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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1952

Page

9

Early Arrest Expected in New Orleans Killing

Police predict an early arrest in the fatal bludgeoning of socialite TV singer Amelie Cooper. Investigators found a stained iron pipe behind a stove as the possible murder weapon. Jorge L. Cooper, estranged husband, was questioned as detectives tied motive to a football game alibi and a late night at his Court of Two Sisters quarter.

New Orleans District Attorney's Office Amelie Diddie) Cooper James L. Cooper Cooper Court of Two Sisters

White and Negro Educators Hold Joint Session in Memphis

Delegates from the white Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Negro association met in a Negro church without segregation. Dr. Ernest Colwell of Emory urged emancipation from ignorance while Dr. Guy H. Wells pledged backing for better race relations. Negro schools will be formally accredited by the same standards, with new rules for both races. no merger discussed.

Memphis South Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Ernest Colwell Emory University Atlanta Guy H. Wells Georgia State College For Women Milledgeville White Association Negro Educators Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary

Nunan Denies Tax Cheating in Brooklyn Indictment

Joseph D. Nunan Jr. former top official in the Internal Revenue Bureau is indicted by a Brooklyn federal grand jury on five counts of tax evasion between 1946 and 1950. He allegedly underreported 127 251 dollars of income and evaded 91 086 dollars in taxes. Nunan’s attorney said the charges lack justification and he will be vindicated in open court. A plea is set for December 10 before Judge Mortimer W. Byers. If convicted he faces up to five years and 10 000 dollars per count.

New York LLP Joseph D. Nunan Jr Internal Revenue Bureau Brooklyn Nunan Richard J. Burke Mortimer W. Byers

Lattimore Says He Will Cooperate in Perjury Probe

Far Eastern scholar Owen Lattimore told reporters he is willing to assist the forthcoming grand jury inquiry into alleged perjury regarding his Senate testimony. He recalled a July statement criticizing charges as unfounded and avoided confirming if he will testify before the grand jury.

Washington Owen Lattimore Johns Hopkins University James P. McGranery Lattimore Senate Internal Security Baltimore Justice Department State Department Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis McCarthy Senate Foreign Relations Millard E. Tydings Wisconsin Republican McGranery Tydings

Last of Blackstock Boys Blamed In Prison Deaths

Kilby prison officials fault a paint thinner poisoning spree for the deaths of four inmates led by Troy Blackstock, called bad boy of Alabama crime. Blackstock allegedly sold the tainted drink in the yard. victims include James Epps and others, with seven hospitalized and recovering.

Montgomery Ala Kilby Blackstock J. M. McCullough Troy Blackstock Alabama Mississippi McCullough Leakesville Miss Thomas Roy James Epps D.C. Everette Calvin Roper

Leaf Demand Weakens Raleigh on Flue-Cured Markets

Weak demand on the North Carolina and Virginia flue-cured tobacco markets slowed trade. Average prices for most Old Belt grades fell $1 to $4 per hundred as sales were light and quality dipped. Lawrenceville Virginia and Louisburg North Carolina set Dec 10 closing dates, while Middle Belt volumes rose slightly on a few leaf grades.

Raleigh North Carolina Virginia Old Belt Lawrenceville Middle Belt Louisburg N. C

Detroit Woman Seeks Divorce Over Lack of Kisses

Mrs Carolina Grzeszzczyszyn filed for divorce from her husband Mike a factory worker citing he never kisses her as the ground for separation.

Detroit Carolina Grzeszzczyszyn Mike

Eleven Former Czech Red Officials Hanged in Prague

Vienna AP reports eleven former Czech Red leaders including Vladimir Clementis and Rudolf Slansky were executed by hanging in Prague after a week long treason espionage and murder trial at Pankrac prison. Three others received life terms.

Vienna Austria Vladimir Clementis Rudolf Slansky Czech Communist Party Czech Justice Ministry Slansky Clementis Bedrich Geminder Josef Frank Rudolf Margolius Otto Sling Brno Otto Svab Rich Rebin Andre Simone Rude Pravo Ludvik Frejka Red Clement Gottwald Otto Fis East Germany Vavro Majda Arthur Londo Evzen Loebel Prague Radio Antonin Gregor Prague Pankrackson

Federal Grand Jury and State Depart Disagree on UN Disloyalty

A federal grand jury and the State Department clash over U N staff loyalty amid claims of disloyal Americans in New York. The jury alleges the department cleared disloyal officials and blocked inquiry while the department says it lacks authority over UN personnel and only flagged possible Communists to the UN.

State Department New York Washington U. N Department

Pace Urges Public Service Careers At UNC Forum

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace spoke at the Carolina Forum urging young people to pursue government careers. He praised federal workers as honest and stable and called for new blood and ideas to strengthen future world stability. He planned a two day visit to Ft Jackson after the event.

Pace UNC Chapel Hill Frank Pace Ft. Jackson D. C Carolina Forum Fedral

Television Conference Banquet Opens Southeast Expansion Talks

A Charlotte WBTV hosted TV conference gathers 100 representatives from Carolinas Virginia and Georgia. Joseph M. Bryan of Greensboro will preside at the banquet. The event ends tomorrow with FCC member Robert T. Bartley delivering a keynote address.

Charlotte Carolinas Virginia Georgia WBTV Southeast Joseph M. Bryan Greensboro Jefferson Standardroadcasting Co Robert T. Bartley Federal Communications Commission

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