Hospital officials deny charges of admission deposits
Memorial Hospital officials and medical staff denounce "loose talk" about policies and insist emergency patients are not required to post deposits. Administrator W. R. Peters and Dr. J. G. Groome say the hospital prioritizes patient care, with charges only arising at discharge, and emphasize the institution's need to cover payrolls and expenses through patient income.
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Memorial Hospital
W. R. Peters
J. G. Groome
Dr. Groome
Peters
Plans Told For Monday Library Cornerstone Rite
City officials announce a 10 am cornerstone ceremony for the new High Point library with public invitations. A copper box will seal city code, council minutes, staff rosters, library history, photos, and a ceremonial key to be opened by future generations.
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High Point
Library Board
North Carolina Library Association
YMCA
Amos R. Kearns
Noble T. Praigg
Board of
Alice Paige White
Library Board of Trustees
Harry D. Hawthorne
High Point Ministerial Association
Construction Engi
Neers
Library
Neal Austin
Allies Shell Korean Front in Massive Saturday Air Assault
Allied fighter bombers dropped 11 000 pounds on frontline fortifications near Panmunjom as U S Third Division troops repelled a major Communist assault. Jet crews logged 229 missions, with heavy losses on both sides and U N forces reporting success in neutral zones and in the Chorwon sector where 190 enemy fighters were killed.
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Tokyo
Sun
U. S. 3Rd Division
Panmunjom
3Rd Division
North Korea
Kaesong
Marine Corsairs
Haeju-Yonan
Korea
Sabres
U. N
Jackson Heights
Chorwon
Morse's 22Hour Filibuster Marks Tidelands Debate Record
Sen. Wayne Morse set a new Senate speaking record with a 22 hour 26 minute filibuster against the tidelands oil bill. He denounced the measure as a billion dollar give-away while urging federal control of submerged lands for coastal states and national revenue for schools.
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William Bates
United Press
Washington
Wayne Morse
Senate
Oregon Independent
GOP
Robert A. Taft
White House
Tidelands
Morse
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette Sr
Nancy
Eisenhower
Anderson
Citizens Group Seeks Candidate Views Before May 5 Election
The 17 ballot names for the High Point City election will be asked by Jim Rawleigh of the Citizens Committee of North Carolina to comment on three issues: nonpartisan government, a liquor referendum, and city limits extension. The Enterprise will publish the responses before election day.
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Jim Rawleigh
Citizens Committee of North Carolina
Rawleigh
High Point
Rock grinder accident kills Roxboro logger
In Roxboro a 35-year-old logger named Pearly Marvin Shull was killed when a grinding rock burst from his power grinder and pierced his workshop wall as he sharpened a pocketknife.
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Roxboro
Pearly Marvin Shull
Duke Commencement to Feature Snow Urey Addresses
Durham April 25 Duke University will host its 101st commencement May 29 to June 1 with speakers Dr. W Brewster Snow university marshal and Nobel chemist Dr Harold C Urey. Urey will deliver the commencement address at Duke Indoor Stadium on Monday June 1.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
W. Brewster Snow
Harold C. Urey
Duke Indoor Stadium
Colgate Chairman Edward H Little To Speak at Davidson
Davidson College announces Edward H. Little chairman of Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co will deliver the 1953 commencement address on June 1. President John R Cunningham said Little will highlight the graduation exercises for some seniors.
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Davidson
N. C
Edward H. Little
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co
Davidson College
John R. Cunningham
Little
Newsletter Lists Mystery Of Lingo
Rep Hunter mails a glossary of government terms to clarify language jargon. Definitions include Co-ordinator defined as a desk between two editors and To Expedite as causing more confusion with noise.
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Washington
Hunter
R-Calif
Peace editorial from Pravda greeted with cautious U S reaction
The White House plays down a Pravda peace editorial as a possible first step toward concrete action. Officials insist deeds not words are required amid Korean war peace talks and NATO concerns. Secretary Dulles and allies vow to await definite steps from Soviet leaders.
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Washington
White House
America
Moscow
Pravda Ees
Pravda
Ion Pies Press
Ates
Eisenhower
Russia
United Nations
United States
Free Nations
R. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
London
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Britain
France
Dulles
Free World
Walter Bedell Smith
University of New Hampshire
Durham
U. S
Smith
NATO
NATO Council
More American POWs Set Free in Korea Talks
In Panmunjom on April 26 the United Nations and Communist negotiators resumed truce talks after the Reds released 13 more American prisoners and said they finished their share of the exchange. The day saw 71 other Allied POWs released, boosting total Allied releases and signaling tense progress in stalled negotiations over a full prisoner exchange amid ongoing war.
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Panmunjom
U. N
Reds
Korea
Sun
United Nations
Red
Edward L. Austin
U.N
Rent Control Extension Keeps Ceilings for Millions
Senate approves a bill extending federal rent ceilings to August 1 for about 4.26 million units in large cities and preserves tight controls in 1.24 million dwellings designated as critical defense areas through April 30, 1954. New housing built or converted since February 1, 1947 is exempted. President Eisenhower is expected to sign promptly.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Committee
White House
Mine Cave-In Kills Thirty in Mexico City Area
A silver mine near Mexico City collapsed and caught fire killing thirty workers and trapping fifty to sixty more. Rescue efforts faltered as smoke filled the mine at midnight and hope waned.
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Mexico City
Salaryless Solons Haste Assembly Adjournment Blocked
Raleigh April 25 UP A technicality now endangers the 1953 General Assembly with the revenue bill still in flux after Senate amendments. Lawmakers aimed to finish by next Wednesday but must navigate two more readings in the Senate and three in the House. Other items linger including bond issues, school consolidation, and secrecy law repeal.
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Raleigh
N. C
General Assembly
Senate
Attorney General's Office
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Finance ‘Committee
Weather report with highs and sun events
The forecast shows a high of 78 degrees and a low of 55 tonight. Last night’s low was 60 and yesterday’s high reached 80. Sunset is at 7 03 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 32 a m.
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Weather Bureau
Max Min Bosit
Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
Montreal
New Orleans
New York
San Antonio
San Francisco
Eesestweee
Wilmington
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