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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise published editions in the afternoon and Sunday morning, detailing local news, events, and notices for the High Point area.
The piece argues political campaigns include smear tactics by others, not always the candidate. It cites Governor-nominate Umstead denying knowledge of a filthy pamphlet against Judge Olive, noting candidates rarely control every supporter and that both sides may use hard blows yet assume the candidates themselves aren’t responsible.
The article argues the Russian action over a Swedish rescue plane mirrors a past Baltic incident and serves Moscow’s aim to project strength. It contends Kremlin fabrications about germ warfare mislead Europeans and reflect a deeper weakness in Soviet economics, not a coming war.
The federal judge Harold R. Medina moved a antitrust trial and 40 lawyers to Ebbets Field, where they watched the Dodgers lose to the Giants 6-2. A defense attorney and a government attorney sat on opposite sides as everyone enjoyed the outing. The letter urges Chief Justice Vinson to take Phil Murray and Ben Fairless to watch Pittsburgh Pirates games and to consider a public strike settlement in writing.
A small crowd watches a perspiring Negro man as he props four new tires across Ponce de Leon Avenue and cheers when he finally succeeds after several starts. The scene, witnessed in Atlanta, highlights local resilience under hardship.
Oklahoma Senator A. S. Mike Monroney reacts to the crate around the Indian scalping statue on the Capitol steps. Architect David Lynn explains the crate protects against debris as dome repairs proceed, prompting Monroney to threaten a removal bill.
A historical column argues neutralism weakens the United States by appealing in Britain to avoid confrontation with the Soviet Union. It notes Bevan’s influence, Gromyko's role, and Britain's potential leadership in Europe, while analyzing NATO, UN, Bonn, and East West trade amidst American political uncertainty. It references Eisenhower, Taft, Dulles, and Buckingham-era figures with satirical asides.
A collection of remarks by Rep. A S Herlong Jr Senator Pat McCarran and actress Liz Scott. They discuss fair treatment for all individuals regardless of status and contrast American literary sources with Russia. The remarks touch on security for travelers and performers and reflect mid century political and cultural viewpoints.
A Princeton commencement reflection on education notes that graduates are better prepared today but must continue learning. Other items discuss dogs on the luxury liner United States, ship costs and subsidies, MacArthur's presidential prospects, and a humorous Danville speedway exchange. The piece blends editorial voice with brief notes on culture, technology, and public policy.
International surveys show Britons Germans and Swedes broadly pro U S while Italians wary of Allied WWII bombing. Europeans rate themselves Brave Intelligent Peace-loving and Americans as Practical Generous but also Materialistic Self-centered. Russia seen as Warlike and Aggressive by many unless sympathizers differ.
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