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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
13
The Dutch queen arrives in Washington amid a royal welcome and a brief April shower. She endures rigid protocol and extempore speeches with wit, while Prince Bernhard accompanies her at the airport and aids her through formalities.
A Greensboro jury convicted Olan Whitworth Jr. of assault with intent to rape and Bill Adair of assault on a female after finding two others not guilty in the case of a 17 year old farm girl. The judge sentenced Whitworth and Adair to the maximum terms. the verdict followed a tense deliberation and a dramatic witness plea from the defense.
Nash County former game protector Robert W. Hester faces embezzlement charges after state hunting license funds totaling 2763.90 were found missing. He is set for a preliminary hearing in Nashville recorder's court on May 3 with a 1500 dollar bond.
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh will relocate from Clarence House to Buckingham Palace after Easter, spending holidays at Windsor. It is unclear if Queen Mother Elizabeth and Princess Margaret will remain at the palace after the move.
The United States Britain and France doubt the Moscow economic conference opening today. Secretaries accuse Russia of a propaganda trap while data show reduced Soviet trade and Russia seeks relief from Western restrictions. Price cuts and hotel room discounts are also noted amid this drive.
Flooding from the Milk River and Missouri River in Montana and neighboring states prompted emergency declarations. About 2,000 people homeless near Havre after an 80‑mile lowland flood. Chinook evacuees rise to 150 with 400 protected by a hastily built dike. Nationwide blizzards worsen river rises and ice jams threaten Iowa and South Dakota communities.
Edwin J. Schuffman filed with the Communications Commission for a new standard station at Kinston North Carolina on 1230 kilocycles with 250 watts unlimited time, contingent on Station WFTC changing its frequency.
FCC chairman predicts the government will lift the ban on new television stations within two weeks and allow filing of new applications after the ban ends. He cites a three and a half year old restriction and expects about a new filing surge following the lift.
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