Publication masthead with editors and rates
Afternoon paper lists President Robert L. Thompson as editor with D A Rawlex secretary and W Patterson Jr as adv director. Circulation manager Charles B. Loflin. Subscription rates show 3 months 3.25 and 6 months 6.50 by mail.
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Ghia Etree Marisa Ims Epagaise
B.D
Eves
Robert L. Thompson
D. A. Rawlex
Sreeenres Co
W. Patterson, JR
Adv
Charles B. Loflin
Red Cross drive asks High Point to aid war service relief
An appeal urges High Point residents to contribute 29912 to the American Red Cross outlining the need for wartime and disaster relief. The piece explains dues history, the penny a day goal, and that all services cost $85 million annually, funded by the public. It expresses confidence in local participation.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Korea
High Point
America
Party Loyalty and Electoral Allegiance in Political Life
The piece argues that party loyalty can override personal judgment in politics. It cites Governor Kerr Scott’s stated willingness to back any Democratic nominee, implying many officials prioritize party label over individual merit or national interest. The author questions loyalty’s moral limits in public service.
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Kerr Scott
Democratic Party
Harry Truman
Harry Vaughan
Alger Hiss
Maragon
Pendergast
Bread of Life and Lent Reflections for Lent Guide
The article links Jesus saying I am the bread of life to Lent and fasting. It discusses his sustained mission, tempering hunger with spiritual sustenance, and urges believers to seek divine will, humility, and fellowship during Lent. It cites biblical scenes with the Samaritan woman and the Mount of Temptation and urges practical Lent goals.
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Jesus
Cemre
St. John
God
Galilee
Jacob's Well
John the Baptist
Christ
W.A.B
Kefauver Plea Trails Gambling Verdict in Manchester
Senator Estes Kefauver during a New Hampshire stop shakes hands with courtroom spectators and two jurors after a trial in Manchester ends with guilty verdicts on gambling charges. The scene provokes his irritation while officials announce a Navajo Hopi apprenticeship plan amid industry opposition and a costly debate over tribal education programs.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
Alf
Truman
Kefauver
Aaw
Weighing Race Attitudes in American Foreign Policy
A column argues that American racism undermines diplomacy from Central and South America to Africa. It cites subUrbia prejudice, the Sing Sheng case, and Kashmiri anti Aryan sentiment as dangers to alliances abroad. The piece warns that contempt for nonwhite peoples threatens allied trust and may cost American lives.
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Central
South America
Africa
Seven Seas
Southwood Tract
California
Guatemala
Pakistan
Philippines
China
India
Hongkong
Panama Canal
Panama
Asia
Mexico
Suez
Lam
Voice of America
Soviet Russia
Kuomintang
Central and
Quotes on Peace and Leadership from 1952 Officials and Public Figures
A collection of contemporaries brief remarks on peace prospects in 1952, Eisenhower’s political stance, Communist arms talks, and lighter notes on wartime heroes. Includes Winston Churchill, Sen. Paul Douglas, Vice Admiral Turner Joy, Ray Sugar Robinson, John Foster Dulles, and Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
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Eisenhower
Hampon
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
The Monk and Sophie in a Yardside Bar Tale
In Hickey's Gardens the Monk, a disciplined dance hall patron, clashes with Sophie Jarvotnick whose schemes drive events. Mage ejects troublemakers as Max Peacemaker intervenes and the pair face social exile. Sophie ultimately seeks a future with the Monk as they plan marriage.
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Hickey’s
Hickey’s Gardens
Sophie Jarvotnick
Magee
Sophie
Political battle over expanding Korea war strategy in Washington
The article surveys how lawmakers from Taft to Byrnes urge tougher actions against Communist China, urging air and naval strikes and even Nationalist forces. It notes military constraints, potential Soviet involvement, and the political risk of turning Korea into a broader war.
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Washington
NEA
China
Pentagon
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Einof Ae
Korea
Byrnes
Williamsburg
Taft
Seattle
Southeast Asia
Truman
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Formosa
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
Manchuria
Senator Kerr
Oklahoma
Ellender
Louisiana
Sparkman
Alabama
Magnuson
Moo
Red China
UU. S. Seventh Fleet
Formosa Straits
Russia
Soviet Russia
Quotes on war, democracy, and freedom from leaders
A collection of remarks from Gen Hoyt Vandenberg Maj Gen Howard Turner Maharya of Jodhpur and Justice William C Douglas. The speakers discuss preparedness to face future dangers the role of democracy and the paradoxes of freedom in modern politics.
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Hoyt Vandenberg
Howard Turner
Maharya
Jodhpur
India
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
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