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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1952

Page

7

High Point Triumphs In MCA National Court Championship

Mayor Amos Kearns lauded High Point MCA basketball squad for 60 to 57 upset of San Pedro to claim the national title in Butler Pennsylvania. He credited coach Fred Swartzberg manager Lelon Cooper and Edgar Ortzberg with guiding the victory which brings the town national publicity and closes the 1951 52 cage year.

Amos Kearns High Point M.C.A Butler San Pedro Calif M.C.A. Ince United States Y.M.C.A High Point Y.M.C.A Cooper

Sears Theft Defendant Bound Over

Austin Robert Robinson 27 of Route 6 C C Camp Road appeared before Judge J A Myatt in Municipal Court for breaking and theft of sporting goods valued at 159.46 from Sears Roebuck last week and was bound over to Superior Court on a 2500 bond. William Jasper Spivey 37 of 114 Mendenhall Street pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property involving a watch allegedly in Robinsons possession. Spivey and Elzie Lee Wilson 36 of 441 South Main Street faced implications linked to the February 20 Macs Auto Supply theft. Robinson previously pleaded guilty to that case. Judge Myatt disposed of nearly 100 cases as a civil and criminal session continued.

Austin Robert Robinson C. C. Camp Road J. A. Yatt Sears Roebuck William Jasper Spivey Mendenhall Street Robinson Sears Elzie Lee Wilson South Main Street Wilson Myatt James B. Hilliard Guy Henry Lambeth Joe D. Smith Calvin Jac . Negro Sun J. L. Matkins Glenn York Edna York Child Thelma Brown Jesse Crater

Red Jets Stay Out of Fighting

Communist Air Force has been staggered by losses with 53 jets destroyed or damaged in eight days and avoided engagement with American Sabre jets patrolling MIG Alley. Sabres shot down four MiG-15s on Sunday and damaged several others while ground clashes moderated after a failed push near Yonhon. Artillery fire totaled 4,720 rounds against UN positions, as Iowa and St. Paul bombarded the Korean East Coast.

Seoul Korea Manchurian Yondhon U.N Iowa St. Paul

Anonymous Donation Reaches Church of the Nazarene

For the third year in a row the Rev Harold Gravvat receives three $100 bills in an unsigned letter. The 1952 note states Enclosed is $300 to use as you see fit. Gravvat will add the funds to the church fund at the Church of the Nazarene in Mattoon.

Matton, II Harold Gravyvat Church of the Nazarene

Father MacMillan Honored by Immaculate Heart Parish

Father Robert J McMillan pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church marked his tenth anniversary as pastor. More than 500 attendees from North and South Carolina Virginia and Washington DC attended a reception in Guild Hall. Assistant pastor Father James McSweeney presented a parish purse and guests lined the receiving line. Since 1942 the church has grown from 89 Catholics to over 500 active members and runs a kindergarten through fifth grade school staffed by Saint Joseph nuns.

Robert J. McMillan Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church Guild Hall North South Carolina Virginia Washington, D. C Father James McSweeney Mac Melva Price Robert Todd John Banks Martin Doll Margaret Thomas John Welborn Earl Steed Herman Tull C. W. _Von Drehle Royster Thur‘man Father MacMillan Immaculate Heart of Mary Order of ‘Saint Joseph Robert J. MacMillan Immaculate Heart of Mary Church James McSweeney

Eight Arrests Reported by Local Police This Weekend

Police booked eight suspects over the weekend including D M Boots Carter 40 of 803 Vail Street charged with shooting Ruth Samuels 307 Walker Street in the foot. Others include Margaret Leland 19 charged with assault and three others charged under prohibition laws. Also James Armstead 26 charged with larceny of a billfold containing $10 and valuables. Goldie Duncan 43 of Route 1 faces drunken driving charges.

D. M Boots Carter Vail Street Ruth Samuels Walker Street Margaret Leland Loflin Street Maggie Colson Laura McCall East Washington Street James Stewart Mobile Street Charlie Roundtree Leonard Street ABC W. T Aline Jones Goldie Flower Duncan Route 1 E. D. Young

No Representation for Iraqi Jews in Parliament

Iraqi officials said Jews in Iraq, numbering about 12 000 after a large exodus to Israel, will not have representation in parliament due to minority thresholds of under 20 000.

Baghdad Iran Iraq Israel

Theft at Country Gas Service Station Stuns Community

Police continue investigation into a break in at Country Gas Service Station 1624 English Street where $119 in currency was stolen. Entry was gained by prying rear door moulding and removing glass. complaint filed by manager R. E. Troler who also runs a Post Office substation. Return of a horse reported 1405 Kivetting.

Country English Street R. E. Troler Troler

Duck Yields Gold Nuggets in New Brunswick Farm Find

Port Elgin, N.B. eighth grader Leslie Turner dresses a duck and discovers gold nuggets its body. He believes the nuggets may come from a source in the farm area and hopes for more discoveries from the duck’s foraging.

Port Elgin N. B Leslie Turner Leslie

Doctor Finds Blindness No Ruinous Handicap

YORK Neb. UP Der. B O Callahan a chiropractor who lost his sight four years ago says he forgets he cannot see when working on patients. He returned to his office after a month in hospital and relies on his wife as chauffeur. His hearing has improved and he still serves patients daily.

Callahan

Few Relaxed Moments In Alderman's Life

Milwaukee AP reports Alderman Erwin Zillman was approached by a trolley motorman asking him to arrange rubbish removal from a backyard. Zillman obliged by taking the man’s name and address, then the trolley moved on.

Milwaukee Erwin Zillman Zillman

Record on blue mold disease signals bad year for tobacco

State College plant disease specialists warn North Carolina tobacco may face another severe blue mold year. History shows severity varies by spring onset, weather after invasion, and control measures. Forecasts rely on a new blue mold warning service and continued spray use.

North Carolina Florida State College U. S. Department of Agriculture Pla Lane South Georgia South Carolina Border Belt

Pastor Sermon Stops Burglar After Home Break-In

In Houston a burglar broke into Rev. and Mrs. Purcell Story’s home after dinner. He found the minister’s sermon notes and a Bible in the study with the opening line Get thee behind me Satan. A note blamed the intruder for misjudging the household.

Houston Tex Purcell Story

Coming Events Compiled by State College Extension Service

Fat cattle sale Hills April 9 10 District fat stock show sale Kinston April 9 10 Farmers Festival Fairmont April 10 Rebuilding of Arthur Swann home Caswell County April 10 11 Fat stock show sale April 11 State finals pasture speaking contest State College April 12 State Hereford sale Se April 14 15 Past stock show sale Goldeboro April 15 District 14 Home Demonstration meeting Pittsboro April 15 Green Pastures program Concord April 16 District 13 Home Demonstration meeting Roxboro April 16 Green Pastures program Albemarle April 16 17 District fat stock hogsie April 17 District 12 Home Demonstration meeting Bethany School Rockingham County April 17 Green Pastures program Raleigh April 17 Fat stock show sale Greenville April a Pastures program Curri April 18 District 26 Home Demonstration meeting Winston-Salem April 21 25 Grain marketing course State College Raleigh April Green Pastures program Graham April 23 Fat stock show sale Siler City April 23 Green Pastures program Lincolnton April 23 24 Youth Festival and district fat stock show sale Durham April 24 District 11 Home Demonstration meeting Elkin April 24 Green Pastures program Robbinsville April 24 25 District fat stock show sale Wilmington April 24 25 Fat stock show sale Smithfield April 27 May 3 National Home Demonstration Week April 28 29 Fat stock show sale Dunn April 30 Fat stock show sale Raleigh April 30 Sheep shearing school Tarboro

State College Extension Service Hills Kinston Fairmont Arthur Swann Caswell County Gag State College Goldeboro Pittsboro Concord Roxboro Albemarle Bethany School Rockingham Nty Raleigh Greenville Curri Winston- Salem Graham Siler City Lincolnton Durham Elkin Robbinsville Wilmington Smithfield Dunn Tarboro

State Conducts Two Programs For 4 H Awards

North Carolina launches two new 4 H programs in 1952 Bread Demonstration and Entomology. County winners earn medals and state winners receive $50 bonds or watches with six national winners getting a $300 college scholarship. trips to the National 4 H Club Congress accompany selected awards.

North Carolina Standard Brands Incorporated U. S Hercules Powder Company Chicago Cooperative Extension Service

Insect control and tomato growing tips from a Tar Heel gardener

A Tar Heel gardener argues insect control costs are high but necessary for crop protection. Advice emphasizes using correct materials, consulting extension services, selecting healthy tomato plants, staking when space is limited, direct seeding after frost risk, and mulching for healthier yields.

State College Extension Service Rutgers Pan American Louisiana Southland

Tests Show How to Winter Beef Cattle at Low Cost

North Carolina experiment notes economical winter beef feeding. Grazing on fescue pasture with accumulated forage can supply months of grazing for calves and lambs at low labor and equipment cost. Nitrogen trials and stored hay or silage offer supplemental feeds, with caution on forage sufficiency.

North Carolina North Carolina State College Upper Mountain Laurel Springs

April Hints For State Poultrymen

Tar Heel poultry men receive April reminders from T. B. Morris of the State College Extension Service. Tips cover preventing chick cannibalism with more room and green feed, raising pullets on range, outdoor waste free feeders, continuous water supply with shade, gradual light reduction, cooling brood temperatures, keeping eggs cool, checking for lice and mites and using recommended treatments.

Raleigh T. B. Morris State College Extension Service

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Kearns Red Jets W. F. Sechrest Thomasville Chair Company Thomasville Sechrest W. T. Marsh E Marsh Chair Father Robert MacMillan Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish McDonald I. C State
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