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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1952

Page

4

Hatteras Seashore National Park Revival Seen as Big North Carolina Boost

The revival of the Hatteras Seashore National Park plan could bring vast tourist money to North Carolina, linking the Smoky Mountains and the coast. Officials say about 1.3 million dollars remains to be funded with half covered by an anonymous donor, and the state may cover the rest.

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Studies In Mark's Gospel Foreword From The Enterprise

The article explains the shift to studying the Gospel According to Mark for the summer religious page, tracing Mark's background from Jewish roots to his role with Peter and Paul. It notes Mark's focus on action, his Gentile audience, and the idea that the gospel is a second chance. It ends with a exhortation to maintain faith despite challenges.

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The Mad House and Alabama’s 1940 Convention Role

An essay argues Alabama as a pivotal state in upcoming presidential conventions. It suggests Alabama can influence Taft or others by where its delegation votes, shaping bandwagons for favorite sons and impacting the Democratic and Republican contests. It notes Alabama’s symbolic role and mentions Kefauver and Montgomery figures in a stream of political analysis.

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Eisenhower Berlin questions and Oscar Ewing fringe

A 1950s column surveys Eisenhower’s Berlin decisions and the Berlin airlift. It recalls his 1949 New York Bar talk and 1952 remarks, contrasts aims with the Elbe line, and notes a tongue in cheek invitation to be Oscar Ewing’s friend amid a Grass Roots fundraising push.

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Quotes on morals faith and censorship from mid century figures

A collage of remarks from General Eisenhower singer Ezio Pinza and others on threats to country culture and faith. It cites Webb Follin Johnny Arzoomanian and Eric Johnston praising Supreme Court move against state censorship in cinema as a step toward freedom.

Supreme Motion Picture Association Eric Johnston

Taft Ike split rages as New York rally looms

In New York taft must weaken fast for Eisenhower to win as Taft aides clash with backers over convention strategy. Texas delegates spark conflict while Truman era figures loom and MacArthur could join Taft's cabinet. Senate contests and polling hint a close battle ahead of the convention.

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Election Predictions More Difficult In '52

Dr. Louis Bean, economist and poll analyst, says pre convention methods cannot predict outcomes for the 1952 nomination. He notes imponderables, multiple candidates, and unpredictable strikes, crime charges, cost of living, and Korea's war impact. Bean cites 55 percent Democratic voting trend and outlines current Senate and House party splits.

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