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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1953

Page

5

Kennan backs hands off on satellites revolt

Former ambassador to Russia George Kennan urged a hands off policy toward Soviet satellites. He warned western interference could aid Moscow suppressing unrest and urged letting the Kremlin face internal strains and power struggles without outside meddling. He spoke at Johns Hopkins on Soviet imperialism.

Washington Russia Geo Kennan United States Soviet Union E Nis Foreign Service Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies Eisenhower U.S East Germany Stalin Kremlin

Vick Board Chairman Dies In Greensboro

Lunsford Richardson chairman of the board of Vick Chemical Co and son of the founder died of a heart attack in Greensboro. He grew up there, attended local schools and Davidson College, led the firm as president from 1929 to 1938, then served as chairman. Survived by wife Margaret Blakeney, a son and four daughters, and siblings.

Greensboro Lunsford Richardson Vick Chemical Co Richardson Lce Davi College Naval Aviation Greenwich Conn Richardson Memorial Hospital Davidson Smith Richardson Mararet Blakeney Providence Charles Gallagher New York Dora Richardson H. Smith Richardson Green's Farms Paris C. I. Carlson W. Y. Preyer Karl E. Prickett

111 Year Old Negro Marries Bride of 22 in Grimesland

In Grimesland North Carolina Alec Ogburn an ex slave aged claims 111 years old marries Clyda Mae Goddard 22 of Williamston Rt 1. The magistrate at New Bern wed them saying the marriage was to help with chores and companionship. Ogburn recalls Civil War era life and notes 46 children in total with lifelong memories of past strength.

Grimesland N.C Alec Ogburn Ogburn Clyda Mae Goddard Williamston New Bern Washington

Meat Grinders Boost Oyster Love Life in Willapa Bay

In Ilwaco Washington local growers grind thousands of bushels of oysters to stimulate reproduction by mixing sperm and ova. The resulting larvae fertilization yields new oysters as larvae form in the bay bays, reducing reliance on natural currents for gamete contact. The National Geographic Society notes the Potomac Valley near Washington DC holds rich Indian remains.

Ilwaco Wash Willapa Bay National Geographic Society Potomac Valley Washington, D.C

Television Actress Across Clue Puzzle Fragment

Dense crossword style clues list with across and down entries for TV actress clues and related terms. Includes references to McCay and various thematic terms like dawn goddess and compass points.

Puzzle Answer Spectrum: Wordfill from Clues

A compact listing of crossword style clue answers matching given numbers. Includes son of Seth and other terms from biblical and general vocabulary. Provides potential fits like son of Seth for 20 and various common terms for 34 to 47.

Seth

Divided Congress Expected by Look Magazine Panel

Washington correspondents anticipate a split Congress next year with Republicans losing the House but retaining the Senate. They also favor Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic presidential nominee in 1956. Voters remain split on House outcomes while Senate control tilts Republican.

New York Washington Look Congress House Senate Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Eisenhower Iire Thhree Stevenson Stuart Symington Richard B. Russell Allan Shivers Texas

Dior style war rages men seek bold fashion revival

HAL BOYLE argues men need a new bold look to restore male confidence amid shifting Paris fashion trends. He urges men to reclaim masculine style, from khaki to bare chests, to stir female interest and push equal fashion rights. He jokes about knightly hats and the impact of how men dress on relationships.

Hal Boyle Christian Dior Paris George Washington Thomas Jefferson Jose

Stevenson Return Sparks 1956 Speculation in Democratic Ranks

The pending return of Adlai E Stevenson from a world tour fuels Democratic talk about his future role as the party’s standard bearer in 1956. Backers push for him as chief spokesman and main speaker at fundraisers, with plans to boost him for national affairs recognition.

Washington Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Chicago Democratic National Committee

Protocol Wizards Do About Face Over Ambassador Title

State Department protocol experts reversed course on how to address Frances F. Willis the new ambassador to Switzerland. Initially they said Madame with an E after consulting Emily Post they corrected to simply remo ambassador without an extra E and without the accent.

Washington State Department Switzerland Frances F. Willis Emily Post Remo

Meat Price Saps Wallet Triggers Theft Arrest

Chicago police say Walter Therian aged 66 to theft after stealing $3.09 worth of meat. Officers found him with $8,808 cash and a bank balance of $5,000.

Chicago Walter Therian Therian

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