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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1952
Page
4
The piece argues five Guilford County delegates will seek re election in 1951 despite past sacrifices and opponent indifference. It urges candidates to publicly admit enjoyment of the job and insistence on personal reasons for running rather than obligation, suggesting a more candid, enthusiastic approach.
Drew Pearson argues General Eisenhower should return to the United States this month to testify before Congress and address the public. He says Ike is already a candidate for the Republican nomination and has a duty to speak out, resign from NATO duties, and clarify his political position for Americans.
The High Point church announces Dr. C. Excelle Rozzelle will lead a week of evangelism at Wesley Memorial Methodist starting Sunday. Once based in Asheboro and Winston-Salem, Rozzelle is praised for preaching ability, courage, humor, and strong local ties.
NATO council in Lisbon reports progress toward about 50 combat divisions and a Western European army with Germany contributing large funds and troops. France seeks guarantees Germany will not dominate the army, while Nazilike nationalism and rearmament fears surface in West Germany amid Bonn talks.
The piece recalls the 1928 presidential race where Al Smith faced smear based on faith. It notes Smith’s Americanism and service, Hoover’s resistance to religious prejudice, and Smith’s belief that Hoover did not support biased claims. The author reflects on overheard perspectives from that era.
The article compares American and Soviet air power with focus on bombers interceptors and fighters. It cites MiG 15 versus F 86 Sabrejet battles in Korea, bomber developments like TU 4 and B 47, and notes U S jet engine and production progress and evolving aerial capabilities. It also covers political smears around Eisenhower and Taft, urging civility in campaigns.
A fragment reflecting views on American wealth attributing abundance to the creative agency of capitalism. The line centers on Lt General Albert Wedemeyer, presenting a political angle from a historical reflection.
The writer recalls March etymology from Mars and the Ides of March, linking his birth and career to the month. Personal memories unfold with childhood friends Ruth St. Denis and Pearl Worthington as a backdrop to a claim that Milton Smith coined baffle gab for Washington and U N bureaucrats.
A church pastor passes along a prose version of a Lent poem urging inner growth and light. The page also includes humor and reflections on church life, press relations with President Truman, religious ethics, and a lawyer witness exchange.
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