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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1953

Page

3

POWs Smoked Marijuana In Prisons

Pfc Estle L Casper and Sgt Calvin C Hansen, U S prisoners in a Korea POW camp, say Americans smoked marijuana bought from North Koreans to endure life in captivity. Casper says he was sentenced to hard labor for trading for weed. Hansen notes monotony drove routine drug use among his company. He recalls two men in their unit who cracked mentally under the regime. Cooper, captured in 1950, warned Pro’s and claimed about 12 of 220 in First Company were progressives.

Freedom Village Korea U. S Pfc Estle L. Casper Winifrede W. Va Set Calvin C. Hansen South Braintree Mass Hansen Cooper

Lieutenant Receives Life Term For Killing In Korea

In Seoul a 57th Air Force general court martial sentenced 2nd Lt. George Schrieber of Hollywood Illinois to life imprisonment for premeditated murder and conspiracy to commit murder of a Korean civilian shot near a Pusan base. Kinder's confession tied Schrieber and Toth to the crime. Kinder said Toth pistol whipped the victim and Schrieber and Toth decided to kill to cover the assault.

Seoul Korea Air Force George Schrieber Hollywood Ill Schrieber Robert Toth Pittsburgh United States Thomas Kinder Cleveland Tenn Pusan Kinder Toth

France Surrenders Powers in Cambodia to Cambodian Government

France agrees to relinquish control of the Cambodian army police and judiciary to Cambodia as King Norodom Sihanouk returns to Phnom Penh. The French note grants limited operational zones to remain under France in war times and paves the way for renewed talks with the Cambodian leadership. The report recalls Sihanouk’s 1960 exile and return to Cambodia.

Phnom Penh Cambodia France Norodom Sihanouk Sihanouk Thailand Siemreap

Fred Allen Returns to TV With Judge for Yourself Format

Fred Allen previews his NBC TV comeback with Judge for Yourself, a weekly program airing at 10 p.m. Eastern on NBC. He jokes that the premise proves nothing is new under the sun and jokes about housewives becoming the audience, while noting his role will be largely on screen with minimal production duties.

Fred Allen Sun Jack Gaver United Press New York Allen Fred Alf Nbc-Tv NBC Herb Shriner

Careless Reuse of 3-D Glasses Linked to Infections

U S Public Health Service warned that reusing polarized 3-D movie glasses may cause eye infections. Chicago banned reissuing permanent glasses after tests showed most remained contaminated despite sterilization. Local authorities urged disposable or easily sterilized glasses to prevent infections.

Washington U. S. Public Health Service Chicago Board of Health Public Health Service Hollywood

Fireman Delivers His Third Baby in Two Years

New York dispatch reports Fire Lt. Edward T. Dunne arrived at the Morris home in Brooklyn to deliver a baby girl to Mrs. Bernard Morris. The newborn marks the third time in two years a fireman on duty has delivered a baby for the same family.

Fireman New York Bernard Morris Brooklyn Edward T. Dunne Morris

Boone Shell Service Opens After Boone Firm Purchase

Boone Coal and Fuel Co. expands its ventures by acquiring the Shell Service station at Ward and English streets. Mac Burleson is general manager and Paul Thomas runs the service station with team members Jake Weatherford and Reece Bowers in supporting roles.

Boone Coal & Fuel Co Shell Ward English Streets Boone Shell Service Mac Burleson Paul Thomas Thomas Jake Weatherford Reece Bowers

Zemo Restores Foot Comfort for Athlete’s Foot Sufferers

Zemo, a doctor's formula, relieves itchy soreness of cracked toes. It kills germs that cause athlete's foot on contact and helps heal and prevent reinfection. Extra Strength version recommended for stubborn cases.

Zemo

Throws False Teeth In Music Hall

Alexander Brown aged 44 was fined five pounds after he hurled his false teeth at an attendant attempting to remove him from a Glasgow music hall balcony for shouting and swearing.

Glasgow Scotland Alexander Brown

New List Of Dead POWs Is Released

Washington reports 297 additional Americans listed by the Communists as dead in prison camps and 795 of 1,022 alleged dead are published. Families are told the information is unverified and men remain officially missing in action. North Carolina names include Pvt Henry D Bassett and Cpls Elwin C Martin Jr Gary N Parker George J Blue Willie L Johns and Howard C Riley among those listed.

Washington Defense Rtment Pentaton U.S Reus North Carolina Henry D. Bassett Ada Bassett Maywood Ave Winston-Salem Elwin C. Martin Jr Elwin C. Martin Sr Park Ave Leaksville Gary N. Parker Samuel F. Parker Kannapolis

Man in Woodside Faith Demonstration Bitten by Rattlesnake

Earl Eugene Canada, 27, was bitten during a faith demonstration by a rattlesnake near his home in Woodside. He remained in critical condition as doctors used all available serum, with additional serum rushed from Spartanburg. A crowd of about 50 attended the service and prayers continued at his home after transport to the hospital.

Greenville Spartanburg State Highway Patrol Canada Woodside

Family notices for Ina Riley and George Samuel Jr.

Mrs Ina Riley of 232 West Henry Street is mentioned alongside Sgt George Samuel Jr son of Mrs Florence Samuel of 104 Washington Street Darlington in a brief community notice. The fragment notes addresses and relationships without further context.

Ina Riley West Henry St George Samuel Jr Florence Samuel Washington St Darlington

Liner Docks Late Following Storm

The Cunard liner Media docked three hours late after a stormy Atlantic crossing into New York. Captain William Fitzgerald reported seasickness among 219 passengers but no illness among four zebras five mongooses and three vultures on board en route to the National Zoo in Washington.

New York Cunard William Fitzgerald Ie National Zoo Washington

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Countries Pappy Noel Frank Boone Ae Brane Camel Ath South Carolina George J. Blue Lelia James Asaley Ave Charleston Willie L. Johns Rose Johns Baldock M.set Howard C. Riley Donaldson Air Force Base St.Joseph di America St.joseph Aspirin Childred Hida le Nash Jewelry & Loan CO Main Coal & Fuel Co Corner Ward English Sts J. W. Morgan Hannah Campbell Bruce Surratt Mac Burleson Mgr Ward & English Sts Shell Service
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