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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1952
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise details an afternoon edition and a Sunday morning edition for readers, outlining publication times and regional coverage. It notes distribution patterns and sections featured in the two daily issues.
A Guilford County highway official warns the rise in 1952 auto accidents is double the year before with 30 deaths and an $2,850,000 cost. The message urges readers to inspect their cars and drive more safely as winter weather approaches and political headlines loom.
A sermon reflects on early church life in Jerusalem after Pentecost, Ananias and Sapphira, and the apostles bold preaching of the risen Christ. It urges believers to regain the living Christ’s power and grace to bear fruit amid persecution and modern spiritual drift.
A voice recalls how in 1937 and the late 1930s smear campaigns damaged a writer’s career. The author links accusations by the Nye and La Follette committees to a broader Soviet influence, naming figures tied to prior investigations and a revealing book trail.
A Vermont anecdote links Republican loyalty to a cross border cattle incident. Also recounted are lighthearted vignettes about Senator Leslie Biffle and Senator Jenner, plus notes on U.S. political writers and anti-Communist scrutiny, with short diversions on Nye Committee history and radar farming prospects.
A cluttered column piece reviews Broadway figures, film and radio names, social scenes, and whispered news from New York. It cites Walter Winchell style quips about stars like Miriam Hopkins and Dashiell Hammett, plus brief notes on Jesuit and press circles, all with sharp, fragmentary vignettes and quick jabs.
Washington report on Donald Dunn, a World War II veteran, who won a national VFW contest to receive a fully equipped 120 acre farm at Moses Lake, Washington. The project, dubbed Farm-in-a-Day, included a modern house, irrigation, and labor from local merchants. Dunn reports first year crops value about 19 731 dollars with plans for dairy cattle and public demonstrations.
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