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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1952
Page
2
Asheville based American Enka Corp and United Textile Workers of America AFL signed a three year contract with annual reopenings. About 500 union members approved the pact this morning and the company will maintain a five year company paid pension plan. The old contract expired at noon yesterday.
Moline police are investigating a domestic incident involving Earl McGlaughlin, the city's championship pistol shot, who allegedly threatened an angry woman at her cell door. The case centers on his reported actions and subsequent police response.
In North Korea a U S Sabre jet shot down a Communist aircraft during dawn combat northwest of Korangpo. Maj Donald Adams of Mt Clemens Michigan credited with the victory as ground fighting and naval actions follow. casualties and other details noted.
James Patrick McGranery, 56, named as third attorney general to lead a cleanup of corruption in Truman's administration. The Philadelphia-born official is expected to rebut Republican critics who question his fitness and will assume duties today, with plans to reform the Justice Department amid ongoing political pressure.
Mordecai Johnson of Howard University in Washington decries policies creating inferior status for colored people. He warns that new states’ segregated citizenship harms America and condemns sectarianism and Dixiecrats as reaction to a world based on human dignity. He fears Christians deny human unity.
James Marlow notes the public’s lack of understanding about foreign aid as Congress debates funding. Eisenhower warns against deep cuts while Taft argues for larger reductions, triggering a sharp split between on scene military leaders and lawmakers back home. Connally presses for minimum cuts and questions who knows best how much aid is needed.
Doris Ann Hall, 13, crowned nation’s best schoolchild speller, returns to Hudson North Carolina to a greeting by Winston-Salem Journal, Sentinel, WSJS staff and local delegations. She will face further welcomes as she resumes homeward duties after her Washington victory.
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