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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1952
Page
6
The piece notes Guilford County's five 1951 legislators will seek re election and argues for candid, candid language from lawmakers. It contrasts early resignation talk with persistent duty and urges politicians to admit enjoyment and value in service and to announce candidacies with clear personal motivation.
Drew Pearson argues General Eisenhower should return to the United States this month to testify before Congress and, next month, resign as NATO commander to campaign. He says Ike has been drafted as a candidate for the Republican nomination and has a duty to clarify his position and speak to national and international matters.
The Rev Dr C Excelle Rozzelle plans a week of evangelism at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in High Point starting next Sunday. The writer praises Rozzelle for his healing voice, humor, courage, and preaching ability and expects his visit to benefit the town.
NATO council meeting in Lisbon boosts Western Europe defense with plans for about 50 divisions and a large German contribution. France resists dominance fears while Germany faces rising nationalism and potential rearmament, amid U S and British concessions and ongoing political bickering.
The piece recalls the shameless smearing of Al Smith in 1928 for his Catholic and Jewish heritage, praising Smith and Hoover for their Americanism and friendship, and noting Hoover’s opposition to religiously charged attacks. A quoted uncle asserts Smith never believed Hoover endorsed religious discrimination.
The piece weighs American and Soviet aircraft by type, noting U S superiority in some areas and Russia’s edge in others. It cites MiG-15 versus F-86 performance, bomber developments like TU 4 and a future 31, and debate over armament and interceptors. It also shifts to a political aside praising Eisenhower and condemning smear campaigns in 1952 elections.
Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer remarks on American abundance reflecting the creative agency of capitalism. The quotation underscores the link between wealth and economic enterprise in a period of postwar debate.
In a March themed reminiscence, the piece traces the month’s name to Mars and recalls personal life events tied to March. It notes Milton Smith coining bafflegab for Washington and U N bureaucrats, defining the term as multisequence circumlocution. Page six.
A Provo Tribune column presents a prose poem Let Me Keep Lent by Rev. Harry Hawthorne of Emmanuel Lutheran Church and parries through church life remarks. It cites critics and disagreement in church governance and notes Roscoe Drummond on press relations with President Truman.
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