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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1952

Page

4

Ike and Korea No easy road to end Korea War Eisenhower mission praised

An Army spokesman downplays grim casualty figures in Korea while noting 125,887 Americans killed missing or wounded. The piece backs Eisenhower plans to visit the front, insisting he will try to end the conflict though not promising immediate success. The editors urge confidence in leadership and praying for success.

Korea Washington United States Truman Eisenhower Republican Party Ike Far East J. B

The Kingdom and the Church in Christ’s Message

An essay contrasts the gospel of the Kingdom with the church, noting Jesus spoke of the Kingdom of God rather than the church. It traces early church structure, roles, and the distinction between visible and invisible believers, urging a modern awakening powered by the Spirit.

Jesus Jerusalem Solomon Israel Judah Palestine Simon Barjona Christ Peter Petros Mathias Judas Iscariot Church Church Triumphant First Church

McCarran Sacrifices Party for Country in 1952 Vote

Nevada's Pat McCarran, age 76, refused to back his party's candidate for Nevada's junior Senate seat, denying Thomas B. Mech ling and ensuring incumbent George Malone's reelection. The move cost McCarran Senate Judiciary Committee chairmanship and strained longtime Democratic allies, driven by his belief that the New Deal must end.

Washington Pat McCarran Nevada Reno Thomas B. Mechling George Malone Pat Malone McCarran Truman

Unity and the American Debate Over Liberty and Politics

The essay argues that true unity threatens liberty and intellectual freedom. It criticizes New Dealers internationalists and two party rigidity, cites Eisenhower’s Korea policy and McCarran bill opposition, and notes era figures like Alger Hiss and Frederick Vanderbilt Field. It closes with a note on Albert Teitelbaum’s Black-Mist Mink trademark and Morris’ cost to taxpayers.

Hitler Stalin Republican Party Asia Europe United States Eisenhower Alger Hiss Frederick Vanderbilt Field America Great Britain United States of America Korea U.S Albert Teitelbaum Beverly Hills Calif William Henry Harrison Wyoming Newbold Morris Washington Morris Justice Department

Quotes and quotes about defense and industry

A collage of remarks on employment oil security and war deterrence features leaders such as William J Grede Robert Eakens Greta Garbo Peter Fairchild Albert Einstein and Lord Alexander. The comments cover full employment domestic oil strength deterrence in Korea and wartime thoughts.

William J. Grede The NAM Robert Eakens State Department Peter Fairchild Greta Garbo

Wish You Were Here Memo to FDR from New York

A caustic satirical memo rails at reporters and political figures. It mocks press gallantry and criticizes coverage of the 1950s election era with quips about Ike, Truman, and Eisenhower. The piece blends jokes about public figures with pop culture jabs and a jab at Gilbert Sullivan and Edna St. Vincent Millay.

Jack Gould N. Y. Times CBS Jack O’eway N. Y. Journal-American ABC Network Jack Mabley Chicago Daily News Now Girls Peope Truman Democrats Phil Moore FDR Nat (King) Cole Compost Hearst AP Wire Marshall College American Legion Max Lerner N. Y. Post Life Margaret Bourke White Wm, O'Dwyer Pals Edna St. Vincent Millay Greenwich Village Bedford St United Fruit Co Panama Tennyrate Ike Harry Adlai Truman Korea Potsdam Secy Defense Navy Air Janey W Walter L. Avien Rose Miami Herald Eisenhower

Land and water policy loom large for new president

Washington notes outline a full agenda on land and water questions including tidal lands and offshore oil rights, inland water policy, and river development. Key figures: Bureau of Reclamation, Hoover Commission, G E Wilson, Marion Clawson. Major decisions hinge on Congress and White House actions.

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