Ike's Second Term Hinge On Peace Prospects
Industrialist Paul Hoffman says President Eisenhower will decide on a second term based on world peace prospects. Hoffman cites Eisenhower's commitment to establishing lasting peace and notes the January February international scene could determine whether he seeks another term or retires to his Gettysburg farm.
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Ike
Paul G. Hoffman
Fisenhower
Hoffman
Eisenhower
Mr. Hoffman
Geneva
Gettysburg
Europe
John E. Piland
Private ownership push tests desegregation bans
Raleigh correspondent Lynn Nisbet notes a forthcoming challenge to court orders banning segregation. Exemptions from taxes may label churches and privately run schools and hospitals as publicly supported, risking inclusion in desegregation rulings. Orphanages receiving token state funds likely fall under the ban, while other entities may face court action soon.
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YMCA
YWCA
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Press scrutiny and monopoly claims spark editorial debate
The Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel reports critics accuse the press of bias and a one party monopoly while defenders argue newspapers offer diverse opinions, responsible coverage, and services derived from scale. Readers and officials weigh in on whether press influence shaped 1952 politics or misled the public.
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Washington
Winston-Salem
Francis Pickens Miller
Virginia
Eisenhower
White House
Mr. Truman
Mr. Roosevelt
Daily Press
Kerr Scott faction mulls backing for Ervin and Hodges race
A Durham YDC convention shows Kerr Scott backing Ervin for re election with no other clear endorsements. The plan is to avoid strong organization unless a real contest emerges, with token opposition likely for Hodges and possible Scott support for Lieutenant Governor candidates.
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Kerr Scott
Con Ervin
Scott
Seaten +oe
Terry Sanford
Cates
YDC
Durham
Senator Ervin
Scott Group
Ervin
Hodges
Scott Folks
Kidd Brewer
Guy
Ant
Machine politics loom over state race and convention
The piece notes a powerful new machine forming in state politics to reduce the need for factional bargaining in the governor contest. It highlights the national Democratic convention delegation fight, naming figures such as Gregg Cherry, Clyde Hoey, William Umstead, Joe Blythe, Melville Broughton, Kerr Scott, and Kerr Scott's gubernatorial bid.
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Philadelphia
Gregg Cherry
Clyde Hoey
William Umstead
United States Senate
Joe Blythe
National Committee
Melville Broughton
Umstead
Kerr Scott
Cherry
Broughton
Scott
Notes on the News political faction struggles and leadership
A 1948 to 1953 South era party power struggle is chronicled with Broughton Scott Kerr and Stevenson figures. The piece notes competing leadership factions and the delay of a clear head for the state delegation to future national conventions, highlighting Hodges and Senator Hodges versus Hodges battle for control.
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Broughton - Scott
Nyyear
Broughton
Scott
Adlai Stevenson
Russell
Georgia
Stevenson
North Carolina
Kerr Scott
United States
Perha
Hodges
One-Party System Risks Tyranny and Democratic Debate
A political column argues that bipartisanship discourages real debate and warns that an ongoing one party dominance could lead to tyranny. It critiques investigations of Republicans by Democratic-led committees, questions executive overreach, and notes the persistence of institutions beyond presidential popularity.
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Romevelt
Truman
Congress
White House
Jenner
Department of Agriculture
Hele
Ezra Taft Benson
Heart Center plan eyed as business case grows
North Carolina Heart Association official says High Point pursues a heart center with private rooms and expert care, arguing a 15 percent higher survival rate makes it a strong business proposition. Trustees race to raise an extra 350000 dollars amid real estate shifts and charity scrutiny as local leaders ponder county city government center plans.
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William W. Woods
North Carolina Heart Association
High Point
Eisenhower
Forbes Magazine
Heart Center
Bill Ragsdale
Olf J. Elwood Cox
City Hall
Beirut
Lebanon
Edith Plagier
Thomas B. Winston
Peggy Davis
An-Nida
Enterprise
Sears
Doe Temple
Continental
C. R. Moore
Doe Snider
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
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Eanesees
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Eeeeeusiness
B. Lorian Speese
N.C
Republican Party
Dulles
Wilson
Nixon
Knowland
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
Puddy
Chicago
Cameron Morrison
American Newspaper Publishers
George Sokolsky
Hope Chest
Holt McPherson
United Fund
Family Service Bureau
Gee
Welfare Department
Symer Ligt Aang Diigo Nsihemese
Agin Degst
Capus Waynick
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Waynick
Henry Jordan
Cedar Falls
Luther Hodges
Textile Insurance Company
Highway
Dr. Jordan
Hodges- Jordan
Jordan
Arthur Kirkman
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