Stevenson Tours West He backs GOP candidates on trip
Adlai Stevenson campaigned by train en route to Los Angeles, delivering eight platform talks and defending Truman’s Korea policy while criticizing Eisenhower. He warned against underestimating Asia’s dangers and argued for collective security and higher defense spending.
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Eisenhower calls for teamwork to back Republican ticket
In Indianapolis Eisenhower urged all Republican candidates to unite for an administration free of fear and quack doctors. He praised independent minds and warned against centralization, while attacking Stevenson and Truman-era baggage.
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GOP Stalwarts Sweep Eight State Primaries for November
Returns from eight primaries show strong GOP victories led by Sen Joseph McCarthy in Wisconsin and Sen Harry Cain and Sen Arthur Watkins in Washington and Utah. Vermont, New Hampshire and Vermont nominees indicate solid Republican paths to November contests with several incumbents unopposed or leading by wide margins.
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North Carolina Highway bids set for 13 projects
Raleigh press notes the State Highway Commission will open bids on September 2 for 13 road improvement projects totaling 78.24 miles. Low bids will be reviewed September 30. Among the projects is a 10.48 mile re location of US 70 from near Whitsett Guilford County to south of Graham Alamance County.
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Federal official fines Hughes in tobacco fraud case
Fay Don Gilliam imposed a 1920.20 penalty on Homer E Hughes for falsifying facts and concealing information in tobacco marketing. Hughes received a six month sentence suspended for two years, to be paid on three acres of illegally sold tobacco. Evidence showed he used others marketing cards to dodge penalties on land with no Semcee allotment. CIO CLAIMS VICTORY CHARLOTTE United Steel Workers CIO touts victory in a disputed election and a drive to add 5 000 North Carolina steel workers to the union Frantz E Daniel said the union has about 1 500 members and Emmett Akridge was brought to direct the drive to organize the rest of the industry Daniel claimed victory in a disputed election at Perfecting Service Co.
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Stock Market Drops Slightly in Fifth Consecutive Slide
New York stocks eased moderately today marking their fifth straight decline. Rail, steel, and motor shares fell while oils and aircraft slipped with limited gains. Copper showed brief resistance but mostly followed the downtrend as volume surged beyond yesterday’s high.
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Big 4 Football Series Opens with Demon Deacons
A sequence of football roundup items begins tomorrow in the Enterprise with personnel and prospects for Wake Forest College Demon Deacons, last fall's state grid champions. Next Duke on Friday, North Carolina on Sunday, and N C State on Monday. Picture layouts accompany all teams.
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Little Liz America and the home front role
A fragment suggests a rural column discussing traditional gender roles with references to a wife pleasing her husband and a woman named Liz America. The text is incomplete and offers limited context or verifiable detail.
Lockheed Jet Production Slashed by Strike at Burbank Plant
In Burbank California 25000 workers walk out hitting Lockheed Aircraft production of the Air Force’s newest jet interceptors. Company chief Cyril Chappellet vows to sweat out the stoppage as union IAM president John Snider says the union stands firm. Won’t yield on pay raise demands nine cent offer vs sixteen cent ask. Threats against nonstriking workers homes and damaged vehicles reported. A federal conciliator failed to reconcile the parties.
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Farouk Smuggled Gold In Royal Yacht Allegations Surge
Cairo reports say forces seized evidence that King Farouk smuggled gold from Egypt on the royal yacht Almahroussa. Officials also found papers at Elias Andraous home and the Royal Automobile Club in Alexandria detailing gambling accounts and royal expenditures abroad.
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Democrats Back Stevenson In Texas Ballot Maneuver
Texas Democrats approve Stevenson support while allowing unorganized members to vote Eisenhower in the 1952 ballot. Gov. Shivers backs Stevenson, repudiates ballot tampering, and aims to unite party for Eisenhower in Texas amid a split States Rights faction.
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Dressen Promises Dodgers Won’t Blow It Again
New York report quotes Chuck Dressen predicting the Dodgers will not blow the pennant race. The article cites a July 16, 1951 posture with Brooklyn leading New York by five games and notes shifts in margin through August plus key players in field and pitching to bolster strength.
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Truman Announces Whistle Stop Tour Plans for Campaign Push
President Truman sets September 27 as departure for a 10 to 12 day whistle stop tour to rally support for Adlai Stevenson. He will deliver a major speech in Montana October 1 at Hungry Horse Dam and attack the GOP at daylight stops along his special train en route to Washington Oregon California.
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McCarthy Says His Methods Are Approved By Wisconsin Primary
Senator Joseph McCarthy claimed victory in the Wisconsin primary proves voters approved his anti Communist methods. He led with 2,682 of 3,223 precincts reporting over Leonard Schmitt and swept seven other candidates, while Henry Reuss challenged Thomas Fairchild in the Democratic race.
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Rose Withdraws Divorce Charges
New York showman Billy Rose withdrew divorce charges against his wife Eleanor in court and asked the judge to fix alimony in separation.
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Russians Reinstate Checkpoint Blockade on Berlin Route
Russian troops reimposed a blockade on the highway between the American sector and West Germany. Three U S soldiers altered their route to reach the checkpoint after a brief clash, while U S High Commissioner Walter Donnelly protested to Gen. Vasily Chuikov. Western allies weighed stronger measures as officials called the action a risk in a volatile postwar setting.
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