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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1952
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise marks a personal farewell as long-serving editor writes a first person swan song. He praises publisher liberty, staff camaraderie, and town newspaper quality. He leaves with gratitude, pledging continued support and optimism for future progress.
The piece argues Stevenson seeks repeal in name only, while Eisenhower favors amendments to Taft Hartley. It contends union leaders historically resisted regulation, rejecting 28 amendments in 1949, and cautions that repeal in name alone may not satisfy unions or alter law enforcement.
Column recounts a weekend on Delaware coast reflecting on Vice President Barkley’s drought plight and looming financial trouble. Anecdotes include Barkley’s aide Vaughan about selling stock to feed his Kentucky farm, and a humorous taxi-driver exchange about government intrigue and a forger in the District of Columbia.
A religious essay reflects on Jesus' promise of God's reign and the crowd's expectations. It contrasts the disciples' faith with modern church attendance trends, urging humility and a contrite heart. The piece recalls key biblical events from the Transfiguration to Pentecost and Patmos, emphasizing spiritual renewal.
The piece argues the UN covenant approach could erode American liberties, claiming the United States should stay out. It questions free movement, espionage, press freedom, and the right to self determination within an American constitutional framework. It notes economic and contractual concerns tied to international resource sovereignty.
A collage of quotes from Mrs. Perle Mesta and Adlai Stevenson praising Luxembourg and condemning political corruption. It includes remarks attributed to Dwight Eisenhower and Sen. Blair Moody about Washington politics and freedom of mind amid anti-communism rhetoric. Syngman Rhee is cited defending South Korea as a trusted ally.
A crowded column of cultural jabs and media scoops mixes Broadway chatter with a political flare. The piece weaves editorials, show business quotes, and cartoonish gibes about Roosevelt era politics and Dwight Eisenhower as a campaign target.
U S editors favor Dwight D Eisenhower over Adlai Stevenson by four to one and predict an Eisenhower victory in the election. They forecast 281 to 250 electoral votes and a popular vote margin near 2.5 million for Eisenhower, totaling about 28.42 million to 25.42 million for Stevenson. The poll covers 700 editor opinions across regions, noting regional splits and varying forecasts for a tight race or a landslide.
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