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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1952
Page
4
The piece argues toll roads are practical to relieve growing traffic and that North Carolina should build toll turnpikes across regions. It cites New Jersey’s experience showing rapid traffic growth funding roads in 15 years or less and urges expanding toll-funded highways nationally to relieve congestion and fund rapid expansion.
The piece recalls Jesus calling Simon Peter Andrew James and John from their nets at the Sea of Galilee with the words follow me to become fishers of men. It notes their impulsive yet imperfect responses and how Jesus chose a diverse group for his ministry, shaping the Twelve and their mission in the early church.
Disclosure that the State Department has quietly begun a program to send ambassadors to state capitals ignites Senate concern. Foreign service officers are to advise governors on international affairs. initial deployments to California and Michigan raise questions about scope and congressional consultation.
The column presents an eye witness recounting the Elbe crossing in 1945, noting Eisenhower's halt order and stalled advance toward Berlin. It links troop decisions to political attacks by Taft partisans and humorously cites senators' remarks on ambassadorial posts and security checks.
The remarks cite Senator Robert Kerr and other figures touching on Democratic nomination dynamics and public slogans. The text notes concerns about East Germany building its own armed forces to secure peace amid references to Grotewohl and broader Cold War tensions.
Washington report details John W. Hanes and Lindsay Warren urging subsidy cuts for the S S United States luxury liner a proposed 28 million purchase price with 70 million build cost and 24 million to 18 million subsidies tied to defense and maritime law the pushbacks claim high taxes and government aid erode enterprise.
A sweeping, gossip filled column reports on Owen Lattimore and a Senate probe expected to indict him, an elusive witness in Europe, and a New York Grand Jury subpoena. It tracks Ambassador William O Dwyer’s rumored moves, aging socialites, divorces, marriages, and fashion chatter from New York to Paris with sketches of public figures and media buzz.
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