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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1953

Page

4

Dramatic N C DAR Session Opens With Banquet And Gala Views

The 53rd annual North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution opens in High Point with a gala banquet honoring allied groups. Gertrude Carraway is touted for national president general, Senator Clyde R. Hoey speaks at a Wednesday dinner, and State Regent Mrs. James F. Lambeth will crown with a bridal bouquet, marking a week of events and community hospitality.

North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution D.A.R North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists United States Daughters of 1812 North Carolina Society of the Daughters of Colonial Wars Gertrude Carraway North Carolina United States Clyde R. Hoey James F. Lambeth Thomasville Arthur Corpening Sheraton High Point Red Cross American National Red Cross Dwight D. Eisenhower

North Carolina Faces Skilled Labor Shortage, Seeks Homegrown Talent

Ernest C. McCracken of the State Employment Security Commission told Asheville Society for the Advancement of Management the state loses 30,000 to 50,000 skilled workers yearly to other states due to limited local opportunities. He urged leveraging home industry growth to keep trained workers in Tar Heel State and to attract new industry.

North Carolina Ernest C. McCracken State Employment Security Commission Asheville The Society For the Advancement of Management McCracken Tar Heelia

Tracking Communists Infiltration Across American Institutions

The piece argues that three congressional committees are pursuing the pattern of Russian and Communist infiltration used as a weapon of war. It contends infiltration and propaganda are primary non-conventional tools, noting Alger Hiss was exposed by the House Committee on Un-American Activities after DOJ involvement.

Russia Alger Hiss House Committee On Un-American Activities Department of Justice

The Mad House Andersons Tells Benson Prayer May Be Timely

Washington columnist notes Eva Taft Benson plans to open staff meetings with prayer. He jokes about how farm policy may push such measures. The piece also covers street-sign confusion near the White House and observations on Soviet infiltration in universities.

Andersons Benson Washington Eva Taft Benson Clinton P. Anderson Anderson New Mexico Eisenhower Truman Ike White House

Rozzelle Named Religion and Philosophy Professor at High Point College

High Point College announces Dr C Excelle Rozzelle will join as Professor of Religion and Philosophy this fall. The hiring fills the shoes of the late Dr P E Lindley and strengthens a department led by Dr W R Locke with Miss Clarice Bowman as assistant professor. Rozzelle’s prior work as minister and administrator plus his known teaching ability are highlighted as a valuable addition to the college’s religious education faculty.

C. Excelle Rozzelle High Point College P. E. Lindley W. R. Locke Clarice Bowman

Age 13 Marriage Advice Sparks City Hostility

A Hobbs New Mexico paper highlights a mother who married off her 13-year-old daughter to a 33-year-old man, claiming she believed the groom was 27. The story urges mothers granting 13-year-old marriages to verify the groom’s age, suggesting keeping him no older than 32.

el Paso Rascal Hobbs, N. M. News-Sun

Beauty aids as deductible expenses for workers

San Francisco tax consultants argue beauty products used by secretaries receptionists and wives could qualify as business expense deductions on income tax. They say grooming helps women gain and keep jobs in offices restaurants nursing and home life and even gifts like perfume or bath salts might be deductible under the ruling.

Pennsylvania Avenue N.W White House East Executive Avenue Madison Place Vermont Avenue 15Th Street 15Th Eisenhower 14Th 15Th and Ike West Executive Avenue Jackson Place Connecticut Avenue 17Th Street 17Th K Streets 18Th Gallinger Hospital San Francisco

Jefferson-Jackson Dinner in Raleigh Draws 600 for Five Dollar Feast

The Jefferson-Jackson Dinner, sponsored by the National Democratic Committee, drew about 600 guests paying over 30,000 dollars for a five dollar dinner. Senator Richard Russell spoke on Democratic principles, with dignified applause and limited intensity, as conservatives led the event and a shift away from ultra liberal voices emerged.

National Democratic Committee North Carolina Russell Richard Russell Chicago Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson National Committee Democratic Party Washington Clyde Hoey Willis Smith Luther Hodges William Umstead Kerr Scott Roosevelt Truman Cecil Mitchell

Daffodils and Prophecies Echo in Winter’s Wake

A column blends observations of early spring bloom and nature poetry with notes on Red Cross membership drives led by the Eisenhower era, plus a reflection on Dirksen’s faith in human spirit. It reviews Mother Shipton lore, 19th century fiction authors, and ends with a quip about a bereaved widow’s insurance question.

Amy Lowell Shipton England R. J. Clinard Mother Shipton S. Baker Mother Shiptoin Yorkshire Jules Verne France Edward Bellamy America

Notable quotes on FEPC and speed politics from public figures

A compilation of remarks from Hubert Humphrey, Turkish Brigadier Sirri Acar, Nelson Eddy, Edith Lutyens, Dewey Short, Yvonne De Carlo, and Paul Blaisdell. The quotes touch on civil rights, perseverance, personal enjoyment, stagecraft, draft policy, love at first sight, and the limits of human design for high speed travel. The collection reflects mid-century public discourse and diverse perspectives.

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