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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1952
Page
4
The piece argues tax relief is unlikely before a balanced budget for 1953. It notes Truman's high spending and an expected deficit near 10 billion dollars, with debt around 265 billion. It forecasts meaningful tax cuts only after 1954, once Republicans win back Congress.
High Point fights to fix its parking tickets system after a Supreme Court ruling invalidated a local law that made the car owner answer for overtime. The state legislature may pass an enabling act to restore enforcement, but past attempts failed and the issue lingers unresolved.
Pressure on department chiefs and subordinates in Washington has sparked internal frictions as housewives push for meat price rollbacks. Price Stabilizer Tighe Woods orders his meat price team to deliver a verdict by Monday, blaming packers for the price surge while packers deny profits and defend supply and demand.
The Wilmington California Press Journal editorial argues that broad public indifference to government waste and extravagance sustains rising taxes. It notes that complaining is easier than taking corrective action to cut spending.
A national editorial on shortages in engineering and science fields argues for stricter selection of students, arguing the war effort and future industry rely on trained engineers and chemists. It warns that delays in education risk importing talent and stresses early identification of gifted youth.
Washington views the looming 83rd Congress with tight margins as Republicans face a single vote majority. The piece warns GOP senators to curb dissipation and safeguard health to avoid derailing fights for the party, while urging Democrats to stay loyal and avoid risky resignations or appointments.
Leon Disa ane, economic adviser to the Press, says price levels are tapering and stabilizing with no downturn in business or production. He hopes Senator Wayne Morse will consider calmly and stay with the Republican Party, as Carlson of Kansas agrees.
A dense theater column reviews a Paris troupe and a month of repertory in New York with double bills including Les Fausses Confidences and Baptiste. It notes strong French artistry, praise for Iolanthe, and coverage of films, radio programs, and critics opinions from Philadelphia to Washington, with mentions of Verneuil, Bernhardt, and notable figures in entertainment.
Washington reports that the incoming administration must address deficiency appropriations to run the government through June 30 and cover increased military, public assistance, VA, and other costs. Additional requests loom if Korea fighting persists and fixed charges rise. Tax exemptions for new officials also hinge on congressional action before Jan 20, 1953.
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