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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1955

Page

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Ike Grandson and President Host Ice Cream Party

Fraser Colorado August 20 young David Eisenhower and President Dwight D Eisenhower co hosted a hot dog and ice cream party for 32 of the boy’s friends at a Rocky Mountain vacation ranch. The event included camp awards, a rifle shoot, and a trout catch, and the President handed out inscribed balls to each child.

Fraser Colo David Eisenhower United States David Rocky Mountain Colorado Oeece Dwight Disenhower Raee Jim Richards Whiting Ind Sparky Toth Young David Seee Eisenhower Fraser, Colo

Reds Free Three More Americans

The United States learns from Soviet Russia that three Americans will be released. Two are Army private deserters missing for over seven years, Cornish of Amesbury Massachusetts and Murray Fields of Bayside New York. The third, Frederick Charles Hopkins, was unnamed by the State Department.

Washington Russia United States State Department Wi Cc Cumish Amesbury Mass Murray Fields Bayside N.Y Cumish and Fields Murray Feingersch Frederick Charles Hopkins Eut Army Cornish Fields Iron Curtain

USSR Farmers Tour Hollywood Circuit During Dairy Visit

A group of Soviet farm delegates drove through Los Angeles area studios including Universal-International and Grauman's Chinese Theater without stopping. They toured the Roger Jessup dairy farm in Glendale, asking for profits per cow and learning about 1,200 cows yielding about $11,000 monthly profit at roughly $5 per cow per month.

Los Angeles Hollywood Burbank North Hollywood Universal-International Grauman Roger Jessup Glendale Jessup

Princess Margaret Trips at Scottish Bazaar

Princess Margaret fell headlong before thousands at a church bazaar in Ballater Scotland but rose and drove away to Balmoral. She joked about spraining an ankle and dismissed concerns about her engagement to Captain Peter Townsend while Townsend, at Ostend, Belgium, won the Cyrano grand prix.

Ballater Scotland Ang Margaret Balmoraldle Queen Elizabeth Peter Townsend Townsend Ostend Belgium Britain Crathie Elphinstone Dominic Elliot Minto Abergeldie Castle Elliot

One Flier Is Alive Reds Say

The Communists said one of two Americans shot down by Red gunners Wednesday is alive. They named Air Force 2nd Lt. Guy Jackson of Jackson Mississippi as the pilot of the downed training plane. Army Capt. Charles W. Brown of West Louisville Kentucky was reported not confirmed as alive. The announcement came at an Armistice Commission meeting where the UN demanded the return of both men.

Panmunjom Air Force Guy , Jackson Miss U.N Charles W. Brown Louisville Jung Kook Rok Red Jung Harlan Parks Bumpas

North Africa Unrest Leaves 430 Dead Across Algeria Morocco

Rioting and bombings sweep Algeria and Morocco on the second anniversary of Ben Youssef's exile. Nationalists clash with troops in Casablanca environs and Constantine. Casualties include 146 nationalist and 44 French personnel in Algeria and 60 nationalist and 30 Europeans in Morocco.

Paris North Africa Algeria Morocco Mohammed Ben Youssef Atlas Mountains Casablanca Constantine Easternia Bar Philippeville Oued Zem Ferhat Abbas Hadj Patt Cenete Cour Ben Youssef

Eyewitness Tells Flood Tragedy at Stroudsburg Camp

Mrs. Jennie Johnson of Jersey City describes the Davis Camp flood near Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. She and Beth Liddle survived on debris while searching for her children Nancy Roy and David as 37 campers remained missing. The account relief workers and authorities are continuing recovery operations.

Stroudsburg Davis Camp Jennie Johnson Jersey City N. J Charlie Zaimes Allentown Call Chronicle Johnson East Stroudsburg Nancy Beth Liddle Charles Zaimes Allentown Call Chronicle Stroudsburg, Pa Davis P Leon Davis Nanuet N.Y Roy David Davis Home

Three Survive as Stroudsburg Flood Claims Many

State police report only three survived a flood that swept a Pocono Camp to the attic and killed at least 56. Eleven bodies recovered and 26 missing as Davis Camp near Stroudsburg was inundated. Survivors include Jennie Johnson and her daughters Nancy and Beth Liddle. Navy helicopters aided airlifts, with many campers affected.

Stroudsburg Pennsylvania Pocono Mountain Davis Camp Jennie Johnson Jersey City N.J Nancy Beth Liddle Delaware River Johnson Roy Davis Beth Navy

Nixon Aids Army Doctor Sammy Lee Get California Home

Vice President Nixon said he is helping Dr. Sammy Lee, Olympic diver and Army physician, find a home in southern California after Lee faced obstacles buying property due to his Korean background. Lee plans to resign after 13 years in the Army to practice in eye, ear and nose surgery in California while Nixon, a native Californian, expressed pride at the prospect of Lee as a neighbor.

Washington Nixon Sammy Lee Army Banp California Sammy Lees Southern Uneotis Lee Fort Carlson Colo Lee Los Angeles University of California Far East State Department

Record Flood Toll and Devastation Across Eight States

The Northeast faced the worst floods in history with at least 141 dead across eight states and many missing as waters receded. Rescue crews evacuated about 200 residents in Orange County New York while Connecticut faced fires and magnesium explosions at Putnam and Mechanicsville. President Eisenhower designated five states as major disaster areas amid ongoing cleanup led by Army engineers and Red Cross relief funds.

Seaboard Pellet’s Island New York Orange County Wallkill River Mechanicsville Connecticut Putnam, Conn Eisenhower Pennsylvania North Carolina New Jersey Rhode Island Woonsocket, R.I Red Cross Stroudsburg Abraham Ribicoff

United States open to photo exchange with Russia on bases

The United States ready to let Russia photograph its worldwide military base network if Moscow provides equal information in return. The move ties to disarmament talks resuming August 29 in New York under a UN subcommittee on armament control.

Washington United States Russia Soviet Union New York Britain Canada France United Nations Geneva Eisenhower Nikolai Bulganin Japan Iceland Iple Cariel

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