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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1951

Page

13

Gubernatorial race sparks talk of dark horse candidates

The piece surveys potential contenders for North Carolina governor including Umstead Jordan Hodges and new names Luther Hodges and Dr Casper Warren. It notes conservative strains, possible or unlikely runs, and the chance of a fresh face emerging as the time grows ripe for a challenger or outsider.

William Umstead Umstead Capus Waynick Henry Jordan Brandon Hodges Asheville Jordan Hodges Umstead’s Kerr Scott Labor Hubert Olive Lexington Monroe Redden 12Th Luther Hodges Leaksville-Spray Germany Marshall Field Sedgefield Casper Warren Charlotte Scott

President touts new secret weapons and appeasement critique

The President claims secret weapons are powerful yet not used in Korea. The speaker questions the purpose of developing them if not aimed at Communist China, accusing the White House of appeasement and fear that emboldens Red aggressors.

United States Korea China United Nations White House

Small Town Boy Al Resch Returns to High Point

Al Resch of Siler City, district governor of Rotary International, visits his former hometown High Point on an official club visit. The piece notes his city origins, state-wide recognition, and hints at future roles while praising his career path and growth of Siler City.

al Resch Siler City High Point Rotary, International North Carolina Press Association

Rumors Swirl Myers May Lead Democratic National Committee

Capitol Hill chatter says former Senator Francis J. Myers of Pennsylvania could replace Bill Boyle as DNC chairman. The talk follows Myers’s narrow defeat by James H. Duff and suggests party insiders seek a strong figure amid investigations into RFC influence peddling.

Washington Francis J. Myers Pennsylvania Capitol Hill Myers Bill Boyle Democratic National Committee James H. Duff Keystone State

Sugar Ray Robinson May Make Comeback and Other NYC Buzz

Rumors link Sugar Ray Robinson to a possible return as his wife actress Ilona Ilmore reconciles. Gossip notes include a string of socialite bets, divorces, legal notices, film festival crowd reactions, and reactions to political and economic chatter in New York society.

Ilmore Judy Gari Andy Schraffts Monaghan N. Y Park Bluebloods Ethel Carhart Taylor OSS Holahan Italy Bergman Peter Lindstrom Peter Ingrid Nag

Descriptive critique of U S shipyards and foreign aid policy

The author questions why American shipyards account for only about 8.5 percent of world shipbuilding while Britain holds 44.9 percent and Sweden 11.6 percent. They argue U S aid and tariffs reward rivals, warn against neglecting domestic industry, and urge reassessment of roughly 5 billion dollars annual aid as a front against Soviet imperialism.

Sweden Germany United States ECA Nntire Soviet Russia Poland Soviet China Pacific Marshall

Quotations from Leaders and Celebrities on Politics and Life

A collection of brief quotes from Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, Ingrid Bergman, William Green, Sen. Robert Taft and others. Topics range from foreign policy to fame and marriage, with reflections on war, inflation, and domestic life.

Japan Manchuria Stalin Robert P Taft

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