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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1952

Page

5

New Faces In Politics Demand Change In New Hampshire

Returns from the New Hampshire presidential primary show a demand for new faces among a minority of voters. Eisenhower swept the Republican delegation and the overall vote, while Kefauver won all 12 Democratic delegates, signaling potential shifts but not nominating convention outcomes.

Washington New Hampshire Sen Estes Kefauver Tennessee Truman South Robert A. Taft Dwight D. Eisenhower Taft Eisenhower Ike Kefauver Nebraska Wisconsin Ohio Oregon California New Jersey Harold E. Stassen Earl Warren Grant Ritter MacArthur

Student considered mental patient in Wisconsin shooting

District Attorney Richard Bardwell said Leonard Stahlmann will not stand trial after a psychiatric exam finds he suffers from dementia praecox, a severe mental disorder. He will be committed to Central State Hospital. William Loeb of Winnetka Illinois, shot Feb 29 in the university chemistry lab, has been released from the hospital.

Madison Wis Richard Bardwell Leonard Stahlmann Bardwell Stalmann Central State Hospital William Loeb Winnetka Ill Wisconsin University

Tito vows Stepinac cannot resume Yugoslav primate role

Marshal Tito announced he will never permit Archbishop Alois Stepinac to resume his position as Roman Catholic primate of Yugoslavia. Though released from prison four months ago, Stepinac is confined to his home town and called "the former archbishop" by the government during a two hour interview with 41 American editors publishers and broadcasters at Tito's official residence.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Alois Stepinac Stepinac

New Political Cloud Over Senate After Surprise Move to Bring Eisenhower Back

A surprise bid by Sen. McMahon to summon Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to testify on foreign aid stirs a political storm in the Senate. Ike faces pressure amid party and opposition concerns about timing and campaign implications while discussions on a $7.9 billion mutual security fund continue.

Senate Eisenhower Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Sen McMahon D-Conn Truman Mehon H. Alexander Smith New Jersey Ike Sen. Connally D-Tex Setebdanes NATO Gillette D-la Smith Sen. Sparkman D-Ala

Admiral Reveals Hush-Hush Sparrow Guided Missile

Navy Admiral testifies before a Senate subcommittee on a secret guided missile named Sparrow. Rear John B. Moss says it can track and destroy enemy planes at three to four miles, with development between experimental and production stages. Navy spokesman cautions Moss statements were vague and not official status.

Elton C. Fay Washington Pentagon Navy John B. Moss Senate Sma Moss Sinaco Adm. Moss Tong Tioe Development

Paris starlet’s wardrobe mishap at Folies Bergere

Yvonne Menard drew extra applause when her Gstring slipped during a Folies Bergere dance. She calmly retrieved the prop, faced away, readjusted it, and continued the performance.

Paris Yvonne Menard Folies Bergere

Woman and four children die in home fire at Walker Valley

A fire at a Walker Valley New York home killed a woman and at least four of her nine children. Police and private cars carried survivors to Middletown hospital where the father and two more children were treated for burns. The body of a fifth child was believed to be in the ruins.

Walker Valley N. Y Leas Harry Remy Rose Henry Louis

Ethel Barrymore Enters TV Field

Hollywood reports Ethel Barrymore signs a long term contract for a series named The Ethel Barrymore Theater. She will act and commentate in half hour programs produced by Lee Savin with production to begin next month.

Hollywood Ethel Barrymore The American Theater Miss Barrymore Lee Savin

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