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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1950
Page
4
The article notes High Point is considered a suburb of Greensboro by the U.S. census and budget bureaus after Guilford County joined the Metropolitan Area. It argues for growth and independence with more initiative to advance locally.
The essay discusses Governor Dewey backing Eisenhower for president while noting Truman's incumbency and the GOP need to unite. It argues Ike would accept if urged by duty and that a divided Republican Party could result in Truman's re nomination for another four years.
Guest editorial during Business and Professional Women Week urges members to measure up in spiritual community political economic and personal realms. It highlights National President Judge Sarah T Hughes recent London congress and calls for flexibility and support for younger women as society moves toward partnership.
The text stresses immense opportunities for business investment and asserts that private businessmen' enterprise and imagination are crucial for upward growth in domestic investment. It highlights the role of private initiative in expanding the economy.
Roanoke notes a pamphlet by W E Debnam titled Weep No My Lady that claims 70 000 copies sold and quotes Eleanor Roosevelt on the South. The piece contrasts claims of poverty in the South with poverty in Harlem and Washington, urging FEPC action.
In a Sunday statement Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York says he will not run for president in 1952. He endorses General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the Republican nomination and argues against a candidate serving more than two terms. Dewey also weighs foreign policy readiness and speculation about serving as secretary of state. The excerpt then shifts through tax and democracy debates, UN and world federation notes, and assorted political commentary from wartime to current affairs.
A faulty Washington telephone betting surge over World Series and football results caused four days of jam in the Pentagon and defense agencies dialing system. Investigations show bets were placed in the morning and results checked in the afternoon, triggering the congestion.
A collage of social and political anecdotes from Washington. Includes Bill O'Dwyer’s ambassadorial swearing in and celebration, Bertha Baur’s remarks at a Chicago rally, Bud Littin’s post‑surgery five words, Taft campaign loyalty, and critical quips on Secretary Acheson and domestic industry.
Quotes from Harold Stassen and George D. Stoddard urging ethical investment standards and equal access to education for women. George V. Allen affirms national sovereignty and Yugoslav resolve to defend it, reflecting postwar diplomat views.
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