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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1951

Page

4

France to Receive 600 Million Dollars in U S Aid

Paris reports a French cabinet announcement that the United States will provide France with 600 million dollars in direct aid and defense spending before July 1952. Finance Minister Mayer said talks with U S officials have set the basis for this aid, with portions as direct support and as U S defense spending in France.

Carl Hartman Paris United States France Rene Mayer Mayer Dean Acheson Robert Lovett W. Averell Harriman M. Mayer U. S Robert Buron Congress Washington Burnon

Elks Memorial Service Planned For 3 P M

High Point Elks will conduct their annual Memorial Service at 3 o clock in the lodge room. Joe Caruthers Guilford State Senator will deliver the major address. Four Elks Dr L T Mann Homer Wheeler W H Gibson and John Shaw are remembered for 1951 deaths with tributes planned. Phoenix Ariz is noted as a large city south of Denver between Texas and the Pacific coast.

High ‘Point Elks Joe Caruthers Guilford L.T. Mann Homer Wheeler W. H. Gibson John Shaw Phoenix Ariz Denver Texas Pacific Coast

Negro Woman Is Arrested As Suspect In Shooting

A 26 year old Negro man Willie Holly of 11845 Hobson Street was shot at his home around 9 30 pm and is listed as critical. Ella Bella Lindsay of 307 Baptist Street was jailed without bond around 11 pm as the main suspect after officers tracked her to Baptist Bottom and Bynum Street. The wound was described as from a large calibre pistol and may require operation at K B Reynolds Hospital in Winston Salem.

Hobson Street Ella Bella Lindsay Baptist Street Willie Holly Holly Lindsay Baptist Bottom Bynum Street High Point Memorial Hospital K. B. Reynolds Winston-Salem

Funeral Rites Held for T. W. Albertson

Funeral services for Thomas Walter Albertson 80 were conducted at Wesley Memorial Methodist church with Dr W Arthur Kale and two associate ministers officiating. Entombment followed at Guilford Memorial Park mausoleum with pallbearers including W L Albertson Glenn Albertson and James Rutherford. Albertson of 114 Oakwood Court died at High Point Memorial hospital Tuesday night after months of illness with a hospital stay since November 4 1951.

Thomas Walter Albertson Wesley Memorial Methodist Church W. Arthur Kale E. M. Avett W. G. McFarland Main Street Methodist Church Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum W. L. Albertson Glenn Albertson John W. Peace Oscar Moore High Point James Leslie Albertson James Rutherford Durham Albertson Oakwood Court High Point Memorial

No More TV Excuses Church Gets Its Own Set

Newport News dispatch reports First Baptist Church installs its own TV set so parishioners can attend services from home and operate the set on weekdays and Sundays. Pastor Bruce H Price notes they try to keep the set off during beer ads.

Church Newport News First Baptist Church Bruce H. Price

Reds Warn AAU Over Soviet Olympic Tactics

In Daytona Beach on December 1, Voice of America spokesman Richard B. Walsh urged the Amateur Athletic Union to beware of Russian tactics in the 1952 Olympics. He cited incidents in Central Asia and China where Soviet teams allegedly pressured outcomes, and in Hungary where refereeing slowed to influence results.

Daytona Beach Fla Voice of America Amateur Athletic Union AAU Richard B. Walsh Chinia Hungary

Agents Stage First Nationwide Insurance Strike

New York Dec 1 The first nationwide strike by Insurance agents began today as 15 000 walked out at Prudential offices in 25 states The walkout formally started at midnight with picket lines planned at regional offices The union seeks a minimum wage of 55 a week plus grievance arbitration and union shop The company says agents earn an average 99 a week plus 12 in fringe benefits and that 53 percent earn 5000 a year or more The union disputes these figures and claims the strike will affect operations across 35 states and Washington now

New York Prudential Insurance Co Monally Prudental Hnes Washington Poulo

Local gas station proprietor suffers back and leg injuries

L C Quick, owner of a Winston-Salem Road gasoline station opposite Lewis and Holmes trucking depot, was injured when a car on a hoist slipped and fell on him at about 2 PM yesterday. He is at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem with non fatal injuries and partial paralysis from a back injury. not injured in the face.

L. C. Quick Winston-Salem Road Baptist Hospital Winston. Salem Quick Winston-Salem Sechrest Sechrest’s Lewis and Holmes Trucking Depot

Group Seeks Flexible Controls to Replace Wage Price Rules

Washington Dec 1 The Committee for Economic Development urged government to replace current wage price controls with a flexible system tied to changes in business farming and living costs. The private research group sponsored by leading businessmen condemned the hold the line approach as unnecessary and unworkable.

Washington Committee For Economic Development

Appalachian Way Footpath Stretches 2183 Miles

The Appalachian Way, claimed as the longest continuous footpath in the world, extends about 2183 miles. Details trace its route across multiple states, linking historic trails, scenic byways, and remote landscapes for long distance hikers seeking a world class trek.

Children killed as train hits truck at parade crossing

In Tillsonburg Ontario three children William Campbell 12 Olive 11 and Carol 10 were killed when a New York Central train struck a truck at a crossing. Their father Albert Campbell leaped from the truck just before impact and escaped serious injury.

Tillsonburg Ont New York, Central Railroad William Camp Bbell Olive Carol Albert Campbell

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