund and urges presenting a united campaign to replace scattered drives. A Knoxville poll showing strong support for one health and welfare fund is cited, arguing national limits and public fatigue demand a single, well directed drive for the community.

Chamber of Commerce United Fund Jaycees March of Dimes United

Power of the Cross and the Kingdom in Paul's Letters

W A B discusses Paul’s view of the Kingdom of God as inclusive and powered by the cross. He contrasts worldly wisdom with divine power, cites Corinthians and Romans, and notes Jesus’s strength through weakness, urging faith in Christ’s sovereignty.

Paul Israel Corinthians Stephanus Timothy Philippi Corinthian Cephas Apollos Christ Jesus Christ Carl Marx Eisenhower Marx America Jesus Christ Jesus Earth Napoleon Europe Galilean

Dulles Diplomacy and U S Policy Highlights

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles showcases daily diplomacy after hosting the Washington visit of Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent. The report covers ambassadorial ceremony for Michael J. McDermott, debt concerns from Sen. Capehart and Gore, Byrd’s payroll versus headcount, and Monday holiday proposals. It notes Dutch import of Russian cars, UN gift statue talk, and Pravda on Coca-Cola and Pepsi influence in Thailand.

Washington John Foster Dulles White House State Department Michael J. McDermott U. S San Salvador Mike Department of State Homer Capehart Ind Senate Banking and Currency Committee Albert Gore D.-Tenn Virginia Harry F. Byrd T. Miller Hand R.N.J Atlantic City Cape May Netherlands Holland Hilversum United Nations New York Zeus Trygvere Milo Orestov Pravda Thailand Bangkok America Europe Coca-Cola Company Srewgaprin Ent Power Pepsi-Cola

Adams Ice-Water Hands Stir White House Talk

Washington chatter centers on George Dixon Adams with ice water in his New England veins. A White House visit turns to jokes about warm hands after handshakes. The piece notes the flag bill debate and UN flag issue alongside Capitol Hill banter.

Adams Washington White House Eisenhower New England Sherman Adams New Hampshire George W Molly” Malone Nevada Oliver Presbrey Martha Rountree Miss Rountree Malone Molly Sclons Styles Bridges Joe sleCarthy Wisconsin Kari Mundt South Dakota Capitol Senate United States United Nations U. N New York City Massachusetts Ave New York U.N Short Line Railroad Association

Key quotes and views on defense and peace from U S leaders

Statements from Leverett Saltonstall Val Peterson Syngman Rhee Charles E. Wilson Ridgway Mundt Reed and Gough reflect NATO Korea and trade policy. They warn of air power needs, urge allied unity with free nations, call for vigilance against communism and discuss approach to Red China and peace talks.

Karl E. Mundt S. D China

Thurman Sensing Urges Return to Gold Standard Now

Thurman Sensing argues for returning to a gold standard as the only honest dollar policy. He asserts modern inflation and debt demand sound currency, cites 1879 and 1953 timing, and warns against delaying a moral shift in monetary policy.

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Eisenhower Popularity Shapes Senate Clash and leadership

The piece argues Eisenhower's high popularity could aid or hinder his legislative agenda. It weighs Senate power dynamics with Taft Knowland and Morse, Nixon’s tie breaking, and Bridges versus Adams in the 1954 scene, noting intra party tensions and potential outcomes for party control.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Franklin D. Roosevelt State Department Eisenhower Congress South New York Robert A. Taft Taft William Knowland Knowland White House Senate Nixon Morse Americans For Democratic Action France United States Byrd Russell Styles Bridges Sherman Adams New Hampshire Bridges Adams

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Knoxville, Tenn God Holy Peter Edson Dulles George Dixon Capitol Hill Uncle Sam Leverett Saltonstall Senate Armed Services Committee Federal Civil Defense Val Peterson India South Korea Syngman Rhee Air Force Defense Charles E. Wilson Korea M-Set Joseph K. Hensely, Jr Miami, Fla NATO Ridgway Daniel A. Reed N. Y House Ways and Means Committee Lewis K. Gough American Legion Thurman George Sokolsky
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