Isolationist Tag Hung on Taft in Morning Paper
The editorial discusses the label isolationist applied to Senator Taft and argues for a middle path between pure isolationism and global intervention. It recalls past mistakes with Russia policy and notes Taft's lean toward isolationism compared with Truman or Acheson, warning against both extremes.
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Taft
Ohio
United States
Europe
Russia
New Hampshire
Adams
Senator Taft
Harry Truman
Dean Acheson
Influenza Dilemma Faces High Point Schools
City Health Officer Dr. Loren Wallin and City Superintendent Charles Carroll weigh whether to close High Point schools and other child gathering places due to flu. Attendance figures and varying absentee rates drive timing, with a 20 percent threshold discussed. teachers urged to use thermometers and send febrile students home to protect others.
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Loren Wallin
Charles Carroll
High Point
Wallin
Which Shall It Be Which Shall It Be
A political column argues about U S actions in Korea and the China bomb debate. It accuses China of false germ weapon charges and urges decisive use of atomic weapons against Chinese bases if Korea stalemate persists. It questions options for withdrawal or escalation.
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Rell
China
United States
Korea
Manchuria
Bipartisan reminiscence of Barkley and Rayburn long service
Vice President Barkley and Speaker Rayburn celebrate 39 years in Congress. Barkley recalls alphabet advantage and committee assignments, noting clashes and camaraderie with Presidents Wilson and Coolidge. He shares stories of postmaster patronage and White House receptions.
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Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Congress
House
Rayburn
Paducah
Kentucky
Sam
Bonham
Texas
Union
William Charles Adamson
Georgia
Veep
Wilson
Ieleah
Nein
Ldge
Ponce
White House
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Nes
Warm Springs
Harry Truman
Martin
Lewis
Air Force budget under review amid jet fighter debate
An analysis by Robert Hotz discusses air power in Korea, noting the MIG-15 advantage over the F-86, Soviet support to Chinese forces, and limited American pilot training. The piece argues Congress must fund a robust 1953 Air Force budget to avoid false economy in fast-changing air supremacy.
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Korea
Robert Hotz
U. S. Air Force
China
United Aircraft
Hotz
U. S
Congress
Morris eyeing Truman as next target for purging
The piece swipes at Newbold Morris as a Republican reformer aimed at purifying the Truman Administration. It notes Morris’s invasively probing questionnaire of government workers, his flirtation with virtue and cantankerous humor, and hints at political ramifications if he resigns or pursues immunity and subpoenas.
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Truman
Newbold Morris
New York
Morris
Newbold
Fiorello la Guardia
Newark City
Coolidge
Hoover
Harding
Teapot Dome
Peng
Harry Ua Bemarty
Elk Hills
Congress
Washington
Brooklyn
Miles McDonald
Kefauver
Copyright
Features Syndicate, Inc
Tommy Flanagan
FD Mirror
Sredace
Tommy
Flanagan
FDR
President Roosevelt
Nehru and Hungary Ransom Admission Prompt Mixed Reactions
Ralph McGill notes Premier Nehru of India criticizes the Communist party while not rejecting its ideals. Sen Styles Bridges denounces Hungarian demand for ransom money for American airmen. comments reflect U S political debate on corruption and foreign policy.
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Sen. Styles Bridges
N. H
Hungary
Nehru
Communist Party
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Pandit Nehru
Subversive Cells Move to Hidden Urban Havens
D. Martin and J. Lewis describe how West Coast communist groups shifted from member homes to garages, mansions, beach houses, bunga los, and remote ranches as law enforcement pressure rose. Some literature circulated from Mexico. The piece recalls FDR Hyde Park as nonpolitical film.
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Mexico
Hyde Park
Library of Congress
Roosevelt
Hyde Pa
Youth and Leaders Shape High Point’s Forward Path
A reflective piece recalls High Point builders and church leaders who guided growth, contrasts past youth with 1952 youth, and notes a shift from rugged pioneer values to broader vision. It cites Dr. Kenneth Goodson on youth pressure, the Gay Nineties uplift, and lifelong learning beyond formal schooling.
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High Point
Kenneth Goodson
Woman's Club of
Greensboro
Thomas Ay
Eton College
Sub Rosa
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