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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1951

Page

2

Annexation Petition Drives High Point Debate

Two thousand signatures are claimed on petitions for an election over annexing areas to the west, south and southeast of High Point. The piece urges a factual, noncoercive selling campaign to persuade residents on both sides, notes misunderstandings about sewer taxes, and calls for a vote or special act to resolve the issue with civility and tempered rhetoric.

High Point Hinson Chamber of Commerce

Duke Doctor Advises Morning No Smoke Window

Dr. McHugh of Duke University reports findings on cigarette smoking. He suggests: set aside one or two hours at the start of each day with no smoking, then smoke freely rest of day. The plan should cut total daily use and curb morning cough for early smokers.

McHugh Duke University

Warren of California enters crowded 1952 GOP field

Governor Earl Warren of California has entered the presidential race, joining Taft and Eisenhower with Harold Stassen likely to join. Analysts foresee a Taft Eisenhower contest, while Warren’s strong statewide wins and cross party appeal position him as a disruptive entry in the California tradition of strong electoral shows. Warren is viewed as a constructive, moderate voice likely to influence the party balance at the convention.

Earl Warren California Taft Harold Stassen Eisenhower Jimmy” Roosevelt U.S Warren Me Tooer

United Nations Covenant Threatens U S Press Freedoms

An Ohio Senator warns against a UN draft covenant on human rights alleging it would curb press freedom. He cites Article 14 3 and the phrase national security as enabling government censorship and warns that treaties can become law of the land eroding constitutional protections.

John Bricker Ohio United Nations United States Congress United Nations Covenant State Department Bricker New York Senate Sricker Goebbels

Public Service Notes on Honest Governance and Local Officials

A column discusses President Truman’s housecleaning in government and urges thorough scrutiny of appointees and allies. It recalls Cleveland and Grant to stress integrity in public offices from national to municipal levels, and praises a county official, B. T. Townbee, for decades of honest service and accuracy in deeds records.

Truman Maragon Grant Grover Cleveland Cleveland

Runyon Fund climbs toward six million total

A New York Runyon Fund update highlights progress toward a 6 million goal. Mentions donations from St Louis Runyon Day and Empire City Racing Ass’n totaling tens of thousands, plus ongoing support from the Santa Claus donor and cancer fund contributions. References Judy Garland, Patti Page, Perry Como, and industry figures, with notes on industry gossip and media coverage.

Runyon Fund Benedicto Macri Surge Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Mack St. Louis Empire City Racing Ass Santa Claus Patti Page Patti Perry Como Victor Sarah Churchill

Tito hosts three hour belgrade press conference in belgrade

Marshal Tito held a long press conference for about 200 American and European reporters at the White Palace in Belgrade. He answered about 30 questions, corrected translations, and showcased a ceremonial greeting with plum brandy. Reporters stayed for coffee and Turkish style demitasses before many left after three hours. Tito then departed with guards in Cadillacs.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Nea Marshal Tito Washington Truman Zagreb Tito White Palace Royal Palace Peter Paul Aids Ministry of Information Iron Curtain White House U. S Palace

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Associated Press Chum George Sokolsky W. A. Bivins Beleve B. T. Townbee B. T Our County Billy Pop Brother Townbee Walter Winchell Judy Garland MGM the Palace H. Revel Judy Tallulah Bankhead Sec'y N. S Ass'n Holoran Italy Icardi Lodice Gov't China Medina N. Y Desert Fox State Dept G. W. Lewis Fritz Kuhn Martin Dies Senator Wheeler Bilbo & Co George J. Nathan Asia Korea Diana Lynn Sigmund Romberg Jack Benny Muriel Sanders Sinatra London Rca-Victor Merv Griffin Elizabeth Taylor Hugh Beach Newsweek Teevy People Artie Shaw Doris Dowling Feller Julie Harris Harry Peter Edson
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