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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1955

Page

10

Ervin Warns Nation In Deals With Reds

Sen. Sam J. Ervin warned the United States against easing guard despite Russia’s friendlier stance. He said Russia still tethers millions, builds air power, and may use lull in tensions to lull free nations. He criticized the party’s potential nomination and praised North Carolina delegation teamwork on the Blue Ridge Parkway funding.

Charlotte Sam J. Ervin United States Russia Georgia Richard B. Russell Mason- Dixon Line Ervin Supreme Court Exchange Clubs Sen. Russell Democratic Party Solid South North Carolina Pees Blue Ridge Parkway Frvin

Prized Book Heist Involves Latin Students At Lenoir Rhyne

Three South American engineering students from Bogota and Barranquilla were charged in Hickory with stealing books worth 120000 from the Lenoir Rhyne College library over several weeks. Books from the University of Tennessee library were found in a suspect's car. Bond set at 1500 each as officials noted the group had attended UT last year and lived off campus.

Hickory N.C Lenoir Rhyne College Valdese Burke Ceman Wilson Bill Garcia Luis Pinto Bogota Colombia Barraza Barranquilla Knoxville Tenn University of Tennessee Jaime Parra College Offi Cials University of Tennessee Library Wilson W. B. McKnight Hildebran Ohio Carolina Garcia Pinto W. R. Cramer Lenoir Rhyne

Boston Newsman Files Family Flood Tragedy Tale

Boston reporter Jim Donahue recounts racing to verify a Chariton Worcester flood story. He details Phil Porter and Paul Santilli drowned while salvaging a Charlton store. Mrs Santilli missing. Lee Porter and children initially feared drowned but later found safe with friends. Betty Donahue, sister Mary, depart to Charlton to identify a body.

Boston Betty Chariton Worcester Phil Porter Paul Santisfi Elia Rlestown Charlton Fam Mrs. de . Phil Lee Friends Phil the Santillis Santilli

Gov Hodges cites crop land damage as major hurricane loss

Gov. Hodges said the biggest loss from Hurricanes Connie and Diane was water damage to crop lands across Hyde Pamlico Craven Beaufort and Tyrrell counties after aerial damage reviews. He attended Belhaven meeting on hurricane relief and noted extensive beach erosion at Topsail Atlantic Beach and surrounding coastal areas. He also visited Ft. Bragg and reviewed the 30th Infantry Division and local Guard units before a Belhaven audience described as terrific.

Raleigh N.C Hodges Connie Diane Belhaven Brunswick County Carolina Beach Topsail Island Atlantic Beach Hyde Pamico Craven Beaufort Tyrrell Ft. Bragg National Guard 30Th Infantry Division Leaksville Air National Guard Brunswick Morehead City New Bern Washington

Watermelons Ready For Farmers

The Department of Agriculture rolls out Charleston Grays watermelons for visiting Russian farm delegates and Secretary Benson to sample at a luncheon in Washington. The melons, developed by the department’s experimental station at Charleston, are praised for fine texture few seeds sweet meat and thin rind. They will be iced at the department cafeteria to be ready by Monday.

Washington Department of Agriculture California Benson Eisenhower Beltsville Charleston

Pets Suffer Heat in Nehru Gift Aquarium

In New Delhi on August 20 the hot summer took a toll on gifts from the Chinese Communists to Prime Minister Nehru. Several gold fish died from the heat and one of two Chinese deer also perished.

New Delhi India Nehru

London Zoo Parrot Exhibit Destroyed by Psittacosis

Aps of 100 bright love birds at the London Zoo have been destroyed due to psittacosis outbreak. The parrots were a major summer attraction.

London London Zoo

Graham Sees Radio Preaching Aiding U S Religious Revival

Evangelist Billy Graham says radio preaching fuels a religious renaissance in the United States by backing prayers and reaching millions at home. He notes religious radio has existed nearly 30 years and runs his Hour of Decision on about 900 stations, funded by about one million dollars annually from followers. He plans Sunday night TV programs in Britain and hopes to launch an American TV project on a major network.

Washington Billy Graham United States Broadcasting & Telecasting Magazine Graham Great Britain

Wonder Drugs Bring Rapid Cures And County Sanatorium Crisis

Guilford County debates closing its tuberculosis sanatorium or keeping it open to avoid losing state subsidy. Officials note declining TB cases nationwide and shorter treatment stays, while taxpayers fund the facility and relief funds. Community leaders urge preservation citing local benefits and economic return from patients and services.

Gene Brown Guilford County Guilford William Folk Jr Greensboro Folk Greensboro-High Point

First textbook on bacteria by Gen Sternberg 1896

Mil ler Sternberg, a U S Army surgeon, authored what is described as the first textbook on bacteria in 1896. The work reflects early bacteriology efforts and military medical scholarly activity of the era.

George Miller Sternberg U. S. Army

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