High Point Enterprise details 1952 masthead and staff
The High Point Enterprise from High Point North Carolina lists officers and staff including President Robert L. Thompson editor R. B. Terry and Treasurer C. W. Patterson Jr. The note states post office classification as second class matter under the 1878 act and provides circulation details with staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. DC
Robert L. Thompson
R. B. Terry
P. Bowls, Somer
C. W. Patterson, JR
Enemies of Labor The CIO AFL split harms unions in textile fights
The piece argues that internal labor leadership power struggles between CIO and AFL factions, notably in textiles, injure workers more than capital or management. It asserts jealousy and ambition among labor leaders undermine both unions and the industry while outsiders watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
AFL
South
Twua-Cio
Utw-Afl
American Federation of Labor
Murder and Mercy in Reinhart Case Sparks Debate
An editorial questions the Reinhart first degree murder verdict for hotel operator Albert Reinhart. It argues the jury erred by sparing his life with a mercy recommendation, contending he was either sane and deserving of the gas chamber or insane and needs confinement.
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Albert Raymond Reinhart
Emmett H. Bellamy
Wilmington
Reinhart
Central
Raleigh
alWnge
North Carolina
John Ringling North
These Days Gastronomic Interlude in Political Mockery
A fragmented column notes primaries and conventions melt bitterness by election time. Editors and columnists anticipate unified party shifts after contentious primaries, with Republicans and Democrats alike moving toward supporting their eventual nominees.
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Elena Wae Tenig
Ablican Party
Sas
Sat
Parades, roses, thieves and civic pleas in High Point
Junior High band members seek uniforms funded by the public with civic clubs backing the drive. A rose show invitation lists coordinators. Items on landscaping, foray riots at colleges, London tea thefts, and safety tips against home fixtures theft fill the column of assorted notes and anecdotes from High Point.
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High Point
Central Friends Annex
Rose Ty
H. R. Williamson
L. B. Dutton
E. A. Hatcher
Doctor MacMillan Named English Department Head at UNC Chapel Hill
The piece lauds Dr. William Dougald MacMillan IIT for becoming head of UNC Chapel Hill’s English Department. It notes his long association with UNC, rising from student to Kenan professor, and his global reputation for work on John Dryden. The author admires his scholarly rigor and predicts possible future deanship.
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William Dougald MacMillan
MacMillan
UNC
Chapel Hill
John Dryden
British Museum
London
Oxford University Press
Pearl Mesta’s Diplomatic Prowess Draws Attention Abroad
The U S envoy to Luxembourg Pearl Mesta urged audiences to praise General Eisenhower and President Truman alike. Her tact in mixing gracious entertaining with political commentary drew mixed Democrat approval, yet she pressed on with speeches and ambitions for an ambassadorship.
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Madam Pearl Mesta
United States
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Madam Pearl
Eisenhower
Europe
U. S
Pearl
Truman
Mesta
Charlotte
N. C
Circus publicity talk on fashion buzz and kissing ends
Circus publicity agent Frank Braden jokes about needing a fashion magazine at the circus to follow the act. Debra Paget quips over who ends a movie kiss as a director and actress clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Braden
Debra Paget
New York Theater and Film Notes Highlight 1952 Scene
A dense review roundup from New York covers Julie Harris’s star turn in I Am a Camera and R. Bing’s Met Opera plans. It notes Lily Pons’ Lakme role, The Male Animal at Music Box, and Desires Under the Iris by Carol Stone. Also mentioned are Isadora Duncan, Rube Gentry, Pat and Mike, and Critics’ takes on 1952 openings with brief raises on Hollywood pieces and TV plays.
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Julie Harris
Empire
Miss Harris
R. Bing
Met Opera
Yma Sumac
Lily Pons
Akoody
Sumac
Inerica
Music Box
Elliott Nugent
Hee Ter
Nancy
Wer Besbend
Carol Stone
Desire
Nght
Bob Hope
Rogers
Jane Russell
Paramount
Barker
Isadora Duncan
Miss de Carlo
San Francisco
Jennifer Jones
Ruth Etting
Col. Snyder
Shearer
MGM
West German peace treaty timeline stirs U.S. Senate plans
Washington officials forecast quick ratification of West Germany's peace contract by the U S Senate to beat a Russian peace offensive. If delayed until after January 1953 the risk of a new Senate arises, with adjournments and possible special sessions shaping the timetable.
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Washington
NEA
West Germany
U. S. Senate
Congress
U. S
Senate
San Francisco
Nover
Germany
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
Jean Monnet
Europe
Walter Hallstein
Schuman
Court of Justice
Western Europe
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