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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1952

Page

4

Korea War Endgame Depends on New Leadership

The editorial argues the public awaits concrete proposals to end the Korea War and questions current policy under Truman. It suggests Republican Dwight Eisenhower offers a better chance at an honorable exit, while acknowledging no definitive solution exists and cautioning against assuming immediate victory.

Dean Acheson U. N General Assembly Dwight Eisenhower Korea Truman State Department Far East Eisenhower J. B

Thieves Take Clothes From Miami Man in $350 Theft

A Miami man misses $350 worth of clothes including his best suit in a theft likely committed by unknown criminals. The incident is reported in the Fort Myers News-Press.

Miami Fort Myers (Fla News-Press

Profound Confession and Prophecy in Gethsemane Verse

A historical reflection recounts Jesus events from the Garden to the crucifixion, noting betrayals, trials, Peter’s denial, and Pilate’s verdict. It contrasts priestly and Roman charges, cites Mark 14:60-62, and asserts ultimate victory of truth and Christ’s kingship through future redemption.

Sidney Lanier Jesus Garden of Gethsemane Judas Peter Pilate Herod Jerusalem Sanhedrin God Caesarea Philippi Simon Peter Christ Son of the Moffatt Caesar

Trumanism as party loyalty subverts national welfare

A critical column attacks Harry Truman as promoting a partisan mindset over national interests. The piece decries his alleged hostility to opponents, bias toward party allies, and pushing a self serving agenda that damages unity. It also questions his treatment of figures like Eisenhower and McCarran and his rhetoric toward Jews and Catholics.

Pse New York Tammany Hall United States Allrance Stalin Harry Truman Congress Alger Hiss Hiss McCarthy McCarran Jermer Revercomb Cain Taft Eisenhower Dewcy Truman Stevenson Jewish Welfare Board General Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Pat McCarran

New York Auto Placards Booming A Dwight Christmas

Walter Winchell sketches a frenetic New York holiday scene with sightings from Bergdorf Goodman to Sardi's and Club scenes. Celebrities, cops, and socialites appear amid street chatter and urban curiosities, ending with a tease for page seven-A.

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Mad House Plan to Sell Oil Sparks GOP Debate

A visitor suggested the party buy cottonseed and peanut oil for margarine to lower prices, courting housewives. The idea drew derision. critics note wasteful travel and promotions by a “work group” led by Senator Johnston. Oscar White receives honorary farmer nod amid jokes about Stevenson.

Washington Karl Mundt

War and sports quotes from midcentury figures

A collection of short quotations from military leaders politicians and sports figures. Topics range from air base readiness and target selection to narcotics crime prevention and baseball youth impact. Notable names include General Ridgway General Weyland Aneurin Bevan Truman and Eisenhower.

McCarran Act Sparks Long Battle Over Communist Party Registration

The Subversive Activities Control Board panel calls for the U S Communist Party to register with the Justice Department, launching a lengthy court fight. The panel led by Peter Campbell Brown and Kathryn McHale outlines a path through appeals to the Circuit Court and Supreme Court, with potential years before a final ruling. The decision follows debates about free speech and due process under the 1950 act, amid broader wartime concerns about subversive activity.

Washington NEA Communist Party of U. S Department of Justice Communist Party SACB Peter Campbell Brown New York Kathryn McHale Indiana Ancellen McCarran Truman Congress Genpath Fotoreens Supreme Court District of Columbia Communist P Designa Subversive Activities Control Board

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