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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1952
Page
5
A Washington style political chant denounces high taxes and government programs. It urges voters to oust the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Department of Justice, back Brannan Ewing and Ike, and reject the New Deal era policies.
Sgt William E. Ross of Hobart Indiana says a soldier's best friend is his ball point pen. He said his wife sent a refill cartridge and he went to install it in his bunker. Three Communist troops wiped out his mortar position during the moment.
United Press reports Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson defies old rules by avoiding crowded stops and using air travel and a soundproof TV studio to reach voters. He may disclose income tax returns as a campaign norm, with a 13-state aerial tour planned before a train finale through New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois.
Washington reports cities and towns must request a seven month extension to keep federal rent control after Congress set the deadline. The Office of Rent Stabilization notes over half of 2,400 eligible communities have filed to extend the policy.
Forsyth County authorized warrants for parents of children seven through 15 not enrolled in school to enforce attendance laws. Sheriff deputies will serve the warrants after the State Board of Education refused to reopen Old Richmond High School.
In Mountairy North Carolina a 26 year old mother of four was shot to death in her parents yard after a long family quarrel. Police say her husband Charles Edward Dickerson was jailed for murder after he shot her and later surrendered at the police station. Her relatives witnessed the shooting at the Taylor home.
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