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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

03 Apr 1952

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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

12

Stocks Rally Amid Broad Market Gains At New York Prices

New York at 1 p.m. stock list shows Adams Express through Woolworth and others trading higher. Approximate total sales reach 800,000 with notable gains in IBM, General Electric, and DuPont alongside numerous industrials and utilities.

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New York Adams Express Admiral Corporation Essosees Alaska Juneauation Verter Dye Cossee Sea Taverns Ad Warner Ee Cet BO Setieccens Veeeses Caterpillar Tractor Teeceeee Celanese Corp Sevcsenese Champion Paper & File Sésces Chesapeake Onio Siscceses Chrysler Corporation Seescees Tah Coca Cola Unun Ces Ets Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical Dupont de Nemour Fastern Airlines Fastman Kodak Eee Sy Electric Auto Lid Emerson R & P Firestone Rubber c General Electric General Foods Seceeseeses Gillette Razor Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Rubber Illinois Central International Harvest Int Nickel Can U's Tel & Tel Johns Manville Kennecott Copper Libby Owen Fora Gl Liggett & Myers Eecsesees Gbm Lockheed Aircra Loews Theaters Seseeseses Lorillard & Company Louisville & Nashville Mack Trucks Eee Enews Magnavox Radio Seccessees Missouri Kansas Texas Montomery Ward Cccoessess Motorola Radio TOM Murray Corporation Ecovcevee Nash Elvinator Eeneeerenee National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy Lrowuct Avia Cresses Northern Pacific Sessecesees Ohio Oil Company Otis Elevator Pacific Gas Vane RR Seccesscens A Cole Si Philco Corporation Phillips Petroleum Pittsburgh Pege Vnccescesces Pittsburgh Ser & B Pullman Company Pure O11 Co Seccesaces Seee GTM Radio Corporation Textron —Corporation Rean Ap Timken Det Vite Trans & Western K 214 Trans America Reas Union Carbide Vvae Union Pacific Eeerer Anetale United Airlines Coos United Aircraft Eeree Etere United Ion Seeascess United Fruit Soo United Gas Imp United States Pipe United States Rubber U.S. Smelting United States Steel Vanadium Corporation Vick Chemical Cccccess Virginia-Care Chemical Warner Pictures West Maryland Western Union Western Electric Wilson Packs Woolworth & Eeteessesese
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Local Boys Continue Program at Red Shield Club

The Red Shield Boys Club keeps its plan for Boys Club Week with almost 200 attendees at a Norman McClure hypnotist show. Leroy Collins invites public visitors to inspect the club and its funding from the Community Chest and city donors. Tomorrow and tonight feature top junior league and biddy basketball games at 7 30 p m with admission open to the public.

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Red Shield Norman McClure Leroy ‘Collins Collins High Point
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State Employee Sought in Mysterious Disappearance

In Columbia Maryland, a 39 year old state employee Miss Ruth Corley, of the State Tax Commission, vanished after a morning chat with her landlady Miss LeGare. Police say no new leads have emerged as investigators await details of her health appointment and potential doctor visit.

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Columbia D. C J. P. Strom Constabulary Ruth Corley State Tax Commission Miss Corley
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Jacoby on Keg Fn Study Partners Playing Habits

Oswald Jacoby addresses Canasta play a partner should meld out or not. He argues against refusing permission to meld out even with a 160 point count, outlining profit and risk for both sides and noting he cannot answer individual reader questions but will cover common queries in the column.

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Oswald Jacoby NEA Nan Bage Jacoby Colum
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Massachusetts Senate Backs Beer Ban Debate Ends In Rejection

The Massachusetts Senate debated a bill to ban drinking beer at seating areas at sporting events, but the measure failed 19 to 9 on roll call. Sen. John F. Collins of Boston and Sen. Charles I. Taylor of Boston faced off as spectators complained of spilled beer at ball games.

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Boston Massachusetts Senate John F. Collins Charles I. Taylor Taylor
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Bolich Refuses to Answer Tax Scandal Questions

Daniel A Bolich former assistant Internal Revenue commissioner refused to answer further questions to House tax scandal investigators citing possible self incrimination. He provided his Brooklyn address and asserted constitutional rights while his attorney challenged the subcommittee's summons and medical advice cited to halt questioning. He said he would not disclose any information that might incriminate him.

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Washington Daniel A Bolich Internal Revenue Bolich House Robert L. Callahan Federal Grand Jury Brooklyn Cecil R. King Calif Callahan Allahan DeWind
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Wild Chase Costs Local Milkman Two-Year Term

William D. Humphrey, 21, of 219 West Bay Street, was sentenced in Winston Salem police court to two years on the roads after pleading guilty to hit and run and reckless driving tied to a March 20 chase that ended when his car crashed into a Highway Patrol vehicle. A concealed weapon charge was dismissed. a pistol was found in the car. Judge Leroy W. Sams ordered 12 months on each remaining count, with an appeal and $1,200 bond.

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William D. Humphrey West Bay Street Winston Salem Humphrey High Point Winston-Salem Leroy W. Sams D. J. Mount Sams Superior Court Bond
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Singapore naturalization applications rise after language rule relax

Singapore citizens react to relaxed English language tests as 09 new naturalization applications are sworn in. The report notes adenoid prevalence higher among poorer classes.

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Singapore Oliver Lyttleton
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Death Probe in North Carolina Creek Victim Tom Cartin

North Carolina police investigated the death of 58 year old farmer Tom Cartin whose body was found in a creek near North with a badly crushed skull. Solicitor Julian Wolfe of Orangeburg said no arrests had been made and several leads were being followed. Cartin's family said he was last seen Sunday.

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North, S. C Julian Wolfe Orangeburg Tom‘Cartin Cartin
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Australian TV Postponed by Cabinet Indefinitely

Canberra postponed indefinitely plans to set up an experimental television station near Sydney. The Cabinet made the decision to cut imports, announced by Postmaster General Hubert L. Anthony.

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Canberra Australia Sydney Hubert L. Anthony
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Tobacco blue mold outbreak in North Carolina noted

A Clem son Extension Service specialist says South Carolina tobacco raisers have less blue mold this year due to good control. J M Lewis reports farmers see lower incidence than usual and than last year, following a blue mold outbreak near Goldsboro North Carolina.

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Florence S. C Clemson Extension Service South Carolina J. M. Lewis Goldsboro N. C
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Mary Freedie Anne Reddick High Point Boys Club Adrian W.dewind Mr. Bolich Daniel A. Bolich Second Street Wild Chase Meh Re Qaret Caer Andersons Drug Store West End Coats Woodie N. Main ST Seart Edsy Death Iy Ee Pane Ie Dain Mens Marenen
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