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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1951
Page
3
President Truman chides critics for demanding victory without risk and cites Thomas Jefferson sending Marines to Tripoli as a precedent. He argues against appeasing pirates and stresses no room for surrender in a free world amid North Korean hostilities.
General Ridgway and General Van Fleet assume critical duties as MacArthur completes a broader strategic role. Allied command reports 4315 North Korean casualties from ground fighting Friday, signaling intensified resistance along the 38th parallel as censorship limits fuller disclosure.
Police logged multiple crashes involving stationary vehicles and moving cars. Walter J. Thompson faced two charges after a 12 05 p m collision causing about 300 dollars damage to a parked car. Nora K. Cutti struck a stationary vehicle owned by Ole P. Brown in the 1500 block of English Street. Shafer R. Mans and Hayden W. Ratledge collided on Main near High as Mans tried to merge from slow to fast lane. Additional damage involved three parked cars earlier Saturday morning.
A profile of Rudolph Halley, 37, Senate Crime Investigating Committee counsel. It recalls his tenacity in questioning Costello and O'Dwyer, his rise from a quiet lawyer to a public figure, and his view that jail, press scrutiny, and moral awakening are needed to curb crime and corruption.
Lieut. John Hodgkin of Selma landed his souped up Piper Cub on Mount Rainier at 14,408 feet Thursday. He spent the night on the peak and flew off Friday afternoon before a rescue crew could reach the mountain. The pilot then landed on a frozen lake more than 9,000 feet lower.
A missing airman from the 14th Troop Carrier Squadron reportedly landed a C-82 at Mowich Lake with no radio contact. Col R W Etter said Hodgkin has been AWOL since 8 a m and that orders against mountain landings were issued previously. investigators will review the case.
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