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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1952

Page

4

City Council backs police chief in firing two veterans

The Thomasville City Council upheld Police Chief Paul M. Shore and City Manager R. M. Cooksey in dismissing two veteran officers, Policemen W. H. Truelove and Ottis C. Koontz, after a drawn out controversy. The piece notes the hearing right for the dismissed officers and reflects on the unfairness felt by all sides while praising Shore’s service.

Thomasville Paul M. Shore R. M. Cooksey Council W. W. Rapp Police Department W. H. Truelove Ottis C. Koontz Shore Department G. B

Scientists oppose immigration rules harming American science

A Bulletin of Atomic Scientists editorial cites Einstein and Nobel laureates criticizing State Department and immigration restrictions as hindering scientific progress and the fight against communism. The writer questions how barring suspected communists aids national security and urges caution about past associations and self contradictions.

Decp Albert Einstein Harold C. Urey Arthur H. Compton William P. Murphy State Department America Einstein Commie Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Edward A. Shils University of Chicago L. B

Awakening Fear of Communists in British Labour

Britons who ignored the Communist element in the Socialist Party are shocked as Reds are said to be active in Bevan’s leftist bloc. Bevan’s victory at Morecambe angered the Old Guard, which credits Reds, while trade unions vow to battle Bevanism. Leaders warn tolerance has ended in the party and unions.

Socialist Party Herbert Morrison Clement Attlee Aneurin Bevan Bevan U. S Old Guard Morecambe Reds Labor Party Britain Bevanism United States Eisenhower Congress Stevenson Truman France Europe Asia NBC Sanford Tillis Gloria Sinclair J. Ross Clarks Coca-Cola Trygve Lie Dghtr Gurie Joanne Life Rich& Crabill Mickey Devine Horace Dodge 41St Street Dept. of State Germany U. S.S der Stuermer West Germany Julius Streicher Trerry Dept Tommy McDonnell Chicago Singapore Nola Cargill Ginger Roger Paris Court of Correction Borey Pink Winchell Ace Reporter Bac H. M Norman Clark Baltimore News-Post Colyum Comdr William L. Huggins Jr Wardman Park Comdr. Huggins Ike Myrtle White House

Man Reflects on 1952 Election Choice for Eisenhower

A voter recounts the 1952 campaign, detailing registration, research on Stevenson, and his final decision to support General Eisenhower based on concerns about the times and issues, not party loyalty.

Truman Stevenson Eisenhower

McCarthy Promotion Fight Revealed in Navy Papers

The story outlines a failed April promotion board for Marine Reserve majors to lieutenant colonel, citing political interference and conflicting regulations. It details officials involved, including Under Secretary Whitehair, Gen Shepherd, and JAG Admiral Russell, and notes a second August board that upheld the initial rejection.

Pepe Tendo Eee Marine Corps Navy Francis P. Whitehair L. C. Shepherd, Jr George L. Russell Admiral Russell Selection Board McCarthy P.I April Sea Board Cololtel Congress Judge Advocate General of the Navy J.A.G Secretary of the Navy Whitehair Judge Advocate General General Shepherd R. McC. Pate Marine Corps Reserves L. B. Cresswell S. Jack A. G. Skelton E. F. Venn J. L. Winston F. C. DeSantis W. E. Glantz H. F. Brown C. F. King

New York Gossip and Political Firestorm Rumors

A sprawling column reports alleged political ballot tampering in New York and a swirl of high society and media figures. It cites NBC actors, Swedish press reactions, and claims about Registrar actions, with mentions of Axel Wenner Gren and public figures tied to the era’s cultural debates.

White House U.S Axel Wenner-Gren Hitler Margaret Sweden Axel

Mail service faster than stagecoaches argues Postmaster General

Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson notes mail service now delivers faster than the old stagecoach days. He cites widespread improvements and cites comparisons to the slow pace of earlier times as evidence that the postal system has modernized significantly.

Jesse M. Donaldson Washington Mr. Donaldson

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