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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1952

Page

4

New Hampshire Decides Ike Kefauver Boosts Outlook

In New Hampshire Eisenhower dominates the Republican primary and Kefauver defeats Truman by a wide margin. The result signals Ike’s strong vote pull and raises questions about Truman’s future as he may back a successor and the Democratic Party’s leadership.

New Hampshire Dwight D. Eisenhower Estes Kefauver Truman Key West Eisenhower Robert A. Taft Taft Ike Eisenhower Atlantic Kefauver Tennessee Yankee Land Bungler White House Harry S. Truman Democrats Harry Truman

National Smile Week Sparks Grins Over New Hampshire Polls

The Greens boro Daily News notes National Smile Week and mocks political optimism after Truman loses in New Hampshire. The piece hopes the primaries wash away eyewash and the federal government improves, ending with a call to keep smiling.

Greensboro Daily News Truman New Hampshire

Wish of Narvik girl Becomes aid for Korea children

A six year old Narvik girl wished to send clothes to Korean children after learning of war suffering. Her parents asked funeral guests to bring children's clothes, yielding 20 woolen sweaters and nine scarves sent to Korea by the Norwegian Red Cross. The piece extols the American Red Cross and its global relief work, including floods in Kansas and Missouri.

Narvik Norway Korea Norwegian Red Cross Red Cross of Red Cross American Red Cross Kansas Missouri Italy India South America

Poodle haircut headline shocks Washington club leader

A humor column mocks Mrs. Joseph R. Farrington president of the National Federation of Womens Republican Clubs for sporting a poodle haircut. The piece compares her appearance to political figures and notes a WAC major as a punchline.

Washington Joseph R. Farrington National Federation of Womens Republican Clubs Fluffy India Edwards Democratic National Committee

Energy Commission seeks authority to carry side arms

The Energy Commission requests explicit authority for guards couriers and certain personnel to carry firearms in performance of duties. It has never had such authority before. The writer notes the irony given the nuclear threat and questions the scope of arming officials.

Energy Commission AEC Moscow

Backlash on Blacklists and Red Channels Spark Debate

A column examines anti Communist blacklists in media and the rights of performers to choose their associations. It cites Ira Marion and the Radio Writers Guild and notes public rejection as a factor in employment. It also touches on Senatorial inquiries and NATO talks.

Kirsten Flagstad United States Metropolitan Love House Carnegie Hall Paul Robeson Radio T.V Ira Marion Radio Writers Guild of the Authors League of America, Inc Marion Mr. X Hollywood Writers Mobilization House Committee On Un-American Activities King Features Syndicate, Inc

Quotes and forecasts from early Cold War debates

The record cites Soviet delegate Alexei Pavlov warning the UN against colonial meddling. It notes Ferruccio Parri predicting Europe faced four threats War Bolshevism Inflation and Unemployment. It also quotes Rep A L Miller Nebraska expressing support for MacArthur as the Republican candidate.

Europe Ferruccio Parri

Ike to Lead Loyalist Parade in April

The Veterans of Foreign Wars expect General Eisenhower to headline their Loyalty Day Parade in mid April. Not a campaign kickoff, the event centers on salute to service and a show of unity. The piece notes other society items and ongoing rumors surrounding famous figures.

Eisenhower Susan Yorke Finney Billingsley Richard Hudnut Bali Fannie Hurst Evelyn Johnson Bob Johnson Shamrock Hotel Houston Texas Bob Dunn Roosevelt Hospital

Official Figures On UN Plane Losses In Korean War

Washington reports 818 UN aircraft losses over 20 months from June 1950 to Feb 1952 with 362 Communist losses, and a Navy operational loss total of 407 planes. Casualties include 348 killed in Air Force action and 182 Navy. total casualties around 2272. Navy sorties and shore-based Marine roles highlighted. overall UN air supremacy noted but war ongoing.

Washington NEA United Nations U. S. Air Force U. S. Naval U. S. Marine Navy Air Force Naval Aviation Carrier Ov Cascape Yalu U. S Korea

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