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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1952
Page
4
All High Point churches join in a 7:30 p.m. service at Green Street Baptist Church to mark Christian Education Week and the new Bible revision. The event aims to renew faith and spread clear, modern understanding of the scriptures.
In a critique by L. B. the North Carolina Republicans led by Herbert F. Seawell are urged to mount a stronger, more spirited campaign against William B. Umstead. The piece argues healthy politics require keen competition, warns of apathy if the GOP remains quiet, and calls for louder, more determined action to balance the Democratic lead.
High Point again serves as the hub for nine month off campus extension courses in industrial engineering aimed at supervisory personnel to boost advancement in the furniture industry. Classes meet twice weekly for two hours. many workers and even some presidents enroll. firms sponsor tuition for key personnel. Registration is this week with classes opening next Monday at High Point College.
Roy Brewer of Hollywood and Congressman Donald L. Jackson clashed over a Communist-made picture. Jackson says the dispute hurts his re election bid and has sent his side of the story to the writer for publication.
Washington reports that defense spending may level off near 50 billion annually for up to 20 years due to rapid weapon obsolescence and new tech. Atomic subs and aircraft move forward, with H-bomb tests planned, while politicians promise tax cuts that military leaders doubt.
Pentagon officials report NATO closed much of the gap toward 1952 targets with about 95 percent of 4000 combat aircraft and 50 divisions near readiness. They credit substantial progress in troops and equipment and view the 1952 record as a guide for 1953 and beyond, signaling deterrence against Soviet aggression.
The clippings feature Adlai Stevenson remarks on political balance and leadership while other quotes from Ann Miller and Senator Sparkman reflect opinions on liberal conservatism and ongoing political learning. The rough water metaphor underscores caution about changing direction.
Walter L. Winchell surveys Broadway and national chatter noting no declared candidates in the Brooklyn Democratic drive, a thriving theater season with hits like Wish You Were Here, The King and I, and Benign reviews from Boston to New Haven.
An unsigned human interest column discusses independent thinking, religion and politics, outlines Bible Week September 28 to October 5 with Revised Standard Version publishing, and features Johnny Q. Public's Forgotten Men column critiquing taxes and regulations seen in modern democracy.
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