High Point pride and progress shown in Community Chest drive
An editor urges High Point residents to recognize their role in the town’s growth over 101 years. By highlighting strong churches, improving schools, debt reduction, and diversified industry, the piece notes the 1952 Community Chest as a key gauge of local generosity and civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chicago
J.B
Ruml
Rum
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Rum
Goptional Committee
Citizens For Eisener-Nixon
Corner Stone and the Parable of the Vineyard
Analysis of Jesus quoting Psalm 118 about the rejected stone becoming head of the corner. The parable of the vineyard shows the owners punishing vicious vinedressers, then killing the heir, while Jesus offers render unto Caesar and unto God. The text links the stone to Christ and the church as enduring despite opposition.
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Solomon's Temple
Jesus
Isaiah
Jehovah
Man
Nazareth
Herods
Caesar
God
Christ
W.A.B
Eisenhower Flyover Farm Gaffe Described In Rural Note
National Geographic Society notes a humorous episode as Eisenhower tours Gettysburg area in a chartered plane. Capt. Busch Voigts pilots the flight while the candidate jokes about a red barn farm landmark and recalls his nearby acreage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Busch Voigts
Gettysburg
Ike
George Allen
Mississippi
Gettys
Voigts
Airlines
Tariff debate echoes in postwar economic policy
Amb Dr Draper urges Europe to boost productivity and reduce dependence on American subsidies. he calls for expanded reciprocal trade rules and import controls. The piece notes U.S. wage concerns, shifts in industrial support, and fears of European market flooding with cheaper goods and its impact on American workers.
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William McKinley
United States
William H. Dra Jr
Europe
Marshall Sas
Mark Hanna
Indus
Aneurin Bevan
Stalin
Quotes Surgery and Change at GWU
A fragment recalls a visit to George Washington University and a hill in Korea known as Old Baldy. It quotes individuals including Raphael J. Leif of Omaha and E. L. Marting Sr. about wartime service, rent control, and traditional honor amid loss.
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George Washington University
Old Baldy
Korea
Raphael J. Leif
Omaha
E. L. Marting, Sr
Irow
Ohio
New York Post Editor Wechsler Military Career scrutinized
A critical look at J Wechsler editor of the New York Post and his World War II service raises questions about induction timing, a cushy post after VE Day, and release by a Treasury unit. The piece cites testimony about communism links, a press role, and possible political influence shaping his military record.
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J. Wechsler
New York Post
Gen
Pinko
U.S
Eisenhower
Gen. MacArthur
FBI
Stevenson
Wechsler
U. S
N. Y
Army
Armed Services
Fort Lee
Germany
Treasury Dept
J. W
Treasury Dep't
Col. Bernstein
Washington
Herbert Wechsler
International Juridical Association
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Dora Schiff
Russell Nixon
Nixon
Russell Nixn
Henry Dexter White
U. S. Treasury
White
Polls and Politics Face Shifting GOP Calculus
Washington GOP aides say polls favor Eisenhower Nixon but remind that 1948 forecasts were wrong. Analysts cite Clarence Brown’s 1951 review of 20 polls and warn against premature trust while Army disclosure of atomic artillery stirs White House explanations.
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Washington
NEA
GOP
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
White House
Pentagon
Truman
Aberdeen
Oving
West
Army
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Cellent
The
National Geographic Society
George Dixon
Draper
OPS
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
National Aphic Society
Amney Baugh
A. G. Atwater
Chewing Gum Tycoon
Anchorage
Alaska
Cage
Eidos
Carl Sims Sr
Papen County
Ariaone
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ho
Raymond Gilmore
Fish and Wildlife
Fe. Gunes
Calleviaian
Don Marshman, Jr
New York
Post
Walter Winchell
John P. Lewes
Treasury
Althou Wechsler
Communists
Reds
Communist Party
Beardsley Rumi
Money
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