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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1952
Page
4
A line from the High Point Enterprise dated Tuesday November 11 1952 notes second class matter status at the Post Office and lists advertising and circulation staff. The fragment confirms publication practice and staff roles in the era.
The piece urges patience as Louis Parker asserts Duke University faculty contacted Communists. It warns McCarthyism risks, calls for proof, and notes the accused deserve fair judgment while investigation proceeds. J. B.
A New York note calls Mamie Eisenhower a real individualist in style yet unlikely to influence national fashion. It contrasts her with Bess Truman, noting Bess’s cooler, detached demeanor and suggesting Mamie’s influence should stay on style and not policy or world affairs.
An editorial argues liberalism means openness and experimentation but condemns self labeled liberals who demand one solution and excommunicate dissenters. It contrasts flexible genuine liberals with rigid party conformity and calls such leftist reactionaries unhelpful.
The article explains how Senate committees shape power in the 83rd Congress. It outlines chairmanships, seniorities, and potential outcomes for key figures like Bridges Saltonstall Ferguson Milliken Capehart and McCarthy. It notes the dependence on a conservative coalition for passage of legislation and appointments.
The text reports that former Nazi aides won seats on town and county councils in Western Germany amid rising rightist candidates. It notes police action against 61 illegal cover groups and warns that the 1953 national vote could determine whether Germany backslides toward totalitarianism, despite Christian Democrats and Social Democrats efforts.
A farmer from the Eastern Zone of Germany seeks political asylum in West Berlin after bringing his 800 sheep. The case frames a refugee request and the question of included protections under democratic norms.
The piece satirically notes Secretary Brannan’s apple survey among 2573 housewives about buying apples loose or packed, alibiing, and questions on appearance and applesauce. It links Brannan’s survey to Senator Byrd and criticizes government policy and media coverage of college football ads on NBC with Kyle Rote and Bill Henry.
The article lists varied tasks facing the new President including extending wheat subsidies, shaping a new sugar agreement, reforming farm policy, and managing veterans affairs. It notes concerns over disability standards, aviation and air freight policies, ship construction funding, selective service, and Mexican migrant labor.
A nostalgic column recalls fall plowing among longtime farmers like Otis Montgomery and notes shifts in farming with tractors. It also cites literary reflections on autumn, reports on Eniwetok test details from Gordon Dean, and a political county review showing Republican gains fading in Sampson and surrounding areas.
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