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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1952

Page

4

Red Trick of Delusion: Russia Pushes for German Peace Conference

The Kremlin proposes a unified Germany with an independent military, free economy, and possible eastern territory gains. Western powers doubt the offer, noting it serves to split Germany and undermine Western defense unity, while maintaining skepticism about troop withdrawal and real concessions.

Russia Germany Kremlin Poland Saar Adenauer Kurt Schumacher Britain France Europe Soviet Union Moscow West

European correspondents tour American life ends with Iowa snow drift tale

Eleven top European newspaper men on a Pentagon briefing goodwill tour return home wiser after a weekend on an Iowa farm buried in 12 foot snow. The visit included factory tours in Bridgeport and Cleveland and stops at Pensacola and Eglin Field for military demonstrations.

Washington NEA U. S Iowa Pentagon State Department Mutual Security Agency Harry Paris London America Rockies Europe New York Bridgeport Cleveland The Grange Farm Bureau John Anderson Manchester England Guardian Andy Anderson Anderson Samaritans Mercy Tennessee Florida Air Force Navy Pensacola Eglin Field

National Leave Us Alone Week Sparks Satirical Chaos

A spoof column lampoons federal proclamations for National Leave Us Alone Week and a slew of implausible commemorations. It riffs on a 17 year old letter to Senator Chavez and mocks overlong promotional weeks listed by the Government Printing Office for 15 cents.

Washington Frances Ortiz Dennis Chavez New Mexico Belinda Ortiz Albuquerque Beli U. S. Department of Commerce F. L. ‘Moorman Aes. Ga Moorman Corinne Griffith Department of Commerce Secretary of Commerce Charles Sayner Govt. Printing Office

Debating American Foreign Policy Faces Political Pressure

Leaders across parties fear restricting discussion on Acheson policies, the Marshall Plan, ECA aid, Korea, and China. They warn an election must include thorough policy debate to avoid blindly continuing costly, risky foreign programs and to curb missteps by officials.

Ana State Department ECA China Truman Fair Acheson Henry Cabotte Jr United States Lodge Great Britain France Soviet Russia Teheran Yalta W. Averell Harriman Russia Tom Connally

Red herrings and witch hunts cited in political quotes

Quotes label anti communist inquiries as red herrings and a witch hunt while politicians warn against rolling back progress. James P. Kemn asserts catching witches. Blair Moody predicts rejection of any who turn back the clock. Manly Fleischmann cites reliance on allies to defend borders and supply materials.

James P. Kemn Sen Blair Moody D., Mich

Verdant Season Returns to New York in Spring Tone

A lively column notes spring's arrival in New York with vivid urban imagery and mentions film, theater, and radio happenings. It highlights The Greatest Show on Earth at Music Hall tying a record 11 week run, while naming figures like Edgar Bergen and C B Demillie in entertainment and political snippets. The piece ends hinting at page six for more.

New York Music Hall C. B. DeMillie Ziff-Davis Edgar Bergen Ma Impellitteri Egate Tammany Fitztrick Nnesota

New FCC Member Seen as Speaker’s Nephew

A locally drafted column reflects on wealth and poverty through H R Broadhurst’s remarks during a flight to Chicago. It contrasts Socrates’s virtues with modern riches and calls for understanding between rich and poor amid welfare debates.

FCC H. R. Broadhurst Chicago Mr. Broadhurst Socrates Cicero Horace Britain Preyer

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