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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1951
Page
11
Red Cross bloodmobile comes to High Point tomorrow and Thursday to collect pints for Korea wounded and local patients. Last visit yielded 419 pints from High Point residents, 93 pints short of this year’s goal. Call 6711 to schedule. donate at the armory and help fund lifesaving transfusions amid ongoing shortages.
Senator Robert A. Taft arrives in North Carolina for a three day tour to deliver the Weil Lectures at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and to speak at colleges, press conferences in Asheville Durham and Greensboro, and a luncheon address in Sedgefield. He meets Republicans and some anti Truman Democrats during the trip.
The Caudle hearing sparked sharp public remarks as critics deride his public antics and hammy theater style. Observers say his personal associations and dramatic testimony undermine his defense despite no proven legal violation.
The article reviews a Truman speech to the Woman's National Democratic Club in which he attacks the 80th Congress for blockading foreign policy goals, accuses Republicans of plans to fund a 1952 campaign with a large slash fund, and defends his party against charges of misrepresentation while noting labor and special interests. It discusses past campaigns, Taft’s Ohio win, and broad accusations of misdeeds across parties.
The piece notes Morris Cafritz hosting an elegant season event honoring Lake in a night blending political figures, entertainers, and social set mingling under Washington society’s gaze. Ken Kling and other cartoonists visited for Treasury defense support as President Truman’s era references surface. The industrial note reports 10.17 billion excise tax on matches with 508 billion matches produced.
The piece argues that even if Eisenhower is the nominee, the 1952 Republican convention will confront key issues. Delegates from diverse constituencies demand discussion of socialism, government waste, failed Asia policy, and Korea. McCarthyism and MacArthur's role also loom large in a pivotal political year.
Washington London coverage notes Winston Churchill as prime minister advocating Western European unity and continental cooperation. Reports focus on Schuman plan discussions, postwar alliance impulses, and Eisenhower links in WWII memory.
Uncle Sam’s call sparks debate on duty and gifts while a deadly train collision near Woodstock Alabama leaves seven dead and 37 injured. Meat and taxes trends hint at higher prices and waste concerns amid wartime rhetoric and public commentary.
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