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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1952
Page
4
J B argues Americans must discard fear amid hints of hydrogen era power and recent changes in government. He asserts U S strength, invention, and resilience, warning fear undermines health and progress.
A discussion on English usage and spelling critiques school methods from phonetic to sight reading. It cites teachers, professionals, and anecdotes about misused words and classroom shifts toward faster reading over spelling accuracy. The piece advocates ongoing study and a united effort by educators to improve language proficiency.
London reports claim the Earl of Jowitt is writing a book that would exonerate Alger Hiss. Jowitt denies knowing who sent trial transcripts and notes the price would run into tens of thousands. The book is to be published by Hodder Stoughton in London with an American contract under negotiation.
Washington columnist Peter Edson analyzes early budget hurdles for the incoming president. He notes a projected 7 billion deficit by Jan 1 and outlines the timing for budget decisions, Congress, and the transition challenges from the Truman era.
Judge Julius Miner comments that a divorcing woman will be lonely without a TV set and asks what consolation a TV can provide on a cold night. Prof. Edward Shils argues against the McCarran Immigration Act, while noting U S science and greatness benefit from foreign scientists beyond conference talks.
After Ike's victory the Stork Club crowd cheers the GOP shift while a Canadian bettor bets 770000 to win 680000, tax free. The piece rebuts the New York Post's past anti-Communist stance, defending Eisenhower and criticizing Truman era policies and Stevenson’s potential unifying role.
A humorous column notes four-H club winners and chicken dishes with a memory of meals. It folds in political chatter about Ike and Nixon, plus a pastoral aside on rebuilding the Democratic Party and a critique of alcohol culture in High Point.
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