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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1952
Page
3
New York report shows private debt has doubled since World War II with individuals and unincorporated businesses climbing 120 percent. Total debt including federal and local government nears 390 billion dollars amid rising installment credit and consumer obligations.
President elect Eisenhower plans meetings in New York with key GOP figures including Taft Wiley Lodge and Dodge after leaving Augusta for Korea. He may first meet Truman at the White House to discuss international and domestic issues as security preparations for Korea intensify.
In Payson Utah Shirl Kelsey 17 was kneeling beside a deer he had shot when the animal convulsively kicked and struck his gun causing the firearm to discharge and hit him in the thigh. The incident occurred as the hunter prepared to butcher the deer.
UDC delegates in Biloxt plan a $320,000 memorial building in Richmond to honor women of the Confederacy. The fireproof white stone structure on state‑donated land will be named the Memorial Building to the Women of The Confederacy, with an $8 member contribution toward costs. Judge William Beard proposes cohosting meetings with the Sons of Confederate Veterans. In Washington, the Agriculture Department pins 1952 corn crop at 3,256,550,000 bushels as the second largest on record due to ideal weather.
CARBONDALE IL AP Robert H Shaffer dean of men at Indiana University and president of the National Personnel Guidance Association urged student leaders at Southern Illinois University to challenge authority. He said a dean has more trouble with quiet students than with those who voice opposition forthrightly.
Neptune is estimated to have about 17 times Earth's mass and a density roughly a quarter of Earth's. The data reflect planetary composition and gravitational structure used in astronomical modeling.
Paul Mellinger 23 owns one of the nation's largest bell collections totaling 1,897 pieces valued at 3,000 dollars. The trove includes 200 bells he brought back from Korea.
Pennsylvania mineral production maintains a value well above one billion dollars annually, placing it second only to Texas in national figures. The report highlights the sector’s economic weight amid broader U.S. mining activity.
United Nations officials say Trygve Lie is unlikely to reconsider his resignation as secretary general. Rumors cite possible bids for an assembly request to stay, while Romulo is seen as a leading successor. Eden urges a new approach to POWs as Korea armistice talks stall amid cautious optimism and Soviet resistance.
In Westbrook Maine a cat named Snookie was trapped in a ceiling of a new house for a week. His faint meows drew rescuers who freed him. The piece notes similarities between ancient Egyptian religious writings and Gospel excerpts.
Preparatory meetings for the 33rd Public Welfare Institute are set in Raleigh. The North Carolina Chapter of the American Association of Social Workers meets this afternoon, the County Welfare Supervisors session tonight, and the Case Workers group tomorrow afternoon. About 500 attendees are expected as Dr. Ellen Winston outlines the theme. Clyde Linville Jr. of the University of Tennessee will speak on assisting people to help themselves. A panel on expanding welfare services follows. The program runs through Friday afternoon.
Washington reports J Edgar Hoover, 57, intends to stay as FBI director into the incoming Eisenhower administration. Sources say he has no retirement plans and would remain if asked, a foregone conclusion given his long service since 1924 and cross party respect.
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