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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1953

Page

4

Danger of McCarthy Hearings Sparks Attorney Alarm

James Mattocks, a North Carolina attorney, witnessed an investigative hearing by Senator McCarthy's committee and warned against the disregard of due process, truth seeking, and the safeguards of judicial procedure. He urged balance, decency, and fairness to avoid dangers from both liberal excesses and governmental overreach.

Washington James Mattocks McCarthy North Carolina McCarthy Investigation Committee Mattocks Congress

The Love That Sent Him Focuses God's Unchanging Care

Condensed from The Mighty Saviour chapter on divine love. It emphasizes that God loves us now and forever, personally and unchangeably, freeing humanity from sin and empowering faithful living under Christ. The message urges responding with obedience and service to God.

Jesus Christ God Jesus Christ House of God America Holiness Santa Claus Goodspeed Calvary Arthur J. Moore Pierce & Smith Hinedon Cokesbury Press

Critics dispute size of economic advisory council

Washington experts clash over whether President Eisenhower should have a full three member Council of Economic Advisers or only a single adviser. With Congress cutting funds for a full staff, Dr. Arthur Burns serves alone while key Republicans push to terminate the CEA by April 1.

Washington NEA Eisenhower Council of Economic Advisers Congress CEA Arthur F. Burns Columbia University White House John Taber New York Richard Wigglesworth Massachusetts John Phillips California House Appropriations Committee Taber and Co House Council Truman Edwin G. Nourse Nourse Keyserling Leon H. Keyserling Mr. Keyserling

The War for Freedom and Individual Liberty

A mid-century reflection on freedom versus slavery as the defining battle of the era. The text argues that totalitarian ideologies erode individual rights, with Stalinism and fascism cited as threats to free thought, speech, and parliamentary governance, urging steadfast anti totalitarian resistance.

Europe Asia United States Great Britain

Morse Seeks Move from GOP to Democratic Side

Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon asks for permission to switch from the Republican to the Democratic side of the Senate citing personal reasons. He endured whispered insults from Senators Irving Ives and Herman Welker, while page boys collected autographs of the 83rd Congress.

Washington Wayne Morse Whatzit Oregon Senate Republican Party Centaur Morse Nixon Irving M. Ives New York Herman Welker Idaho Welker Ives Senator Welker United States Congress

Quotes on shoulders beauty politics and wartime comments

A collection of remarks from designers diplomats and military leaders. Howard Shoup notes beauty and shoulders as linked. Frank Wilson cites Hollywood marriage ages. Irwin Rietz Maxwell D Taylor and E M Almond offer views on uniforms Korea China and military radio support.

Appreciation and praise for local columnists and readers

A reader letters page thanks the Symphony Society for publicity and sends praise to columnists Bivins Ruark Dixon Winchell Nisbet and others. The editor notes Bivins is local and Ruark is North Carolinian now reporting globally with shifts to the amusement page.

Symphony Group Enterprise North Carolina Symphony Society Linda Luther P. S Mr. Nisbet Bivins Winchell Ruark Tome

Home Town Boy Makes Good Wins Ike Pride

President Eisenhower was presented a volume of 256 front pages showing his election. The Denison Texas Daily Herald headline "Home Town Boy Makes Good" pleased him most, reflecting his birthplace pride. Other items note clouds to be divorced tomorrow, free car washes at a plant, Las Vegas civic PR, a mother joke, Milwaukee density, and a cartoonist poll naming Truman and Marilyn Monroe as preferred subjects.

Eisenhower Ike Daily Herald Denison Tex Los Angeles Mirror Las Vegas Nev Examiner U. S Milwaukee Greater New York The National Cartoonists Society Harry S. Truman Marylin Monroe Marylin

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